Buying and Selling a Home

The pre-purchase inspection checks out your dream home from top to bottom, before you buy. Having a pre-purchase inspection could provide you reassurance or could save you from owning a nightmare.

Know what a buyer's inspector is likely to list on their report, before you list your home. This inspection, along with your real estate professional, helps you determine if anything needs to be corrected before your home hits the market.

With supply and labor shortages, you want to ensure your home builder isn't cutting corners when building your new home. Once the drywall is up, it's a lot harder to detect problems that may not present themselves until after the warranty runs out. 

A healthy home check-up, the 11 month inspection makes sure your newly built home has no warranty concerns before the warranty runs out.