Selling (or Thinking About Selling) Your Home?
Might we suggest a Pre-Listing Inspection?
For nearly 3 decades, we have helped our customers prepare their home for sale. Even before we obtained licensing as a Home Inspector, our work as a Home Improvement contractor meant our customers relied on us to find things that needed to be done prior to listing their home for sale. This has proven to bring the maximum sales price for these customers.
Think about it:
Would you rather buy a "Used" Car ... or
a "Certified Pre-Owned Vehicle" ?
Take advantage of the technique
successfully employed by car
dealerships to make your
home STAND OUT!
Market your home as
Certified Move-In Ready!
There are probably some things you know you need to do to get your home ready for sale: get rid of the clutter, do some painting, give the front entry a welcoming look.
But what about when a prospective buyer brings a
Home Inspector through your home. Do you have any idea what they might find?
Smart sellers choose a Pre- Listing Inspection. This alerts you of things another inspector is likely to find -- and lets you take care of them before a prospective buyer sees them! You save money by not negotiating for repairs, and not paying premiums to have work done quickly in order for the sale to close.
Many of our customers leave a copy of the home inspection in the home for home buyers to see. (If you've had repairs made after the initial inspection, we can reinspect for a small fee, and adjust the report to remove any of those items).
For the few hundred bucks you'd spend on a Pre-Inspection, you'll gain a cleaner home for potential inspectors, and peace of mind by not worrying about suprise that could kill your deal.
Which gives you more time and energy to think about things like painting the front door, planting a few flowers out front, and looking for a new home!
