Residential - Seller's Inspections

You are in a much better position to receive the highest price for your home when you know the overall condition of the property and any defects or concerns prior to placing the home on the market. Most sellers feel compelled to drop the purchase price of the home because of some unknown defect or concern identified during the buyers inspection. But being prepared with this knowledge ahead of time allows you to manage those issues without necessarily having to drop the price.

And, in many cases, the buyer will accept the results of an Arizona Certified Home Inspection rather than hiring yet another inspector. The fact that you were proactive in having a home inspection completed prior to the sale of the home conveys openness and honesty to prospective buyers and sets you apart from other sellers who did not have an inspection done.

What are the most important aspects of the Seller's Inspection?

	The Seller's Inspection should be a comprehensive home inspection completed by a State Certified Inspector--not a well meaning friend or contractor
	Give yourself enough time to react to the results of the inspection by Scheduling the Inspection Now!
	Have a Re-Inspection completed to verify and document that any previously identified issues or concerns were properly addressed
	Keep the three-ring binder, hard copy of the inspection reports and Homeowner's Handbook handy and available for prospective buyers

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What is the process on the day of the home inspection?

The inspector will complete a State Certified Home Inspection per the Arizona Standards of Professional Practice. The inspection will typically be completed in 3 1/2 hours. Factors that may cause the inspection to take longer are: older properties; larger properties; sprinkler systems; pools and/or spas.

Throughout the inspection, the inspector will record his observations so that he will be sure to capture all of the information on the spot. We use a full narrative report format, rather than a simple check-box style, to provide you with a complete and thorough description of the property, the structure and our inspection findings (see What We Do). In addition, we take digital photos and annotate them to further identify component and system locations and to define property defects or concerns.

When the inspection is completed, the inspector will enter the information into a laptop computer to provide you with a complete 25-35 page printed report on the spot! If you cannot be there for the inspection, or if you simply prefer electronic format, AccuPro will email you a link to the report for viewing or downloading via the Internet. Your report is maintained on a secure server so that only you and anyone you designate (such as your agent) can access it.

What systems and components are inspected?

See Residential - What We Do!

So what are you waiting for ...

We are here to serve you--to answer ALL of your questions and to give you the peace of mind of knowing as much as possible about the property, what it has to offer and what needs to be repaired. Call today!

Call (480) 456-8809 or go online to schedule your inspection!

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