Homebuyers often neglect to have the lateral sewer line inspected during the home inspection process. A general home inspection doesn’t go below the surface, so adding a sewer line inspection can reveal quite a lot more about the property. Here are 10 reasons why every home buyer should order a lateral line sewer inspection on inspection day.
How to Prepare Your Home for Sewer Scope Inspection
Do I Need a Radon Test?
We’ve previously talked about radon: what it is, how it gets into your home, why to test for it, and your role as a homeowner, seller, or buyer. Now we’re going to discuss the specifics of getting a radon test, how to test your home yourself, and the next step towards eliminating high radon levels. It’s estimated that around one in fifteen houses has high radon, so if your house has not been tested for radon in the past three years, it is a good idea to go ahead a do so. If you’re preparing a house to sell, or are a potential buyer, then it’s worth investing in a professional radon test. If you’re a homeowner and are simply testing as a check-up, a DIY kit will be fine.
Forever Home Inspection Has Performed Over 2000 Home Inspections Across Oklahoma
Packaged Home Inspection Tulsa, OK
Many home inspection companies promote a package deal when the reality of it is that most home professionals are hired as a 3rd party contractor and are not formally affiliated with the home inspection company. When you work with Forever Home Inspection it’s guaranteed that, during the initial inspection, every professional we send to the property falls under our umbrella and answers to our practices, policies, and procedures. That should give peace of mind when choosing to hire a home inspector from our team for your home inspection needs.
