First Time Home Buyers Should Get a Home Inspection From a Certified Home Inspector
Are you a first time home buyer searching daily through lists of homes for sale? I am sure you have thought about the cost of a new house, what colors you would like on the walls, how many bedrooms and bathrooms you would like to have and other elements such as these. But let me ask if you have thought about hidden problems with your new home. As an Atlanta home inspector, I find that very often this is one of the furthest things from your mind, as a buyer your more focused on the things above. That's great because being observant about your future house condition is the job of a certified inspector.
Regardless of whether you are purchasing new construction or an existing home for sale it is imperative you have it inspected by a certified Georgia home inspector. A home inspector will look for and recognize possible problem spots with your home even if it is new construction. Can you imagine yourself up in the attic with the itchy fiberglass trying to inspect the trusses and other systems a home inspector should inspect? Are you planning on crawling around in the dust of the crawl space like a home inspector would do? How about the roof, do you plan to get on a ladder and walk every square of the roof to inspect for potential problems? Most folks don't even think about these things. I've ran across to many creepy crawly things in both the attic and the in the crawlspace, that would cause most people to have a bad day.
The cost of a home inspection from a certified Georgia home inspector is very small when compared to the potential cost of troubles a simple inspection might uncover. I don't know if you have checked the prices on a new roof or even roof repairs lately, but I just had mine replaced and it ran nearly $15,000. That's a pretty big price to pay out simply because you didn't get the house checked out. Before you agree to purchase your next home do yourself a great big favor and order a home inspection by a certified Atlanta area home inspector. You will be glad you did in the long run.
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