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WHOLE HOUSE INSPECTIONS
Aardvark Home Inspectors is here to serve you. We want to provide you with the information you need to make informed, intelligent decisions concerning the purchase of your new home. Buying a new home is an exciting time but can also be very stressful. There are numerous details and deadlines to consider, and being concerned about the condition of your prospective home is where we specialize in bringing you peace of mind. One phone call to schedule your inspection is all it takes. We adjust to your schedule so you can be present at the inspection, and we notify all parties involved in scheduling the inspection.
Buyer's Inspection
Our inspectors at Aardvark Home Inspectors are able to identify deficiencies which are present in the home, can recognize prior repairs which have been made and in many cases can see the potential for future problems that may exist.
Seller's Inspection
Having a pre-sales inspection performed will insure the potential buyers that you are concerned about their interest in the transaction and will give them more confidence to complete the purchase.
Our purpose during the inspection of your home is to look for the following 5 items:
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Health and Safety Issues
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Structural Problems
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Items or Systems in Need of Repair
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Water Penetration and Its Affects
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Insect Damage
In addition, our goal is to educate the buyer on the care and maintenance of a home to help your investment continue to increase in valve according to the market value of the home. A complete home inspection includes a thorough examination of the major components that combine to form the structural support and working systems in a home. We abide by, but are not necessarily limited to the ASHI standards of practice.
Our inspections include, at the minimum, the following components:
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Roof, Vents, Flashings, and Trim
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Gutters and Downspouts
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Skylights and Chimneys (when accessible)
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Decks, Porches, Walkways, and Railings
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Eaves, Soffits, and Fascia
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Grading and Drainage
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Basement and Foundation (including accessible crawlspaces)
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Water Penetration
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Heating and Cooling Systems
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Main Water Shut Off Valves
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Water Heating System
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Interior Plumbing Fixtures
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Drainage Sump Pumps
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Electrical Service Line and Meter Box
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Main Disconnect and Service
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Electrical Panel, Breakers, and Fuses
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Grounding and Bonding
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GFCI’s and AFCI’s
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Fireplace Dampers, Doors, and Hearth
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Attic Framing, Insulation, and Ventilation
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Garage Doors, Safety Sensors, and Openers