MT. HOLLY HOME INSPECTIONS
PRE-PURCHASE INSPECTION
(Any area or procedure that may cause damage to the property or any person(s) may not be accessed.)
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Structural Components
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Exterior
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Roofing
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Plumbing
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Electrical
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Heating
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Air Conditioning
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Interiors
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Insulation & Ventilation
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Built In Kitchen Appliances
ITEMS OF INSPECTION
IMPORTANT LINKS & DOCUMENTS
Buyer's Inspection (or Pre-Purchase Inspection) provides the buyer an accurate report containing specific current conditions of the home and its systems before buying. Most every home consists of some problems or defects, whether it be something relatively small and inexpensive or large and expensive, and our inspection will reveal those to you.
PRE-LISTING INSPECTION
Seller's Inspection (or Pre-Listing Inspection) provides the seller a thorough report containing small and/or large defects of the home. This is beneficial to both the buyer and seller. A pre-established knowledge and documentation of current and/or future possible complications of a marketed home can offer the seller the option to recover these problems before selling which will provide a better opportunity to sale or allow the seller to offer a less-debating approach to the buyer by providing them information and awareness of any current or possible future problems at the expense of the seller versus the buyer.
MAINTENANCE INSPECTION
Our Maintenance Inspection provides exceptional protection to your home. This inspection is a cheaper alternative to a full home inspection though it is not permissible under any real estate transaction(s). Your home is most likely your biggest investment, therefore having a highly trained licensed inspector come out yearly or bi-yearly could detect problems in your home's system components that you otherwise may not discover yourself. Finding small defects early on could spare you the burden of them developing into larger, more expensive issues.
RADON TESTING
(ra-don) /rāˌdän/ the chemical element of atomic number 86, a rare radioactive gas belonging to the noble gas series.
What is radon? Radon is a naturally occurring radioactive gas that can cause lung cancer. The EPA estimates that radon is the second leading cause of lung cancer and the source of thousands of deaths each year in the United States. You can't see, smell, or taste it. The only way to know the level of radon in your home is to have it tested. For more information concerning radon please click on the following link from the EPA's website: https://www.epa.gov/radon
Radon Test Results: about 4 days
WATER TESTING
We offer both Bacteria and FHA (Bacteria, Nitrates, Nitrites & Lead) type water testing. Water sample(s) is sent to a certified lab in North Carolina.
Bacteria Test Results: 1-2 days
FHA Test Results: 4-5 days
