Buying

The buyer will gain useful knowledge of many intricate details pertinent to owning and keeping a home.

You've finally found the property you want, negotiated a contract and struck a deal. Now it's time to have the property inspected. An inspection will allow a qualified professional to take an objective look at the current condition of the property and prepare a report.

Why have the property inspected? You are about to engage in a significant financial transaction, an investment most likely. You want to make sure the merchandise is in good condition.

If you have made an offer on a property, you should have included a clause in the purchase agreement that allows you to void the offer if the inspection turns up a major problem. This is called an "inspection contingency" clause. You may find it necessary to submit a new offer based on the information received from the inspection.





Selling

As a client of Door2Door Property Inspections you can be sure you will receive an honest and unbiased inspection from a courteous professional inspector.

We do not benefit from the sale or repair of any property we inspect.


At Door2Door we invite you to join in and be a part of the inspection. It is not required for you to be present for the inspection, but it is a good idea.

We encourage you to ask questions and learn about the property you are buying. By being present during the inspection you will learn about your new home or property along with some helpful maintenance tips.


We want you to feel confident about your transaction decisions.