Reinspection Services in CT
If you are planning to buy a house in Connecticut and the reports of the home inspection that you initiated are showing the need for repair, the first thing you do is contact the seller for the repairs. There can be innumerable problems with the house and it is the seller’s responsibility to make the buyer aware of them.
If you let the seller know about the repairs and ask them to do it, there is a good chance that your request has been taken lightly. when you walked inside the house after closing the deal, you find out that the problems still remain or have been done by the seller himself. This is a serious issue as it can deliver a huge blow to the buyer.
So how would you know if the requested repair works have been done properly? The answer to this is Re-inspection. Hiring the same professional inspector to re-inspect the property is the best way to find out if the repair works have been done as requested.
For this, it is important that the inspector has access to all the contractor receipts and work orders to make sure that all the items mentioned in the prior report have been completed appropriately. The report of the re-inspection is a major tool that could have a big influence on the closing deal. You must not wait for too long to get the re-inspection services. The seller will need time to get the issues fixed and the buyer also needs time for re-inspection of the property.
Hence, getting re-inspection Services from professionals such as anchor home inspections makes sure that everything is accurate and gives you the peace of mind that you deserve.
We also offer several additional home inspection services:
Before you invest in a home, it’s a wise move to make sure that there isn’t any wood-destroying insect or termite damage, which could end up costing you far more than you counted on. This inspection will thoroughly examine a home’s interior and exterior structure for existing termite damage and any signs of termites actively nesting inside the home.
Putting a home on the market without first having it professionally inspected could be a huge detriment to your ability to get the most from your investment. For this inspection, we’ll thoroughly inspect a home prior to it being listed. This will facilitate an opportunity for any issues to be corrected well in advance of a buyer’s inspection and will give you a chance to establish good, productive communication with prospective buyers at the onset of negotiations.
This inspection is designed to give a new homeowner confidence with the quality of their investment before it’s time to start moving in. We’ll arrive prior to the builder’s final walkthrough to perform a detailed assessment of the home’s condition, informing you of any issues that we encounter so that necessary repairs can be arranged with the contractors.
When a defective component is discovered during our inspection of a property, you may feel a little let down due to your expectations of the home not being met. That’s why we offer Re-Inspections to give you peace of mind and confidence once a seller has made sure that any defects are corrected. We’ll come back to perform an additional assessment of the home, focusing on the component that was originally found to be defective to make sure that any safety issues have been resolved and that everything is in working order.
Toxic mold exposure can be devastating. It can cause life-long neurological problems, sickness, respiratory problems, fatigue, eye irritation, skin rashes, headaches, memory problems, moodiness, nosebleeds, body aches, joint pain, fevers and allergies.
Anchor Home Inspection, LLC offers mold testing services that tells you the type and concentration of toxic mold.