Serving Abilene and the Big Country of Texas
Serving Abilene and the Big Country of Texas
services
Residential Inspections
Residential Inspections
Mandy inspects structural aspects of the house, condo, or duplex as well as HVAC, electrical, plumbing, and appliances. She aims to detect any deficiencies that pose an unreasonable safety risk or significant deferred cost to the buyer. Sprinkler systems and pools are included at no additional charge. You can expect a written report within 24 hours of the inspection.
Water Wells
Residential Inspections
Available as an add-on service. Basic inspection of water well components, functionality, and water quality testing. This document gives some guidance on when testing of your private water well is advisable. It is always a good idea to have a water well Inspected when the property changes hands.
Septic Systems
Available as an add-on service. Basic inspection of on-site residential wastewater system (septic system) components, functionality, and clearances.
Wood-Destroying Insects
Manufactured Home Foundation and Addition Certifications
Available as an add-on service. Inspection of structures to detect evidence of past or present infestations of wood-destroying insects such as subterranean termites. Reported on official TDA form that is required by certain lenders.
Manufactured Home Foundation and Addition Certifications
Manufactured Home Foundation and Addition Certifications
Manufactured Home Foundation and Addition Certifications
Available as an add-on service. Includes engineer's stamp as required by some lenders.
Commercial Inspections
Manufactured Home Foundation and Addition Certifications
Manufactured Home Foundation and Addition Certifications
Inspection of commercial properties such as restaurants, warehouses, and multi-family. Completed following the standards of the Certified Commercial Property Inspectors Association.
why do i need a home inspection?
As the Buyer
As the Seller
As the Seller
A home inspection is typically ordered by a potential buyer during the contract option period. This lasts a week or so after the sales contract is signed, and is a time when the buyer can thoroughly check out the house and make sure they are comfortable before going ahead with the home purchase. Most buyers don't have expertise in house systems and components. That's where a home inspection is invaluable. The report will detail major deficiencies that a potential buyer would want to know about, for example, evidence of a roof leak, increased fire risk from incorrect wiring, or a malfunctioning garage door. With report in hand, the buyer is empowered to move forward in confidence.
As the Seller
As the Seller
As the Seller
A pre-listing inspection will identify for the seller any issues that might be of concern to potential buyers, giving the seller a chance to address those issues proactively. If repairs are made by the seller, we will re-inspect those components and submit a revised report at that time. Many times this can smooth out the closing process for all parties involved. These Move-in Certified ® homes have had a pre-listing inspection completed and the report is available to the public at moveincertified.com.