If you're buying a home, pre-owned or new, an inspection tells you the condition of the property. That way, there are no surprises after you close on the home. If you've purchased a new home and it still has a warranty from the builder, it's a good idea to have a home inspection before it expires. It's a rare case that even a new home doesn't have some problems that were overlooked by the builder. Those repairs or corrections can easily exceed the cost of an inspection. If you catch them prior to warranty expiration, your warranty should cover them. Sellers benefit by knowing the condition of their home before they place it on the market. Then, any needed repairs can be made prior to listing. A seller's inspection can also be used as a comparison to what the buyer's inspector finds.  Contact us today to schedule your inspection.