
real estate inspection services
800-305-3035
pacificinspector@cox.net
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American Society of Home Inspectors
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800-305-3035
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- Apartment & Commercial Buildings
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Pacific Real Estate Inspection Services provides a quality and
detailed examination of the property you are interested in.
On-Site reporting and summary of findings. A comprehensive
report is delivered to you at the completion of the inspection. The inspector will
personally discuss any item in the report that you have a question or concern about.
Member of the California Real Estate Inspection Association
(CREIA) and the American Society of Home Inspectors (ASHI)
Insured with E&O
| What Does a Pacific Inspection
Include? |
Buyers should have as much critical information as possible before purchasing
a home or commercial property. You as the buyer, will undoubtedly want to know
what you are purchasing.
Our inspection reports provide you with a wealth or "nuts and
bolts" information about the property in which you are interested.
A home or building inspection by Pacific Real Estate Inspection Services is a
professional, objective, visual examination of a property's current condition.
The intent of an inspection is to observe the system and components, provide the
buyer with a better understanding of property and state in a written report
whether any systems or components are in need of repair.
Pacific Real Estate Inspection Services provides a through evaluation of the
condition of the structures. systems and components as viewed at the time of the
inspection. Information concerning building materials and techniques as well as
repair and maintenance hints are also included in the report. Your complete
inspection includes:
| FAQ's About Your
Inspection |
Clients are advised to attend the inspection. It's not absolutely necessary,
though it's a good idea. By observing the inspector and asking questions, you
will learn about your new property and receive useful maintenance tips.
The inspection typically requires two or three hours to complete. Additional
time may be needed depending on the size, age and the condition of the property.
| What if the report
reveals a problem? |
If problems are found it does not necessarily mean you should not buy the
property, only that you will know in advance what repairs to anticipate.
| If there are no
problems, did I need the inspection? |
Definitely. Now you can complete your purchase with peace of mind about the
condition of the property and all its equipment and systems.
The inspection should not be confused with an appraisal, a code inspection,
survey, guarantee, or a home warranty of any kind.
| Don't Confuse a General
Contractor With a Professional Home Inspector |
The California Real Estate Inspection Association (CREIA) is urging home
buyers to make sure they get a professionally trained home inspector and not
rely solely on the services of a general contractor to inspect their homes.
The misconception that construction experience is the only background needed
to perform a quality home inspection is a common mistake. This oversight has led
many consumers to encounter costly and protracted nightmares.
Home inspection is a relatively new profession, as compared with contracting,
and is uniquely complex. Home inspectors must possess an intricate combination
of disciplines, skills, and learning, of which general construction is only one
part. In addition to common construction knowledge, an inspector must recognize
and evaluate various patterns of deterioration and wear affecting building
structures and mechanics, conditions that would not be familiar to persons who
deal primarily with new structures.
An inspector must also maintain an applied knowledge of building, plumbing,
mechanical, electrical, and fire safety, typically more familiar to specialty
tradesmen such as electricians, plumbers, roofers, heating contractors, etc.
This knowledge cannot be confined to current building requirements only. An
inspector deals with structures of all ages and must have a general idea of
which standards were in effect when a particular home was built.
Above all, an inspector must have an acutely honed and thoroughly practiced
sense of observation, a skill that cannot be learned by any amount of
construction experience. The capacity to identify subtle and elusive building
defects is a unique craft in itself and can only be developed through years of
focused practice. A home inspector is basically a professional investigator. It
takes years of specialized training and experience for a contractor to attain
competence in the skills that specifically pertain to home inspection.
It is the consumer's responsibility to be an informed buyer. A home
inspection gives the buyer an impartial, physical evaluation of the overall
condition of the home and identifies items that may need to be repaired or
replaced. The inspection report gives detailed information on the condition of
the structural components, exterior, roofing, plumbing, electrical, heating,
insulation and ventilation, air conditioning and interiors. A home inspection
report may be the most valuable document a buyer can utilize when making a
purchase decision.

real estate inspection services
800-305-3035
pacificinspector@cox.net
www.PacificInspections.com
1323 Buena Vista Ave. Spring Valley CA,
91977