Home Inspector Partners
The home inspection is more than just information; it should be an opportunity to learn about the property!
A home inspection can identify unseen dangers and potential problems that may not be revealed during a real estate showing. Certified home inspectors in Alberta have to complete all the required licensing education. They also participate in ongoing training to stay updated on all things housing. Past clients have been happy working with these inspection companies; I know they do a thorough job.
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A Buyer's Choice Home Inspections Sherwood Park with Judy and Svetlana
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North 49 Home Inspections Edmonton and Area
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A Buyer's Choice Home Inspections with Brendan Bella & Team
Items that the inspector finds can be categorized by the following:
To-do List: These are items that the inspector finds that can be changed in the future. Sometimes they see things common to the era when the home was built.
Maintenance: These would be items needing attention. The seller may make these repairs directly related to the home's health. They may also forgo the repairs.
Deal Breakers: An Item in this category makes the buyer uncomfortable moving ahead. The seller may be able to remediate it; however, it may not be to the buyer's standards.
The inspection report offers a deeper understanding of whether the home has been well-maintained or needs significant repairs. If unsatisfied with the home's current condition, you can request the seller to address the repairs. The seller can also credit the cost of repairs at closing. The Inspection is not a renegotiation of the contract. It is intended to provide information to the buyer with the opportunity to address any concerns. A report can also help the buyer prioritize repairs after possession of the home.