6 Reasons to Get a Commercial Property Inspection
Roof, structure, HVAC, electrical, plumbing and life safety, documented before the money moves. Why lenders ask for one, and what the findings are worth at the negotiating table.
From our inspectors
Straight answers from the inspectors who do the work. Radon, HVAC, well water, termites, roofs, moisture and new construction, across North and South Carolina.
Roof, structure, HVAC, electrical, plumbing and life safety, documented before the money moves. Why lenders ask for one, and what the findings are worth at the negotiating table.
No two home inspections are the same, but the same findings keep coming up. What an inspector is doing as they work through a house, and how to read what they write down.
Getting the house inspected before it is listed rather than after it is under contract. How it helps sellers, buyers and listing agents avoid the surprises that cost a deal.
How to compare houses objectively instead of by feel: the houses down one side of a spreadsheet, the things that matter to you across the top, and the scores to settle it.
What to expect on inspection day as a first time buyer, how to get the house ready, what an inspector does and does not do, and the ten questions worth asking. Printable list included.
Your inspector should work for you, not for the transaction. How to choose one, what to avoid, and the questions that separate a real inspection from a quick walkthrough.
You cannot see or smell radon, so a test result is usually the first sign. What the risks of a high level are, why not knowing is the bigger problem, and how testing works.
Two ways to test for radon: a charcoal kit or a continuous monitor. What each costs, how long each takes, why one can be tampered with, and which belongs in a real estate transaction.