One of the worst things that can happen to your home is a sewer line or septic failure. When a sewer malfunction happens, gallons of toxic wastewater saturates the ground, leaking into underground water sources or even into your home. That’s why it’s critical to have a sewer inspection done every three to five years. Yet, there are other reasons to call Valley Building Inspections for a sewer inspection, and we’ve listed them here.
Getting a home inspection before you buy or sell a home is crucial. However, the quality of the home inspection company matters as well. You want to know that you’re getting a knowledgeable inspector who cares about the home and knows what to look for. That’s why so many people choose Valley Building Inspections. While we look at all the home’s structural aspects, we also look at other areas and systems in the home. Here are several of the areas you didn’t know we look at during our inspection.
When you’re buying a home, a proper home inspection is your best defense against buying a home that needs a lot of work. Finding the right home inspector is half the battle, and you often get what you pay for. Valley Building Inspections prides itself on being a high-quality building inspector, and we have the recommendations to show it. We also know you’re looking to get the most out of your buyer inspection, so here are some tips for doing so.
You and your realtor have spent months looking for the perfect home. So, it can be a little surprising when your new dream home doesn’t pass its buyers inspection from Valley Building Inspections. However, it’s not uncommon for homes to not pass their first inspection, especially if they are older. So, before you panic about not being able to move into your new home, you should familiarize yourself with the most common ways a home fails inspection.
Moving into a custom-built home is an incredible experience. Not only is everything new and fresh, but everything is exactly what you wanted. However, just because your home was built to code doesn’t make it perfect. Problems could arise slowly, or make themselves known within a couple of months. That’s why the 1-year home warranty inspection is so crucial. Here is what you should know and, when it’s time, contact Valley Building Inspections.
Mold can grow anywhere in your home. Some of the most common places include the bathroom, basement, crawlspace, kitchen, and laundry room. Usually, where there’s a lot of moisture, there may be mold. Unfortunately, it’s often out of sight and out of mind, but it can cause severe health and structural issues. Some of the health issues can even be confused with common seasonal allergies. If you’re experiencing any of these signs of mold, it may be time for an air quality and mold inspection from Valley Building Inspections.
Building your dream home is exciting, but also comes with its own set of challenges. Between all of the contractors and subcontractors, it’s essential that you have one person in charge of quality control. At Valley Building Inspections, we understand the importance of building codes and project management for each new home. That’s why our team of expert inspectors is here to see your new home construction through from start to finish. If you’re wondering what we do or why it’s essential, here are three of the top reasons to hire us.
Are you buying a home, and feeling overwhelmed at the costs involved? It can be tempting to try to cut corners where possible. But one place you don’t want to go cheap is with your home inspection. You need an inspector who knows what they’re doing, not someone who just wants to sign on the dotted line and take your money. At Valley Building Inspections, we understand how important it is for this selling process to go the correct way, and we go the extra mile to make sure you’re taken care of. Here’s why we think you shouldn’t go cheap when it comes to the home inspection.
