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Don't leave your home's lights and electronics on anymore. Install this one simple switch that turns off everything at once.
If you’re considering buying a new home – or even if you’ve lived in the same home for a while – a home inspection is a great investment.
A home inspection is a top-to-bottom examination of your house by a certified inspector, who will document things that need replacement, repair or maintenance.
A home inspection will cost between $200 and $500, depending on your location, and the age and size of the home. And be sure to check with your insurance provider - an inspection may be required if you're purchasing an existing home.
A typical home inspection – which you're encouraged to participate in - will cover:
If any potential problems are detected, the inspector will show you exactly what’s wrong and how to fix it.
The purchase of a home is probably the largest single investment you’ll ever make – and wet basements, leaky roofs, dangerous wiring or aging furnaces can quickly decrease the value of your investment.
By accompanying a certified home inspector through your home, you’ll see first-hand the potential trouble spots that need attention. You’ll have the knowledge to maintain or repair items to avoid costly emergency replacements.
Your Realtor can provide you with a list of certified home inspectors in your area, or you can visit the American Society of Home Inspectors website.
Don't leave your home's lights and electronics on anymore. Install this one simple switch that turns off everything at once.
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