The buyer's inspection is where most deals wobble. Find out first what it will find, fix it on your own terms and price the home with no surprises waiting.
Ideally a few weeks ahead, so there is time to make repairs.
Every major system, inspected to InterNACHI standards, with thermal imaging.
Photographed and explained, with what to fix first.
Repair it, price it in, or disclose it. The choice is yours, made in advance.
The report belongs to you. Michigan sellers complete a Seller Disclosure Statement, so talk to your agent or attorney about how anything the inspection finds affects what you disclose.
Usually, yes. A pre-listing inspection means their inspector is far less likely to find something that surprises you.
Two to four weeks before listing gives you time to get quotes and make repairs.
Pick a time online and see your price before you book, or call and we will find a time together.
