Pre-Listing Home Inspections
Our Pre-Listing Home Inspections include:
- Residential Building Inspection (Seller)
- Inspection Problem Resolution
- Evaluation of Home Safety
- Repair Follow Up Inspections
The Pre-Listing Home Inspection can help you sell your home faster!
A pre-listing inspection of your home can help you sell it easier, faster, and potentially, more profitably. It is best to address any issues with your home on the front end, rather than wait until the negotiation process, which could result in lower offers, a delayed closing, or worse, a lower final selling price.
Types of Homes Inspected:
- Single Family
- Condominium
- Town House
- Mobile Home
- Manufactured Home
- New Home Construction
- 1-year Warranty Inspection
- Rental Homes
- Apartments
- Older homes
Inspection Areas:
- Roofing
- Exterior
- Structure
- Electrical
- Plumbing
- Insulation and Attic
- Heating
- Air Conditioning
- Building Interior
- Crawl Space/ Basement
Below are examples of items observed in homes of different ages.
Disconnected wire and metal switch box is incorrect. These wires should have been removed when the Heat and Air upgrade was finished.
Over time, insulation around metal ducts can loosen. This type of item can easily be repaired before listing your home.
Even though the wire is labeled it is not in a proper junction box. These type of issues can cause a buyer to question the condition of the electrical wiring. A prelisting inspection can identify these items for correction rather causing concerns for the buyer.
This light fixture is not rated for insulation contact. Not only is this a safety issue, but the lights would flicker when the house was being shown, leading to concerns by potential buyers.
Schedule a Home Inspection with Home Inspection and More
Home Inspection and More
Offices:
Sheridan, Arkansas: (870) 942-1645
Little Rock, Arkansas: (501) 412-7793
221 West 2nd Street
Suite 634
Little Rock, Arkansas 72201
email: inspect@homeinspectionandmore.com
web: www.HomeInspectionandMore.com
Common issues with the exterior of homes include excess moisture penetration, algae and mildew growth on vinyl siding, inadequate caulking, and/or weather-stripping around windows, doors, and wall surfaces. These items need to be corrected or repaired, so they do not become worse, which could eventually damage the structure.
Every home should have at least an initial inspection to evaluate the condition of the plumbing, safety of the systems, and items that may need to be replaced.