The Inspection
Process
Home inspection is an important part of buying or selling
any home. It is designed to give you peace of mind in knowing
that you are making an informed decision when valuing your
home for sale or when choosing your future home.
Sure Sight Home Inspection, Inc., adheres
to the standards of practice set forth by the North Carolina
Home Inspector Licensure Board (
www.nchilb.com).
As such, your inspector will conduct an examination of the
home that is fair and impartial to all parties involved,
providing a written report that discloses visible defects
and conditions that may affect the function of the home.
A home inspection is not a pass/fail examination, nor is
it a guarantee or warranty on the home's components.
As you proceed through the inspection, your
home inspector will examine the home's:
- Property and landscaping - steps, porches, patio,
deck, grading and landscaping that may affect the home's
foundation.
- Sidewalks and driveways - condition of walks
and driveways to evaluate for grading, deterioration and
presence of trip hazards.
- Roof, chimney and gutters - age and condition
of roofing material, ventilation systems, flashing material,
skylights, plumbing vents, chimney and chimney cap condition,
evidence of leaks in gutters and problems with downspouts.
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