Buying a home is probably the biggest investment you'll ever make. That's why it is important to have the home you are buying inspected by a professional home inspector. A good home inspector knows how to read a building for the causes of problems. Anyone can observe a problem that needs to be corrected. But a good home inspector looks for the cause of the problem and advises you on how to avoid having that same deficiency re-occur after it has been corrected. At times, the most serious looking deficiency can be corrected easily. Other problems, which on the surface may look insignifigant, could be a sign of a major deficiency which has yet to fully manifest itself.

After years of experience, and after examining numerous buildings of every style and age, certain patterns of problems re-occur on the same type of building so often that an experienced licensed home inspector knows what to look for. This knowledge is the key element you get when you use Best Home Inspections, where experience counts.

Best Home Inspections provides a comprehensive evaluation of all the structural, mechanical, electrical, and environmental systems. Each report is a written report. No checklists, no meaningless grades, and no useless charts and information padding the report.

Each deficiency in every area of the entire building site is noted and recommendations are made for correcting each major problem compentently. Recommendations are made for upgrading the building to current code requirments and to boost energy efficiency. Estimates are given for the replacement of all older appliances and home components which are near the end of their anticipated lifespans. An estimate is given for correcting all the problems discovered during the course of the inspection.

Copies of each report are sent to the clients and to their attorneys. All additional laboratory reports (radon and water analysis) are faxed to all concerned parties as soon as they are made available. Each home inspection includes the grounds, the structure, the heating and air conditioning, the roofs, the plumbing, the electricity, the appliances and all interior and exterior areas.