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When to Order An Inspection
Buyer:
You need to make sure you have a clause in your purchase
agreement that allows you to have an inspection and that you
have the right to terminate the agreement if you find the home
in unsatisfactory condition. This clause should specify the terms to
which both the buyer and seller are obligated. Call to schedule
your home inspection within a few days after signing the
purchase agreement. This will allow time for the seller to make
any necessary repairs or for any further agreements to be
reached.
Seller:
Sellers should opt to have a thorough inspection before or when
they first list their home. This allows sellers an opportunity to
perform desired repairs before placing the property on the
market. A listing inspection may facilitate a smoother transaction
by putting potential buyers at ease, reducing negotiating points,
and avoiding delays. While the listing inspection report cannot
be used as a substitute for a disclosure, it does allow the seller to
provide prospective buyers with additional information, based
on an unbiased, third-party, professional inspection.
What Service Will We Provide?
•Prompt service and competitive rates
•Computer generated narrative-style reports are delivered to
your office or e-mailed within one day
•Personal explanation of the report with the client at the
conclusion of the inspections
•Flexible scheduling
•Inspections meet or exceed NACHI standards
Can We Attend the Inspection?
Yes. I look forward to meeting with clients at the conclusion of
the inspection to discuss any findings and answer any questions
you may have. I appreciate keeping questions to a minimum
during the inspection so that I can better concentrate on
providing you with a thorough inspection.
A contract must be signed by the Client prior to or
at the start of the inspection.
Please contact our office at 916-532-1737 if the Client will not
attend the inspection so the necessary arrangements can be
made to obtain contract signatures.
Click here to print contract agreement.
Buyer:
You need to make sure you have a clause in your purchase
agreement that allows you to have an inspection and that you
have the right to terminate the agreement if you find the home
in unsatisfactory condition. This clause should specify the terms to
which both the buyer and seller are obligated. Call to schedule
your home inspection within a few days after signing the
purchase agreement. This will allow time for the seller to make
any necessary repairs or for any further agreements to be
reached.
Seller:
Sellers should opt to have a thorough inspection before or when
they first list their home. This allows sellers an opportunity to
perform desired repairs before placing the property on the
market. A listing inspection may facilitate a smoother transaction
by putting potential buyers at ease, reducing negotiating points,
and avoiding delays. While the listing inspection report cannot
be used as a substitute for a disclosure, it does allow the seller to
provide prospective buyers with additional information, based
on an unbiased, third-party, professional inspection.
What Service Will We Provide?
•Prompt service and competitive rates
•Computer generated narrative-style reports are delivered to
your office or e-mailed within one day
•Personal explanation of the report with the client at the
conclusion of the inspections
•Flexible scheduling
•Inspections meet or exceed NACHI standards
Can We Attend the Inspection?
Yes. I look forward to meeting with clients at the conclusion of
the inspection to discuss any findings and answer any questions
you may have. I appreciate keeping questions to a minimum
during the inspection so that I can better concentrate on
providing you with a thorough inspection.
A contract must be signed by the Client prior to or
at the start of the inspection.
Please contact our office at 916-532-1737 if the Client will not
attend the inspection so the necessary arrangements can be
made to obtain contract signatures.
Click here to print contract agreement.
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Moore Inspection Group
Residential and Commercial Real Estate Inspections
Residential and Commercial Real Estate Inspections
Inspection Rates
Residential Properties:
Up to 1,200 sq. ft.: $310.00
1,201 sq. ft. to 2,000 sq. ft.: $330.00
2,001 sq. ft. to 2,500 sq. ft.: $355.00
2,501 sq. ft. to 3,000 sq. ft.: $380.00
3,001 sq. ft. to 3,500 sq. ft.: $405.00
3,501 sq. ft. to 4,000 sq. ft.: $430.00
Over 4,000 sq. ft., call for quote.
Duplexes:
Up to 2,000 sq. ft. total: $440.00
Apartments/Commercial Buildings:
Call for quote.
Additional Charges:
Crawl Space: $60.00
Pool or Spa Only: $65.00
Pool with Spa: $90.00
Pre-1960 Homes: $35.00
Pre-1935 Homes: $70.00
Outbuilding other than garage:
$50.00 and up
Re-Inspections: $150.00
Travel Charge for 100 miles
or more: $40.00
Escrow Billing Fee: $75.00
Please Note the Following:
Payment is due at the time of the
inspection. We only accept
checks, money orders, or cash.
Rates subject to change
without notice.
Questions? Call 916-532-1737.
Residential Properties:
Up to 1,200 sq. ft.: $310.00
1,201 sq. ft. to 2,000 sq. ft.: $330.00
2,001 sq. ft. to 2,500 sq. ft.: $355.00
2,501 sq. ft. to 3,000 sq. ft.: $380.00
3,001 sq. ft. to 3,500 sq. ft.: $405.00
3,501 sq. ft. to 4,000 sq. ft.: $430.00
Over 4,000 sq. ft., call for quote.
Duplexes:
Up to 2,000 sq. ft. total: $440.00
Apartments/Commercial Buildings:
Call for quote.
Additional Charges:
Crawl Space: $60.00
Pool or Spa Only: $65.00
Pool with Spa: $90.00
Pre-1960 Homes: $35.00
Pre-1935 Homes: $70.00
Outbuilding other than garage:
$50.00 and up
Re-Inspections: $150.00
Travel Charge for 100 miles
or more: $40.00
Escrow Billing Fee: $75.00
Please Note the Following:
Payment is due at the time of the
inspection. We only accept
checks, money orders, or cash.
Rates subject to change
without notice.
Questions? Call 916-532-1737.
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