Buyer’s Home Inspection

Protect Your Real Estate Investment with a Home Inspection from Jones Brothers

In a Real Estate transaction, the buyer typically pays to have this done - thus, a Buyer's Home Inspection.

To minimize unpleasant surprises and unexpected difficulties, you'll want to learn as much as you can about the newly constructed or existing house before you buy it (Close the Deal).

A Home Inspection may identify the need for major repairs or builder oversights, as well as the need for maintenance to keep the subject property in good shape. After the Buyer's Home Inspection, you will know more about the house, which will allow you to make your purchase decision with confidence.

How We Perform a Buyer's Home Inspection

Our ASHI Certified Home Inspectors start with the roof and evaluate not only its surface, but also the chimney, the ventilation system, the electrical service entrance, the plumbing stack, and any other systems or components located on the roof.

Next, we inspect the exterior of the home.

We use a macro and micro approach to look at both the big picture and all the details.

After the outside of the home has been thoroughly inspected, we move into the interior.

Starting at the bottom, we work our way up through the home into the attic. While inside, we address such things as the structure, the heating and cooling systems, the electrical and plumbing systems, the interior finishes, the insulation and ventilation and accessories such as fireplaces.

Our report will point out any dangerous conditions, deficiencies, and possible future concerns. It will include descriptions of all the systems in the home, with color pictures to give you a visual of what we found. This will help you prioritize issues to be addressed and develop an informed decision as to your future in the home.

Best of all, our Buyer's Home Inspection services don't end with inspection.

You can call us with any additional questions about your Buyer's Home Inspection at any time - at no extra charge!