BUYER`S EDGE HOME INSPECTIONS
KEN WEERTS
N. Mankato
CELL PHONE - 5O7-3I7-22O2
Answer to Common Questions from the home inspector
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Q..How much does it cost?
A.. Most homes inspections will be about $375 , some less , some more.
Q..How long have you been inspecting?
A.. Started doing home inspections in 2002
Q..How long does an inspection take?
A.. Allow about three hours for a home inspection.
When do I schedule a Home Inspection?
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A home inspection is usually scheduled after the buyer has made an offer on a home.
As a buyer you may want to include an inspection clause in your home purchase agreement , making the purchase of the home contingent on an inspection.
A seller may want to schedule an inspection prior to placing the house on the market , this gives the seller a opportunity to improve the condition of the house before selling.
What is Buyer`s Edge?
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Buyer`s Edge is owned by Ken Weerts , he has over twenty five years of experience in the construction of houses. He understands houses and their potential deficiencies in Southern Minnesota.
Ken`s education and experience combines for a thorough inspection of the property giving the buyer an opportunity to make a informed decision. In addition to Ken`s 25 years of construction experience , his education includes the following:
--B.S. - Mankato State College--Industrial and Technical Studies
--A.A.S. -Inver Grove Community College--Building Inspection
--State of Minnesota Certified Building Official --#MN1344 (1988-1995)
A home inspection is usually scheduled after the buyer has made an offer on a home.
As a buyer you may want to include an inspection clause in your home purchase agreement , making the purchase of the home contingent on an inspection.
A seller may want to schedule an inspection prior to placing the house on the market , this gives the seller a opportunity to improve the condition of the house before selling.
What is Buyer`s Edge?
---------------------
Buyer`s Edge is owned by Ken Weerts , he has over twenty five years of experience in the construction of houses. He understands houses and their potential deficiencies in Southern Minnesota.
Ken`s education and experience combines for a thorough inspection of the property giving the buyer an opportunity to make a informed decision. In addition to Ken`s 25 years of construction experience , his education includes the following:
--B.S. - Mankato State College--Industrial and Technical Studies
--A.A.S. -Inver Grove Community College--Building Inspection
--State of Minnesota Certified Building Official --#MN1344 (1988-1995)
What is a HOME INSPECTION
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A Buyer`s Edge home inspection is a objective visual examination of the physical structure and systems of a home. It does not appraise the market value of the home nor does it verify local code compliance. The inspector will check the condition of the structure-from the roof to the foundation. The inspector will assess the condition of your heating , cooling , plumbing, and electrical systems. The inspection report informs the buyer of the condition of the home and the amount and necessary maintenance that may be required.
The benefits to the involved parties
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-The buyer understands the condition of the home.
-The seller can be confident they will have a informed buyer at the end of the transaction.
-The buyer has an opportunity to learn about the condition of the home ,how the systems operate , and how to maintain them.
-The realtor knows both the buyer and seller understand the condition of the home.
A Buyer`s Edge home inspection is a objective visual examination of the physical structure and systems of a home. It does not appraise the market value of the home nor does it verify local code compliance. The inspector will check the condition of the structure-from the roof to the foundation. The inspector will assess the condition of your heating , cooling , plumbing, and electrical systems. The inspection report informs the buyer of the condition of the home and the amount and necessary maintenance that may be required.
The benefits to the involved parties
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-The buyer understands the condition of the home.
-The seller can be confident they will have a informed buyer at the end of the transaction.
-The buyer has an opportunity to learn about the condition of the home ,how the systems operate , and how to maintain them.
-The realtor knows both the buyer and seller understand the condition of the home.
4. MAJOR ITEMS INCLUDED IN THE HOME INSPECTION
1. Attic: Look for evidence of leakage, check the condition of the rafters, subroofing , and insulation.
2.Bathrooms: Examine plumbing fixtures, check for malfunctioning flush valves and inadequate water supply.
3.Walls and Ceilings: Check for cracks, holes, and evidence of water penetration.
4.Air conditioning: Operate ,examine, and check cooling efficiency.
5.Main Electric Panel: Examine breakers/fuses , wiring and overall adequancy of main supply.
6.Furnace: Operate and examine burners, thermostat, filter , etc.
7.Plumbing: Examine condition of water heater, water lines, and waste/sewer lines.
8.Basement: Look for signs of dampness , settlement, and incorrect drainage.
9.Roof: Examine , look for damage , and determine approximate age.
10.Beams and Foundations: Check for cracks, settlement and general structural soundness.
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