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Questions?
Buyers
Sellers
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"As Is" Sales
(Foreclosures, Short Sales & Estate Sales)
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Condos
Dangers of Radon Gas
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Why Should You Hire Us?
Advice on price
shopping: You may save a few dollars now by hiring another company, but is
it really worth it?
Home Buyers:
Why should you hire a licensed, experienced,
insured and well-qualified home inspector, like
G.
Neil Scott, to
perform your home inspection? Because your home is probably the largest
investment you will ever make. Wouldn't you want and need to know about
any past, current, or even future problems or defects with the home that might
cost you thousands of dollars in repairs now or in the future? We, at Scott and
Scott Inc., think you would, and we realize a good home inspection and home
inspection report are extremely important to today's informed home buyers. Most
homeowners do try to maintain their homes as best they can, but most homeowners
do not go or check where Neil will to learn about a home's structural,
electrical, and mechanical integrity. Neil pay's special attention to areas like
attics, basements, and crawl spaces (which are tiny areas under a home and are
sometimes only accessible if you literally "crawl" into them). Neil is
specially trained to know exactly what to look for during a home inspection.
Neil uses specialized tools for testing carbon monoxide levels, tools for
probing areas where moisture and insect damage may be, tools for determining
electrical problems, high powered lights, and binoculars.
Home Sellers:
Why should you hire a licensed, experienced,
insured and well-qualified home inspector, like
Neil Scott, to perform your "pre-sale" home inspection?
Because wouldn't it be worth your while to eliminate renegotiating your sales
price after the buyer has an inspection. What if your perspective buyer hires an unlicensed
and unqualified home inspector? To eliminate many of the "what if"
scenarios, having a "pre-sale" inspection is the
first step to marketing your home to buyers. It will also help you to
accurately complete your seller's disclosure. There will be fewer, if any,
surprise issues that may arise after the potential buyer has their own
inspection.
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