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The
Company
How long have you been in the business
as a building inspection company?
As in most professions experience is very
important. Inspex has been in the residential and commercial inspection
business since 1991.
Do you carry Errors and Omissions Insurance; do you carry General
Liability Insurance?
Inspex carries Errors and Omissions Insurance and General Liability
Insurance; proof of insurance will be provided upon request.
Are you involved with or associated with any other business?
Inspex is not involved in any other business. In accordance with the
ASHI® Standards of Practice, Inspex does not participate in any
construction related activities. It represents a conflict of interest.
Do you encourage the client to attend the inspection?
The buyer should always try to attend the inspection. Buyers that
attend have a better understanding of the property as viewed by the
inspector and are better able to read and interpret the final report.
The buyer's attendance also helps them understand the scope of a
building inspection as well as the limitations.
What inspection services do you offer?
Inspex offers full building inspections, wood destroying insect
certification (commonly called termite inspection), and radon testing.
Go to the Services page for more information.
How soon can you typically schedule an inspection?
An inspection can usually be scheduled within one or two days.
How long will the inspection take?
A typical inspection will take roughly 2-3 hours.
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The
Building Consultant
Are you experienced in building inspections and how many building
inspections have you performed?
Our company has extensive experience in performing building inspections
and has performed thousands of residential and commercial building
inspections.
Are you a certified member of the American Society of Home
Inspectors® (ASHI®) and what is ASHI?
 Inspex is a
fully certified member of ASHI®. The American Society of Home
Inspectors®, founded in 1976 is the oldest and most respected
international professional organization of independent building
consultants and home inspectors in North America. Its Standards of Practice and strict Code of
Ethics are benchmarks of professional performance in the field.
To become a Member of ASHI, an inspector must meet rigorous
professional and technical requirements, including the successful
completion of two comprehensive exams. In addition, he or she must
perform at least 250 fee paid inspections that meet or exceed the ASHI
Standards of Practice.
Real estate attorneys and real estate brokers recommend that all home
buyers have their prospective property examined by an independent
building consultant or home inspector prior to the final purchase
commitment. These experts recognize that ASHI membership is assurance
of an inspector's competent and professionalism.
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The
Report
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How much will the inspection cost?
The inspection fees vary depending on the property and for the services
being contracted. Call Inspex at (201) 792-0888 for a specific
quotation.
What will the inspection report include?
Our comprehensive inspection report covers the following: structural
components, exterior, electrical system, plumbing system, domestic hot
water, heating system, air conditioning, roof, attic-insulation,
kitchens, bathroom, interior, and other mechanical and physical
features. The report is typically over 20 pages long and includes a Report
Summary (itemizing major deficiencies), Estimated Repair Costs,
Color Photos Of Deficiencies, and Illustrations.
Does the report conform to ASHI® Standards?
Yes, our reports not only conform to but exceed the ASHI® Standards of
Practice.
Can we see a sample of your report?
Yes; see the INSPECTION
REPORT to view sample pages of the building inspection
report.
How soon is the report available?
The 20+ page report is typically available within 2-3 days of the
inspection. The report is then faxed to the client and the client's
attorney and hard copies are mailed.
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