CRN HOME INSPECTION

Why do I need a Home Inspection?

If you consider that purchasing a house is one of the largest investments you will make during your lifetime, it is important that you make the most informed decision possible.
 

At CRN Home Inspection we will make sure that you are aware of any potential problems or defects in your new home. We will also report on the positive features of the dwelling. CRN Home Inspection Report will give you the information you need to negotiate with the seller. When you decide to buy a home call CRN Home Inspection to do a complete home inspection.

 

CRN Home Inspection gives home buyers peace of mind.

 

What is a Home Inspection?

A home inspection is an examination of the condition of a home. Often home inspections are done in connection with the sale of that home. Home inspections are usually conducted by a home inspector like the inspectors at CRN Home Inspections who have extensive training and certifications to perform such inspections. After the inspection a report is generated detailing what was inspected and the condition of the various areas in the home.

 

What does a Home Inspection include?

This is a brief synopsis of what occurs during a home inspection and what the report will entail. The standard home inspector’s report will detail the condition of the home’s intricate systems including but not limited to heating systems; central air conditioning systems; interior plumbing and electrical systems. Also inspected are the roof, attic and visible insulation; walls, ceilings, floors, windows and doors. Structural components such as the foundation and basement or crawl space are also extremely important. At CRN Home Inspections we must examine the structures thoroughly searching for sagging and cracking areas or structural movement. Water can also cause a problem in a home so we must concentrate on erosion and water penetration or runoff. Home Inspection also includes a termite inspection. Termites can do extensive damage to a home.