Phone: 610-623-5952
How To Choose Your Inspector
Buying real estate is the most significant investment you will make in your lifetime. To protect your investment you should utilize the services of a professional inspector to evaluate its true condition. However, it is just as important for you to evaluate that inspector!
Independent inspectors are loosely regulated by governmental agencies. Licensing in most states is not required, especially in PA and DE. A high school diploma is the highest level of education required.
Qualifications of inspectors vary widely. Some may have engineering, architectural education and/or construction experience, while others may lack the technical ability to readily identify structural and mechanical deficiencies, as well as the communications skills to clearly report them.
All inspections are done personally by the owner, R. J. D'Angelo B.S. Construction Engineering Technology
How Much Should The Inspection Cost?
Although education and experience varies greatly among inspectors, their fees tend to be in the same "ballpark." The report is a professional opinion based upon experience and education of the individual actually performing the inspection. Since inspector expertise is so disparate, saving $50 to $100 on an inspector is not as economical as it appears. Can you see why choosing such an important person when making the biggest purchase of your life should not be based on price? Our fees are competitive, although not the cheapest. Just call anytime for current fee and scheduling information.
Is my house falling apart?
Worried that something is seriously wrong with the crack in the basement? Stop fretting and get the professional advice you can count on. Home inspectors don't only work for buyers, you can call us anytime to get an educated objective opinion about whatever it is that's keeping you awake. We are not contractors and we will not try to sell you a service you don't need.
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