PHIT INSPECTIONS
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Excellent option for home buyers limited on funds at time of inspection. No credit card or cash/debit required.
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Provides the ability to include all inspection services that are important for the home purchase and not pay up front.
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Find answers to your Most common questions
How long does a home inspection take?
A regular home inspection in Houston, TX, usually takes between 2 to 4 hours, depending on your house’s size, age, and condition. Larger or older homes may take longer due to more areas needing thorough evaluation.
Who is present at the home inspection?
This depends on who has scheduled an inspection. If it is a pre-listing home inspection, then the seller attends it. If it is a pre-purchase home inspection, then the homebuyer attends it.
Does the home inspection report have repair items listed?
Yes, the home inspection report includes any identified issues or areas of concern, but it won’t provide specific repair cost estimates or recommendations for contractors. The report highlights what needs attention, helping you understand the condition of the home and prioritize any necessary repairs.
How to prepare for a home inspection?
To prepare for a home inspection, make sure your home is clean and accessible. Unlock all doors, including the attic, garage, and any outbuildings. Ensure utilities (electricity, water, gas) are on, and replace any burnt-out light bulbs. Clear the areas around major systems, like the furnace, water heater, and electrical panels, for easy access. Additionally, repair minor issues, such as leaky faucets or loose doorknobs, to make a good impression.
Can a home inspection fail?
No, a home inspection doesn’t pass or fail. Instead, it provides a detailed assessment of the home's condition. The goal is to identify any issues or areas that need attention so you can make informed decisions about repairs, negotiations, or moving forward with the purchase. The home inspector's role is to report on your Houston home's state, not to issue a pass or fail grade.
