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Special offer for July and August!
Pre-qualify your home prior to the listing. Avoid surprises and keep the value of your home where is should be! The appeal of granite counter tops or freshly painted exterior will fade fast if deficiencies of basic structures are discovered by the buyer’s home inspector.
How "Pre-qualify your home" works:
- Initial inspection followed by a detailed consultation
- Issue a list with recommended replace/repair
- Issue a complete home inspection report after repairs are performed
All of these services at the price of a regular home inspection!
Contact 404.915.5280
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for more information!
NOTE: A HOME INSPECTION IS A GENERAL EVALUATION OF A HOME AT A GIVEN TIME. ISSUES MIGHT NOT BE APPARENT OR VISIBLE AT TIME OF INSPECTION.
The inspection will look at all major systems of the home, from top to bottom, but there is a lot a home owner can do to create the all-important first impression of his/her home in addition to enhanced curb-appeal, upgraded appliances or de-cluttering spaces.
Your real estate professional will point you in the right direction on “what buyers want” items, while you as a home owner can take charge of these maintenance issues or contract them for reasonable fees:
Gutters: Clean and ensure proper attachment to facia, also have splash blocks in place to ensure proper discharge.
Heating and air conditioning: Have it serviced, cleaned and change filters. Add carbon monoxide detectors in bedroom area(s). CO detectors can be obtained at home improvement stores and easily be added.
Plumbing: Repair leaky faucets and replace calcified showerheads. Ensure that outside hose bibs are attached to the exterior.
Electrical: Replace broken light bulbs and have breakers/fuses properly labeled in the distribution panel. Replace batteries in smoke detectors and ensure proper operation.
Other: Have a radon test performed. A clean bill on radon provides great peace of mind!
YOUR HOME IS YOUR CASTLE . . .
. . . and for the home owner one of the largest investments ever made. Be sure yor dream house is not just a sand castle . . that it has the proper foundation and functional systems.
A good home inspection is peace of mind for you as the buyer; and a “physical” of  the home you consider buying. A good home inspector will look beyond obvious issues and take stock of the "vitals" of a home.
The average house consists of hundreds of components with thousands of parts; and it is safe to say that somewhere somehow is an issue – and this applies to new construction as well.
Isn’t it a good idea to have this investment checked before you make the final purchase decision . . . ?
. . . and the perfect reason to arrange for a thorough home inspection!
MEET YOUR HOME INSPECTOR
 About Joe Niehuser: My qualifications include years of experience in construction. I am a certified mason and worked as a journeyman in Europe for some time. Immigrated to the US in 1985 with my family.
Passing the stringent qualifications to join GAHI (Georgia Association of Home Inspectors) and ASHI (American Society of Home Inspectors), I provide professional home inspections and follow the GAHI Standards of Practice guidelines. You will be satisfied with your report.
One more word on GAHI: While home inspectors in Georgia don’t have to be licensed or even certified, the Georgia Association of Home Inspectors has evolved into an organization with the most stringent requirements to join to ensure a consistent level of education and professionalism in their membership.
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