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Our Services
Home inspections will help you buy or sell your home with confidence.
Buyers Inspection
- Home buyers can identify problems in the making and
take preventive measures to avoid costly repairs.
- Sellers
can understand conditions the buyer’s inspector may point out and put the property in better selling condition by making
repairs.
- We are fully licensed and insured.
Buyers Inspection
In both new and older homes, the best way to ensure that you are well
informed about the strengths and weaknesses of a property is to have us perform a professional pre-purchase home inspection.
We are trained to identify problem areas that may not be visible to you and were not discovered prior to the offer.
Inspections are carried out in accordance with Massachusetts Board of Registration of Home Inspectors Rules and Regulations Governing Home Inspectors - 266 CMR 6.00: Standards of Practice.
The results of our inspection can provide you with information needed to analyze your investment decision and provide support for further negotiations.
See our Inspection - Scope of Work for more details.
Sellers Inspection
We are trained to identify problem areas that may not be visible to you and were not discovered prior to the offer.
Inspections are carried out in accordance with Massachusetts Board of Registration of Home Inspectors Rules and Regulations Governing Home Inspectors - 266 CMR 6.00: Standards of Practice.
The results of our inspection can provide you with information needed to analyze your investment decision and provide support for further negotiations.
See our Inspection - Scope of Work for more details.
Sellers Inspection
Whether you are selling your home on your own or using a realtor, it’s
always a prudent idea to have a professional home inspection prior to listing the property.
Traditionally a home inspection is done for prospective buyers, and is conducted only days (sometimes hours) before the purchase and sales contract is to be executed. While this process is informative to buyers, it can sometimes produce feelings of anxiety to sellers.
We believe that a Seller can avoid these last minute surprises and high stress situations if they conduct a home inspection before they hang the for sale sign. It allows time to review any deficiencies with their realtor and together make informative decisions on which deficiencies should be repaired to better position your home in the market.
It can also differentiate this Home from others in its class. With today’s large inventory of homes for sale, what better way to position a home in the market place than to advise to perspective buyers that this home is well maintained and in move-in condition.
Pre-inspected and well maintained homes will stand out above the rest and can avoid last minute surprises and high stress situations.
See our Inspection - Scope of Work for more details.
New Construction Phase Inspection
Traditionally a home inspection is done for prospective buyers, and is conducted only days (sometimes hours) before the purchase and sales contract is to be executed. While this process is informative to buyers, it can sometimes produce feelings of anxiety to sellers.
We believe that a Seller can avoid these last minute surprises and high stress situations if they conduct a home inspection before they hang the for sale sign. It allows time to review any deficiencies with their realtor and together make informative decisions on which deficiencies should be repaired to better position your home in the market.
It can also differentiate this Home from others in its class. With today’s large inventory of homes for sale, what better way to position a home in the market place than to advise to perspective buyers that this home is well maintained and in move-in condition.
Pre-inspected and well maintained homes will stand out above the rest and can avoid last minute surprises and high stress situations.
See our Inspection - Scope of Work for more details.
New Construction Phase Inspection
Everyone would like to believe that their new home
is built to code; it is, after all, the LAW.
Local jurisdictions (town, city, county and state) are charged with reviewing construction plans and are also solely responsible for issuing permits and inspecting work completed by your builder. In point-of-fact, the municipal or county building inspection department is the only entity possessing the authority to interpret and enforce building codes. So...where do the problems come-in?
Many home buyers are discovering that "building a home to code" is not an assurance that the home and its systems and components will meet their expectations for quality. In the end, compliance with building codes provides you only with the assurance that your new home is designed and built to a minimum standard to safeguard life, health and public welfare.
Mid-Cape Home Inspection Services can help you receive the construction quality assurance you seek. We provide thorough, independent construction phase quality inspections of your home and the building process from design review, site preparation and footings, foundations and backfill, rough framing, mechanical and electrical systems rough in, finishes, landscaping and a full inspection at property completion. Phased construction photos for project record and documentation are also available with this service.
See our New Construction Phase Inspection - Scope of Work for more details.
Local jurisdictions (town, city, county and state) are charged with reviewing construction plans and are also solely responsible for issuing permits and inspecting work completed by your builder. In point-of-fact, the municipal or county building inspection department is the only entity possessing the authority to interpret and enforce building codes. So...where do the problems come-in?
Many home buyers are discovering that "building a home to code" is not an assurance that the home and its systems and components will meet their expectations for quality. In the end, compliance with building codes provides you only with the assurance that your new home is designed and built to a minimum standard to safeguard life, health and public welfare.
Mid-Cape Home Inspection Services can help you receive the construction quality assurance you seek. We provide thorough, independent construction phase quality inspections of your home and the building process from design review, site preparation and footings, foundations and backfill, rough framing, mechanical and electrical systems rough in, finishes, landscaping and a full inspection at property completion. Phased construction photos for project record and documentation are also available with this service.
See our New Construction Phase Inspection - Scope of Work for more details.