Mesquite Home Inspection Process Guarantees Thorough Home Inspection

Mesquite Home Inspection Process

Mesquite Home Inspection Process by Selman Home inspection guarantees a complete and thorough home inspection. A Mesquite home inspection process is performed by a professional, certified, licensed, insured Mesquite home inspector with the tools and experience to do it right. The Mesquite home inspection process covers over 500 individual items.

Does A Mesquite Home Inspection "Pass" or "Fail"?

Keep in mind that no home is perfect, not even a brand new house. Our inspectors are trained professionals and evaluate each property against the Texas Standards of Practice and today's local building codes. We are not code enforcement and an inspection is not a pass or fail report. It is an evaluation of the property condition at the time of the report which simply identifies deficiencies. Report findings are useful in the buying and selling decisions and for understanding what action, if any, should be taken once a property is purchased.

Why Is A Mesquite Home Inspection Process Important

A Mesquite home inspection process is an important step in you real estate buying or selling decision making. Any identified deficiencies in today's building standards or the Texas Standards of Practice help sellers understand what should be in the disclosure document and helps the buyer understand the inspectors opinion of the properties condition. Why trust one of your largest financial investments to just anyone? Selman Home Inspection Company has the expertise, tools, certifications, insurance and training to do the job right the first time. Our Mesquite home inspection process demonstrates our dedication to quality and delivering compete and thorough home inspections that reinforce and educate you about real estate decisions.

Our Mesquite home inspection process includes a great deal of educational information about the following items:

Roof, vents, flashings and trim
Gutters and downspouts

Skylight, chimney and other roof penetrations

Decks, stoops, porches, walkways and railings

Eaves, soffit and fascia

Grading and drainage

Foundation and crawlspace

Water penetration and foundation movement

Heating systems

Cooling systems

Main water shut-off valves

Water heating system

Interior plumbing fixtures and faucets

Electrical service line and meter box

Main disconnect and service amperage

Electrical panels, breakers and fuses

Grounding and bonding

GFCIs and AFCIs

Fireplace damper door and hearth

Insulation and ventilation

Garage doors, safety sensors and openers

And much more......

Mesquite Home
Inspection Process Covers:

Houses
Condos
Duplexes
Apartments (up to 4 units)
Manufactured Homes
Site Built Homes
Septic Systems
Wood Destroying Insects

What To Expect From Our Mesquite Home Inspection Process

After the inspection is scheduled, our inspector will arrive cleanly dressed and in a professional vehicle. We will be on time and ready to answer any remaining questions you may have. Next, the inspector will provide you with a copy of the Pre-Inspection Agreement to ensure you understand what is included. Then the technical portion of the Ennis home inspection process begins.

Our Mesquite home inspection process utilizes a "three pass" methodology that ensures we don't miss anything. The inspector will make three passes around the exterior looking for and recording different items with each pass. Next, we inspect the attic and the crawl spaces for structure, insulation, electrical and other items (listed above). Finally, the inspector will make three passes through the interior of the residence, again inspecting different items with each pass.

Once the technical review process is complete, the inspector will prepare the home inspection report for delivery. If you are present for the report, the inspector will review the report with you to verbally clarify anything that you have questions about and may also offer suggestions about dealing with any negative findings. When needed, the inspector will recommend specialist for specific needs or property deficiencies.