Move-In Certified Home Inspections
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What is a Move-In Certified Home Inspection?
A Move-In Certified® Home Inspection is done BEFORE you put it on the market. Why wait for the buyer to get it and hold up your sale?
By taking a proactive approach and getting your house inspected prior to listing it on the market, you will know what needs to be fixed beforehand. Real Estate Agents love it too!
A Move-In Certified® Home Inspection gives you, the seller, the upper hand. Unless you don’t repair anything, there won’t be any negotiating at a lower price.
6 Reasons Why You Need Your Home Inspected Before You List It.
Peace of Mind
That’s what you’ll get when you hire our InterNACHI Certified Inspector.
Be Ahead of the Game
Why wait until the end of the real estate transaction? You will be happy that you get a Move-In Certified Inspection®.
Get More Money
By fixing defective items, chances are you can catch a higher price.
Sell Your Home Faster
Homes that are inspected Before listing will sell faster than those that get inspected after an offer has been made.
Fix it Now
You will be able to get items fixed which will make buyers motivated to place an offer.
Attract More Offers
By having your house Move-In Certified before your first Open House, you stand a good chance to get more offers.
What We Check
Our InterNACHI Certified Inspector, Ike Paxton CPI, follows the ethical standards set forth by InterNACHI, along using the InterNACHI Standards of Practice
Here is a full list of items that he checks.
Exterior
We look at all things exterior…From the roof, site drainage, even the trees!
- Site Drainage/Grading
- Basement/Foundation
- Chimney
- Deck
- Downspouts
- Doors
- Driveway
- Electrical Service Entrance
- Patio
- Porch
- Railings
- Roof
- Siding
- Stairs
- Sidewalks
- Windows
- Trees/Shrubs
Interior
From Floor to Ceiling, inside the attic, we look at all visible and accessible components that make up the inside of the house:
- Attic & Insulation
- Basement/Foundation
- Carbon Monoxide Detectors
- Ceilings
- Doors
- Electrical Outlets
- Flooring
- Lights
- Railings
- Stairs
- Smoke Detectors
- Ventilation
- Windows
Systems
The Inspector observes the HVAC, Plumbing Systems, along with the Electrical Components.
- Electrical System
- Service Panel
- Outlets
- Lights
- HVAC System
- A/C Unit
- Furnace
- Plumbing System
- Water Meter
- Showers
- Sinks
- Toilets
- Water Heater
Get Your Move-In Certified Report
Basic Inspection
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Comprehensive Inspection & Report
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Home Maintenance Book
Enhanced Inspection
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Comprehensive Inspection & Report
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Home Maintenance Book
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Thermal Imaging Scan
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Home Energy Report
Ultimate Inspection
Starting At-
Comprehensive Inspection & Report
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Home Maintenance Book
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Indoor Air Quality Test
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Thermal Imaging Scan
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Home Energy Report