Yes. In most cases, purchasing real estate is the largest investment that you will ever make. Gaining insight into the general condition of the building, disclosure of visually observable material defects of the inspected systems, the age of its systems and corresponding life expectancies, the need for repairs and the positive attributes of the property (i.e.: new roof, low maintenance exteriors and upgrades) gives you the necessary facts to make an informed buying decision.

The simple axiom is that the more you know about the property - the less your exposure to the risks inherent in purchasing the property.

Below are just a few sample photos of major concerns, safety issues and repair items that experienced ValueGuard home inspection professionals have included in recent home inspection reports.

ValueGuard ASHI Certified home inspectors inspect all of the major systems in the house, including the Structural Components • Roofing • Exterior Components • Electrical • Heating • Cooling/Heat Pumps • Insulation/Ventilation • Plumbing and Interior Components.