HI-OZ Home Inspections

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Does a home inspection actually give you peace of mind?

We can’t deny the truth that stress can be natural when buying a home or selling a home. Homebuyers may worry if they will not be getting what they have paid for. Also, some sellers may worry if the price of their house is not too low or to high. But what can bring peace of mind to both the home buyer and the home seller is the assurance that HI-OZ Home Inspections will provide information that will help in your decision making.

A home inspection gives you insight into the actual condition of the house. A home inspection can help you make wise decisions, especially during the negotiation. There is a higher probability that you will get what you have paid for.

If you are putting a house on the market, a home inspection will help you understand the deficiencies alerting you to a repair. This can lead to quicker and possible a higher asking price. This is a side of home inspections that need more attention as there are several benefits that can give you peace of mind. Seeing the house’s condition enables you to see what needs to be repaired and improved before putting it on the market.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a home inspection?
A home inspection is a limited, non-invasive examination of the condition of a home, often in connection with the sale of that home. Home inspections are usually conducted by a home inspector who has the training and certifications to perform such inspections. The inspector prepares and delivers to the client a written report of findings.
The client then uses the knowledge gained to make informed decisions about their pending real estate purchase. The home inspector describes the condition of the home at the time of inspection but does not guarantee future condition, efficiency, or life expectancy of systems or components.
Why is the home inspection necessary?
When does the inspection usually take place?
Who pays for it?
What does the inspector look for?
The inspector will look for problems with the home’s heating and cooling system, structure, roof, plumbing, electrical system, windows and doors, foundation and more. They cover all parts of the house, including the installed systems. Before you hire a Home Inspector, you should ask what he is going to look for when he conducts the inspection.
The Arkansas Home Inspectors Registration Board publishes a standards of practice that outlines what is the inspector will inspect as well as what is not required.
How do I find an inspector in my area?
Does the home inspection check for termites and mold?
The inspector will tell you if he sees obvious termite damage, such as half-eaten floor joists in the crawlspace. But he won’t perform a complete termite inspection. You would have to use a pest-control company for this service.
The home inspector will alert you to any visual signs of mold or mildew that he finds. But he won’t do a comprehensive mold inspection. Proper mold testing is a specialized service that requires special training and equipment.
How long does a home inspection take?
What should I ask for after a home inspection, as far as repairs?
Can you get out of a contract based on home inspection?

Peace of mind

“Our Experience is your peace of mind. There are many choices in home inspection companies and when you hire a home inspector you are putting your trust in their experience and expertise. We understand that you do not want to move into your new home and find unexpected defects. We take measures to help you make a knowledgeable decision.

To see that something is wrong with a home, it’s helpful to know what it looks like when done right. While that may go without saying, it’s only natural that being experienced in the building and woodworking industry brings with it advantages that will be a benefit to you the client. We have been in the building and woodworking industry since 1980, and over the course of that time, we have integrated that knowledge into our inspection services.