WHY SHOULD YOU RECOMMEND PRO-TEK HOME INSPECTIONS?

When you rcommend that a pre-purchase home inspection be performed, you increase your credibility and enhance your reputation with the buyer by showing that you respect the importance of this major investment. This, in turn, builds buyer confidence and helps to develop a solid long-term client referral network. In short, every satisfied buyer represents a potential future listing and commission.

 

A pre-purchase home inspection helps demonstrate your good faith effort to protect the seller's interest in terms of any legal obligation to disclose the condition of the house. Such disclosure before the sale helps to reduce the possibility of litigation afterward. In some areas, a pre-listing inspection is becoming popular as a way of helping sellers to identify necessary repairs in advance. This allows them to prepare their property and set an equitable price for a quicker and smoother sale.

 

Although many buyers have a friend or relative in the building trade who may be able to offer some friendly advice, it is not to their advantage to rely on opinions which may be not be completely objective. In addition, only a trained professional home inspector is equally familiar with the many elements of home construction and their proper installation, maintenance and inter-relationship.

 

Occasionally, home buyers are reluctant to move forward on a transaction, due to either financial or other personal concerns. In these instances, an objective, professional home inspection helps to answer questions, allay apprehensions, and put the home and the transaction into proper perspective.

 

The home inspection is a source of useful information which you can apply to future marketing activities. The more knowledgeable you become about home construction and maintenance, the more accurately you will be able to evaluate and amrket homes. You will also be in a better position to overcome any negotiation obstacles that may arise, and to keep the purchase process moving forward.

 

A buyer who decides on a home based on objective, professional information will be more realistic and, as a result, more satisfied with the property than one who does not. He or she will understand that no house is perfect, and appreciate in advance that some maintenance and repair work will be necessary.

 

Pro-Tek Inspections is a member of ASHI® (TheAmerican Society of Home Inspectors®), the oldest and leading non-profit professional independant home inspectors association in the U.S. and Canada, ASHI®'s "Standards of Practice," recognized internationally as the benchmark of performance for professional home inspectors, lists the many elements and requirements of a a typical pre-purchase home inspection; the heating system, central air conditioning system, interior plumbing and electrical systems; the roof, attic, and visible insulation; walls, ceilings, floors, windows and doors; the insulation; walls, ceilings, floors, windows and doors; the foundation, basement, and visible structure. Copies of the Standards may be obtained from ASHI®.

The inspection is typically conducted after the contract of sale is signed - provided the contract contains a clause making the final sale contingent upon the results of the home inspection. Following the inspection, a written report is prepared for the client which details the general condition of the home and its components.

 

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To properly spot and interpret signs of age, damage, or faulty or unsafe housing components, a home inspector should have knowledge gained from actual home inspection experience. Pro-Tek Inspections prides itself on having completed over 14,000 inspections to date. By keeping up-to-date with the latest materials, building techniques, and equipment and continued membership with the American Society of Home Inpectors® demonstrates that Pro-Tek has both the necessary field experience and technical proficiency to be the inspection firm of choice.