Home Support Property Inspection Services

203 K Renovation Inspection 

As a certified 203 k consultant with over 10 years of experience, we will manage your renovation project from the initial site visit to the final draw. We ensure the contractor’s bid is within the market average and each phase of the project is completed and completed correctly. We’re in constant contact with the contractor and lender to manage your budget and ensure the project begins and ends as scheduled.  We complete all the required paperwork such as a detailed work write-up, architectural exhibits (if needed), cost estimates, and draw request. We also inspect your property based on HUD’s requirements during the initial site visit to avoid delays.  

Re-Inspection

After we complete a General Home Inspection and a buyer decides to move forward with their deal, the seller should address the buyer’s repair addendum. To provide additional peace of mind before closing, we can complete a Re-Inspection of the home once repairs are made. We will ensure that all repairs were completed as agreed upon and that the home is now ready for sale.

Pre-Listing Inspection

Sellers should know what issues are present in the home before buyers find out on their own. During a Pre-Listing Inspection, we check the condition of the home’s systems and components while looking for any damage that sellers should consider addressing before listing. By taking this step ahead of time, sellers can increase the home’s value and make it more attractive to buyers who schedule inspections of their own.

New Construction Inspection

Before the final walkthrough with the builder, a newly-constructed home should be inspected for the defects that sometimes go unnoticed. We perform a thorough New Construction Inspection on the property, allowing builders the time to address any issues in preparation for the walkthrough.

11th Month Warranty Inspection

To take advantage of a year-long builder’s warranty, homeowners should have their property inspected during the 11th month. We will inspect for the defects and damages that your warranty may cover, making sure that you can request repairs before your time runs out.

4 Point Inspection

4 Point Inspections are often requested for insurance purposes. Rather than the entire property, this inspection includes only the 4 most significant areas of the home: the roof, HVAC system, plumbing system, and electrical system.

Loan Draw Inspection

To cooperate with a lender who is releasing funds, you may be required to offer proof of a Loan Draw Inspection. We will inspect the home’s condition and make note of any damages so that the information can be shared easily with your loan provider.