Buying a New Home Then Hire a Home Inspector
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Buying a New Home? Hire a Home Inspector
Why You Need a Home Inspector for Newly Constructed Homes
When purchasing a newly constructed home, hiring an independent home inspector is crucial. Many people wonder if it's necessary, and the answer is a resounding YES. In fact, it's even more critical for new homes than older ones.
The Importance of an Inspector
Large homebuilders often prioritize speed to maximize profits, encouraging subcontractors to finish quickly. This focus on deadlines can lead to corners being cut, and builders simply can't oversee every detail at each stage.
An independent home inspector acts as an extra set of eyes, representing your interests. Their expertise allows them to spot deficiencies that might go unnoticed. Importantly, they are cost-effective and can save you money in the long run.
Real-Life Example
A colleague bought a newly constructed home and, on my recommendation, hired a well-regarded home inspector. During the roof inspection, the inspector discovered that much of the insulation had fallen during a windstorm. He photographed the issue and returned a few days later, only to find that while drywall had been installed, some insulation remained on the floor and parts of the ceiling were left uncovered.
With photographic evidence, the inspector addressed the issue with the builder, who rectified it. Without this intervention, my colleague might have faced increased energy bills due to inadequate insulation. The inspector's fee proved to be a worthwhile investment.
Hiring a home inspector for your new home ensures you're safeguarding your investment and future comfort.
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