Buyer’s Home Inspection

People who are looking to buy a new home are the ones that would be interested in a Buyer’s Home Inspection. 

This is one of the most important kinds of inspection to get when making the decision of whether to purchase a home or not. A buyer’s inspection will be an overview of all of the major components of the home, and is used to make sure that the home buyers are interested in is in good condition. 

What is Included in a Buyer’s Home Inspection?

A buyer’s home inspection looks at the major components and systems of a home. 

These include: 

• Electrical systems 
• HVAC 
• The foundation of the home 
• Roof 
• Chimney & fireplace
• Plumbing systems 
• Furnace 
• Structural soundness 

Why is a Buyer’s Home Inspection Important? 

A buyer’s home inspection is important mostly for the buyer of the home. Whether you – as the buyer – decides to get a home inspection or not, does not affect the seller, and in fact it could help them. 

We at Home Detective Home Inspections frequently find problems with homes that the seller uses to decide whether they want to purchase a home or not. 

What is a Buyer’s Home Inspection For?  

A buyer’s home inspection is for one thing – and that it so help the buyer make an informed decision when deciding to go through with the purchase of a home or not. Without an inspection, they cannot know if the home they are buying has a foundation that is shifting and will need to be fixed in two years. It would be hard to tell if the furnace is in good condition and will last for 10 years, or if it will need to be replaced that same year. 

Home inspections are to give the buyer peace of mind that they are buying a home without any major surprise defects, and that it is a safe place they and their family can live for years to come.