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A Certified, licensed home inspection in Bucks County, PA, is an objective visual examination of the physical structure and systems, from the roof to the foundation. Having a Yardley PA home inspected by one of our Certified Home Inspectors is like getting a physical checkup. If problems or symptoms are found, the home inspector in Bucks County, PA, will recommend repairs and/or further evaluations as needed.
Buying a home can be the largest investment you will ever make. All homes have both strong and weak points. Knowing the home’s defects before you buy can be the difference between enjoying years of happiness, having chosen wisely, or risking financial devastation by owning a “money pit.” This magnitude decision needs to be made with the confidence and knowledge gained by having your home professionally inspected before you buy.
In addition to traditional home inspections, our highly-trained staff at S.P.T. Home Inspections are also experts at performing radon testing in your home.
At S.P.T. Home Inspections, we have a highly trained staff that can uncover a termite infestation and handle it for you.
Mold spores and other allergens can irritate those with allergies and asthma. Due to this, it is important to have your home’s air quality tested on a regular basis.
We start outside in order to look for any ways that water can enter your home and check that gutters and downspouts.
New home buyers and current homeowners need to inspect the home for stucco moisture intrusion. Our inspection process involves two phases. First, we conduct a visual inspection of installation standards and methods. We take a close look at the materials used, the present condition of the stucco, and the overall quality. The visual inspection may include a moisture scan (non-invasive) along with a camera scan that uses infrared and thermal imaging technologies. Our inspectors will recommend an invasive probe inspection if they find any stucco deficiencies.
It puts the buyer’s mind at ease that home is in good shape.
If problems so arise, the buyer can negotiate a lower price or ask the seller to make repairs.
If the problems are too big or unsettling, the buyer can opt-out of the sale.
Buyer’s can learn about potential maintenance and upkeep
The seller can deal with any issues, that arise, early to avoid impeding the sale of the home.
Sellers can make repairs before the house goes on sale.
By making repairs, it will help set the price of the home and maybe even increase the value.
Having a pre-inspection report available for the buyers assures them that there is nothing to hide.
This type of inspection is a visual examination of the structure and systems of a home that is carried out by a certified, licensed and insured home inspector.
The subject of home inspection typically comes up whenever you are buying or selling a home. As a seller, you may want to find out anything that is wrong with the home before placing it on the market, so you’re not surprised by any issues later on in the selling process. If any problems are found that a potential buyer would probably want fixed, this gives you time to get them fixed beforehand. Since an inspection reveals much about the overall condition of the home, it will also be very helpful when it comes to determining your asking price.
When confronted with all the expenses that go along with selling a home, you may be tempted to try to cut corners and think you can inspect your own home. This would be a mistake. Professional home inspectors, such as our licensed, trained and insured staff at S.P.T. Home Inspections, are familiar with home construction, safety and maintenance as well as the proper installation of systems in a home. You don’t want to risk thinking you’ve uncovered and fixed all potential problems only to have the buyer’s inspector uncover more that you missed.
At S.P.T. Home Inspections, we are extremely competitive when it comes to our pricing. In fact, we even offer you a price-match guarantee. If you can show us an estimate from another licensed and certified home inspection company that is also insured in Pennsylvania for less than we charge, we will match their price. Generally speaking, the larger the square footage of a home the higher the price for an inspection, and the inspection of a townhome or single-family home will cost more than that for a condominium.
An inspection will generally take about two to three hours depending on the size of the home.
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