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Home Inspection

Usually, a home inspection is done after an offer is made to buy a home. The offer will typically include a condition that the property must pass such an inspection. The buyer then hires the inspector, who goes through the home, top to bottom, inside and out, looking for issues.

You can also get an inspection done as the seller. In this case, you are paying for an inspector to produce a report on your home — before you sell. This is often called a pre-sale home inspection.

 Why would you do this?

A pre-sale home inspection can make your property more attractive to buyers. This is especially helpful if you’ re selling in a buyer’s market, where there are more homes like yours for sale than buyers. The report serves as an enticing feature of…

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Home For Sale in Edmonton

Picked a home you want to buy but worried that you’re missing something?  In such a situation, many home-hunters often miss out on an important step of buying a new home - the home inspection. We don't want you to miss out on this crucial step and hence, have listed a few risks that you may face if you ignore or miss out on the home inspection.

Problems in the Future

Without an inspection, you miss out on a chance of looking and understanding the house’s condition. There is a  chance that structural, foundation, plumbing, electrical, or any other kind of problems are prevalent in the house. If you buy a house without inspecting it, you will have to face the repercussions in the future. After you and your family occupied the house, you may have to…

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