Inspection Services from Georgia Carolina Home Inspection Service, LLC

The buyer’s home inspection takes an in-depth look at every critical area of the home. We will inspect each of the following areas as detailed by the InterNACHI Residential Standards of Practice:

• Roof • Exterior • Basement • Foundation/Crawlspace • Structure • Heating • Cooling • Plumbing • Electrical • Fireplace • Attic, Insulation, and Ventilation • Doors, Windows, and Interior

Defects that are found during a buyer’s inspection can lead to significant delays and may even cause a buyer to back out of the deal. Avoid these unnecessary issues by having your home inspected in advance. Once you know what’s wrong with your property, you can decide how best to address it before buyers get involved.

A newly constructed home should be perfect, but it’s surprisingly common for defects to occur. By utilizing this home inspection service before you sign off on everything, you can save yourself a lot of potential headaches down the line.

Are you getting ready to build a new home? Let us perform inspections throughout the construction process so that you don’t end up with any serious complications later on. We’ll inspect in phases and report back about any quality issues. By taking action immediately during the construction process, you can potentially save a lot of time and money on the back end.

It’s common for several issues to arise during a newly constructed home’s first year. This home inspection service will identify anything that you should get addressed with your builder’s warranty. Remember: when the warranty runs out, you’ll be personally responsible for all repair expenses.

Insurance companies often request a 4-point inspection for policy changes or older properties. Unlike a full home inspection, this service only covers four key areas and their components: HVAC, roof, plumbing, and electrical wiring.

We work with lenders to help keep new construction projects on-time and on-budget. During these inspections, we check the construction site and look for any variances regarding the anticipated timeline and budget. Lenders typically release funding in stages based on the results of each loan draw inspection.

During the home re-inspection, we will recheck each defect that was found during the initial inspection and let you know if any issues haven’t been repaired in a satisfactory manner.

Mold is dangerous for many reasons, including the fact that it can harm your home’s structure, cause wood to rot, and destroy drywall. A mold inspection is an additional service your home inspector can perform to protect your investment.