STRUCTURE - Included in the inspection is an overall assessment of the structural components of the house. This includes the basement, attic rafters, floor joist, floors, walls, ceilings etc. The exterior walls and roof will also be evaluated for structure. In other words, the whole house will be given a general home inspection for structure and soundness by our New Jersey Home Inspector.
ROOF INSPECTION BY HOME INSPECTOR NJ - The client will receive a complete detailed report on the condition of the roof. Starting with the slope of the roof and how many layers of shingles are installed. Along with the shingles, the roof flashings will be examined and evaluated. In conjunction with the roof inspection, our home inspector NJ will detail the condition of any plumbing vents and chimneys.
ROOF INSPECTION BY HOME INSPECTOR NJ - The client will receive a complete detailed report on the condition of the roof. Starting with the slope of the roof and how many layers of shingles are installed. Along with the shingles, the roof flashings will be examined and evaluated. In conjunction with the roof inspection, our home inspector NJ will detail the condition of any plumbing vents and chimneys.
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Make sure that there is not an abandoned oil tank in the ground, particularly if you're buying an older house. An abandoned oil tank that still has oil in it will someday leak causing an environmental problem. The average cost of an oil tank contamination cleanup in New Jersey is twenty five thousand and up.
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Our certified visual home inspection includes: PATIO TYPE There are many types of patios, concrete, brick, stone set in mortar, just to name a few. A patio inspection is not to be taken lightly, a neglected patio can be a serious problem. As will be described in the condition section. Our certified home inspection includes a visible inspection of: PATIO CONDITION - the patio that may create a serious problem would be the concrete patio.
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ONE - BASEMENT ENTRY - The New Jersey home inspections includes a visible inspections of the exposed areas of the basement. The N J home inspectors will inspect when accessible, the basement entry. The basement entry is a very important part of the inspection. Many times the stairs are in poor condition for lack of maintenance, and the stairs become a real safety hazard.
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Influenced by the changes in the economic and legal environments over the past 30 years, home inspection reports have changed to accommodate increased consumer expectations, and to provide more extensive information and protection to both inspectors and their clients. Prior to the mid-1970s, inspection reports followed no standard guidelines and, for the most part, there was little or no oversight or licensure.
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SOME TELL TALE SIGNS OF AN ABANDON TANK - our home inspectors will look for a fuel filler line or a tank vent line sticking out of the ground. If these tank lines are found, there is a very good chance that there is an abandon tank right under the line. When our home inspectors inspect the basement they will also look for disconnected oil feed line coming through the basement wall.
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