A Pre-Listing Home Inspection allows the prospective home-seller to get in front of potential issues that may be found during the buyer's home inspection. This allows the seller to become aware of and repair significant problems that may be discovered. Still, even more importantly, a pre-listing inspection helps the seller eliminate surp
A Pre-Listing Home Inspection allows the prospective home-seller to get in front of potential issues that may be found during the buyer's home inspection. This allows the seller to become aware of and repair significant problems that may be discovered. Still, even more importantly, a pre-listing inspection helps the seller eliminate surprises that may become deal-killers for the buyer or potentially delay your home sale closing.
The Home Buyers Inspection is the buyer's best defense against expensive home repairs that may become apparent after purchasing your home. This inspection allows the buyer to negotiate the home's asking price and request the seller to repair big-ticket items before buying the house. Hiring Mountain Man Inspections will give you a complete
The Home Buyers Inspection is the buyer's best defense against expensive home repairs that may become apparent after purchasing your home. This inspection allows the buyer to negotiate the home's asking price and request the seller to repair big-ticket items before buying the house. Hiring Mountain Man Inspections will give you a complete report on the condition of your soon-to-be new home. We provide BETTER VALUE by including IR Imaging and results on every buyers inspection, (an added charge for other inspection companies). We try not to nickel and dime you however, some additional inspections add time and costs to the initial inspection.
Add additional inspection services such as a Radon measurement inspection, deck inspection, septic inspection, air and water quality inspection, and chimney inspection as they apply to your new home purchase.
A post-repair/purchase inspection allows the new homeowner to confirm the repairs made by the seller we completed correctly. Depending on your requirement, this can be inspected before or after closing. This is especially important when the seller is addressing code-related repairs. This inspection is cost-effective and supplies peace of mind to the new homeowner.
The best way to evaluate the condition of your home is by hiring Mountain Man Inspections to do a Home Maintenance Inspection. Our certified home inspector will do an interior and exterior inspection and give you a complete home maintenance inspection report that will help you decide on the projects that need immediate attention and the t
The best way to evaluate the condition of your home is by hiring Mountain Man Inspections to do a Home Maintenance Inspection. Our certified home inspector will do an interior and exterior inspection and give you a complete home maintenance inspection report that will help you decide on the projects that need immediate attention and the tasks that can be scheduled for repair or maintenance down the road. Note: This inspection is for existing homeowners requiring a needs analysis on their existing home and is not a suitable inspection replacement for a Home Buyers Inspection.
With Radon Gas now confirmed as the #2 lung cancer cause behind smoking, the EPA and AARST, the American Association of Radon Scientists and Technologists, now recommend that every home be inspected for Radon Gas levels and that a certified AARST measurement inspector does those inspections. Mountain Man Inspections has invested thousands
With Radon Gas now confirmed as the #2 lung cancer cause behind smoking, the EPA and AARST, the American Association of Radon Scientists and Technologists, now recommend that every home be inspected for Radon Gas levels and that a certified AARST measurement inspector does those inspections. Mountain Man Inspections has invested thousands of dollars in Radon Gas sensing equipment that can simultaneously take multiple location measurements within the home. Our sensors also provide a much higher sensitivity rating, thus allowing us to provide more accurate readings to our clients. We recommend a 48-test cycle which requires we leave our equipment on-site during the initial inspection and requires two trips so that we can pick up the equipment after testing is complete. We charge a bit more than most inspection companies, but the investment should give you peace of mind knowing that you WILL get more accurate results than other inspection company.
Radon Gas Measurement reports are provided within 48-72 hours of the inspection.get more accurate results than other inspection compan.
If you have hired a mitigation company to mitigate the radon levels in your home, shouldn't you ensure they were successful? Mountain Man Inspections is AARST certified in post-mitigation Inspection and makes sure the company you hired to do the mitigation installed the mitigation system correctly and ensures the Radon Gas levels in your
If you have hired a mitigation company to mitigate the radon levels in your home, shouldn't you ensure they were successful? Mountain Man Inspections is AARST certified in post-mitigation Inspection and makes sure the company you hired to do the mitigation installed the mitigation system correctly and ensures the Radon Gas levels in your home have been reduced to safe levels. Mountain Man Inspections has invested thousands of dollars in the latest radon measurement sensing equipment, which can take multiple location measurements within the home simultaneously. Our sensors also provide a much higher sensitivity rating, thus allowing us to provide more accurate readings to our clients. Even after mitigation, we recommend a 48-test cycle which requires we leave our equipment on-site during the initial Inspection and requires two trips so that we can pick up the equipment after testing is complete.
Radon Gas Measurement reports are provided within 48-72 hours of the inspection.
A roof-only inspection is available to homeowners or insurance companies who want to assess the condition of their roof from a certified roof inspector.
Improperly installed ledger boards and support systems are the most common cause of deck collapses and deck failure. Nick is a certified InterNACH® Deck Inspector and will ensure your deck is correctly built to code and secured to the home so you can enjoy your parties and spend your leisure time worry-free.
Most builders provide a 12-month warranty to perform any repairs on the home. The building industry suggests having an 11-month inspection performed by a certified inspection professional who will look past aesthetic issues and focus on the structure, mechanical, electrical, roof, and many other potential problems unseen by the homeowner.
Most builders provide a 12-month warranty to perform any repairs on the home. The building industry suggests having an 11-month inspection performed by a certified inspection professional who will look past aesthetic issues and focus on the structure, mechanical, electrical, roof, and many other potential problems unseen by the homeowner. This cost-effective inspection may save the homeowner thousands of dollars in repairs after the 12-month warrant expires.
Most municipalities require solar panels and the electrical system to be inspected after installation. Also, if your purchasing a home with panels installed, it is highly recommended that they be reviewed as part of the buyer's inspection.
This inspection covers the home's four central systems: Electrical, Heating/Air Conditioning, Plumbing, and the Roof. A 4-point review isn't always required with a home purchase; however, insurance companies sometimes need a 4-point inspection when buying an older home. They might also request a 4-point review from existing policyholders
This inspection covers the home's four central systems: Electrical, Heating/Air Conditioning, Plumbing, and the Roof. A 4-point review isn't always required with a home purchase; however, insurance companies sometimes need a 4-point inspection when buying an older home. They might also request a 4-point review from existing policyholders before the annual renewal of their homeowner's insurance policy.