Blindauer Home Inspections LLC

Considerations for contacting Blindauer Home Inspections

 

New home buyer

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Getting a home inspection of the house you're buying just seems like the logical thing to do. You want to learn as much as you can about the investment you're making. We will give you as much information possible on the components of the house, the common maintenance recommended for the house and point out any possible safety issues that may be present. Even if you waived the home inspection contingency in your offer during the buying process, which is common in today's market, you can still schedule a home inspection after closing and get that same information which can be very beneficial as you move forward in your home ownership journey.

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Someone preparing to sell their home

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Getting a home inspection before listing your house to sell isn't as common but can also be a very logical thing to do. When selling your house, you want your house to be able to catch the eye of many buyers. In doing so, you want to be able to present an attractive product that also limits any red flags that may scare a buyer away. An inspection can give you information to share with buyers on components of the house that may attract them, along with point out items that may be best to address before listing your house on the market.

 

Current homeowner

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Whether you've lived in your home for 1 year, 10 years or 50 years, things are constantly changing around your home that you may not notice. Mechanical components can slowly be wearing out, building materials can slowly be breaking down or things are shifting and settling all due to time and weather. An inspection can give you the information needed to continue maintaining a safe and comfortable home for you and your family for years to come.

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