Four point inspections cover four main components of the home. These include:
1. Roof
2. Plumbing system
3. Electrical system
4. Heating and Air systems (HVAC)
A four point inspection report is generally required on homes over 25-27 years old. Every insurance company has their own guidelines and requirements. Some underwriters may require this report regardless of age. Your insurance agent can advise you as to whether or not you will be required to submit a certified four point inspection report with your insurance application. Best Inspect will ensure you have the proper documentation required by your insurance company.
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The Best Inspect Prior to Purchase Home Inspection is a thorough, accurate and unbiased assessment of the property, structure and systems. Best Inspect has the knowledge and expertise to provide you with...
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This inspection is generally required by all insurance companies with the purchase of a home. The report covers seven different aspects of your homes construction and features. The inspection will identify the following...
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This inspection covers four main components of the home. These include:
1. Roof
2. Plumbing system
3. Electrical system
4. Heating and Air systems (HVAC)...
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This inspection is confined to the roof and will identify the following:
1. The type of roof covering material.
2. The age of the roof.
3. The remaining useful life of the roof.
4. The overall condition of the roof....
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This inspection is essentially the same as a Prior to Purchase Home Inspection, but the inspection is done for you as the current owner. Maybe you have been in your home for several years, and you may or may not have had the home inspected at the time you purchased it....
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This inspection is essentially the same as a Warranty Inspection, but is more specifically targeted at identifying items that are covered under your Home Warranty Plan. Even if you did not purchase your home new, maybe you purchased a Warranty Plan...
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This inspection is commonly referred to as a Re-Inspect. Whenever a Best Inspect Report recommends repairs it is in your best interest to have the repairs inspected to ensure they were done completely and correctly...
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