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Buying a home could be the most significant financial commitment you ever make, so it's important to know exactly what you're getting into before you sign that contract. And that's where our team comes in. Our home inspection services are designed to give you a thorough and accurate description of your potential new home's conditions o that you can make an informed decision about your purchase.

• Plumbing
• Electrical
• Sewage
• Roof and attic structure
• Walls, ceilings and floors
• Doors and windows
• Fireplaces and chimneys
• Porches, decks, driveways and patios
• Heating and cooling systems
• Water supply systems
• Appliances

Most builders offer a one-year warranty on a new home. We'll come out during the 11th month and perform a full home inspection before the builder's warranty expires. Our non-invasive inspection is based on observations of the visible and apparent condition of the interior and exterior of the structure, including its major systems and components. Following your inspection, you will receive a comprehensive report, complete with photos, that includes information on any material defects observed on the date of the inspection. Armed with this information, you can take any necessary steps to hold your builder and his subcontractors to their warranties while they're still in force.

Waiting until a buyer does their home inspection is fraught with issues, which is why many deals are delayed or canceled due to issues discovered during the buyer's home inspection process.

Smart home sellers and top listing agents no longer wait. They get a pre-inspection to minimize negotiations, reduce risk, and make informed decisions before listing a home for sale. MINIMIZE NEGOTIATIONS

Home buyers often look to their home inspection report to re-negotiate the purchase price or terms of the contract. They may ask for defects to be repaired or receive a discounted purchase price. A seller inspection allows one to disclose the home's condition up front and minimize or eliminate re-negotiations.

Whether buying your first home, upgrading, or downsizing, buying a home is a significant and big decision. To ensure you are making an informed decision regarding the home's condition, make Nesten Inspecions your first call.

A Nesten Inspections home inspection report thoroughly evaluates the home's major systems and elements. It's a truly objective look at the house you are considering— by a trained professional.

A Pre-Purchasing Inspection consists of a thorough evaluation of a home's major visible components/systems/elements of a house with a detailed inspection report documenting the findings. Our home inspection includes inspecting 15 critical areas, including all functioning or visible major elements and systems and hundreds of associated components. The duration of a home inspection typically ranges from 2 to 4 hours for the average size house.

Central Heating System

• The heating unit associated fuel supply, venting components, and visible portions of the distribution system will be inspected to determine condition and operability.

Central Cooling System

• The home's central air conditioning systems, including visible components of the distribution system and built-in wall units, will be inspected to determine condition and function.

Interior Plumbing System

• We assess all visible components of the water supply, distribution, and waste systems for condition and functional flow. Also included are the hot-water heating equipment, venting, and fuel-supply systems.

Interior Electrical System

• The accessible components of the electrical system, including the service panels, grounding, connections, and exposed wiring, will be inspected. A representative number of fixtures, switches, and receptacles will also be checked to ensure they work properly.

Built-In Kitchen Appliances

• Major built-in kitchen appliances (including ovens, ranges, cooktops, and dishwashers) will be inspected for condition and functionality.

An essential proactive measure for ensuring peace of mind and protecting your investment, a Major Systems Only Inspection is a precious step that helps uncover and address potential issues proactively before they can impact a real estate transaction or home ownership. A Major Systems Inspection includes a thorough roof assessment, attic inspection for potential water penetration issues, examination of the basement or crawl space for leaks, as well as a comprehensive evaluation of the HVAC system. Our service encompasses the limited Major Systems Only inspection, a detailed report complete with high-definition images, and a personalized consultation session to discuss the findings and recommendations thoroughly.