When it comes to building inspections, many property buyers are confused about what is included in a standard inspection. They often assume that a building inspection means that everything about the building will be checked and evaluated, but this is not the case. A standard inspection notes the structural integrity of a building or residential house and anything that is dictated by local building codes, such as plumbing pipes and electrical wires.…
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Termites can cause a considerable amount of damage to the wooden structure and frame of a home over time and often go undetected, until they have caused a lot of mayhem. It’s best to conduct periodic termite inspections, but if you have not done that or may have recently moved into your new home, you may first become aware of activity following a termite swarm.
Often, the very first sign that any homeowner gets of a termite problem is when they come home from work and discover what appear to be insect wings littered around a windowsill.…
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Most people that are buying a new home are aware that they will need to have a building and pest inspection conducted prior to submitting an offer to the vendor. These inspections are important and ensure that there are no hidden structural issues or pest infestations that may need costly repair or eradication work for the purchasers. However, many people don’t understand the importance of being present for the inspections.…
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