How will a home inspection benefit a buyer?

A home inspection may reveal multiple hidden problems that may cause costly repairs in the future. A home inspection is a non-biased report of the current home condition in accordance with the Texas Real Estate Commission and NACHI Residential Standards of Practice..

How will a home inspection benefit a seller?

A report will give a detailed report of the current condition of the home and the opportunity of a quicker sale. Some sellers will offer the report to all potential buyers/realtors for a more expedient sale.

Who should attend the inspection?

The inspection requestor or a trusted representative, along with the real estate agent (if possible). Larry will be more than happy to answer any additional questions you may have about specific items in his inspection report..

Can a house fail an inspection?

A home never fails an inspection. The inspection report will provide a detailed report of the home's systems and their operating standards. The goal of a home inspection is to evaluate the current condition of the home so that you may make an educated decision.

If the home has been appraised, do I still need an inspection?

Yes, an inspection serves a different purpose than an appraisal.

If we purchase a new home, should we still have an inspection?

Yes, you should always inspect the largest purchase you will make. An inspection is an independent evaluation of the property according to the TREC/NACHI Residential Standards of Practice.