Home Inspection Frequently Asked Questions
What You Should Ask the Home Inspector
Questions you should ask when choosing a home inspector
Choosing a home inspection company is an important decision for every home buyer. A thorough, pre-purchase inspection of a house can be your best defense against unwanted surprises after you move into your new home.
On this page of our site, we’ll try to give you some insight into what questions you should ask when selecting a home inspection service. Even if you don’t choose Icon Home Inspectors, we’d like to help you make an educated decision.
We are not involved in any other business. In accordance with the ASHI Standards of Practice, we do not participate in any referral or construction related activities. It represents a conflict of interest.
We always encourage buyers to attend the inspection. Buyers that attend have a better understanding of the property as viewed by the inspector and are better able to read and interpret the final report. The buyer’s attendance also helps them understand the scope of a home inspection as well as the limitations.
An inspection can usually be scheduled within one or two days.
A typical inspection of a 2400 square foot house will take roughly 2.5 hours.
Yes, we are certified by AHIT and ASHI. We are also Licensed in Ohio
Yes. We carry insurance.
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What You Should Ask For The Report
Questions you should ask when getting your report
Home buyers and sellers can ask about any visible and potential issues noted in the inspection report, such as structural integrity, roof condition, plumbing, and electrical systems. They may also inquire about the functionality of HVAC systems, the presence of any water damage or mold, and the overall safety features of the home, like smoke detectors and carbon monoxide detectors.
Additionally, buyers and sellers can seek clarification on the inspector’s recommendations for repairs or maintenance, including estimates for the severity and urgency of the issues. They may also ask about any areas that could not be fully inspected and why, ensuring they have a comprehensive understanding of the property’s condition.
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Yes, our reports conform to (and exceed) the ASHI Standards of Practice.
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