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If you've never had a home inspection, we understand that buying a house can be stressful, and it's probably the biggest financial commitment you've made. Naturally you hope the inspection won't reveal any major flaws in your future home, but if any exist, you won't want to be surprised later. Make sure to include this phrase in your purchase offer: "Purchase subject to a professional building inspection satisfactory to the buyer."
If you've had inspections in the past, we believe All Point Home Inspections will provide you with the most thorough home inspection you've ever had. We strongly encourage you to voice any concerns you have about the property before the inspection, and to attend the inspection for at least the last hour of it so we can verbally review the results and point out areas of concern.
We post all our reports to our website on the same day of the inspection to make it easy for you to see the report, with color images. Reports are succinct and easy to read. (Sample report images below)
  Because of the possibility for a conflict of interest, we rarely recommend specific contractors to perform repairs on properties. We do encourage clients to get repair cost estimates from at least a few different vendors. The following links on remodeling and repair costs and the normal lifespan of housing components may be of some help when evaluating an existing structure. |
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