When conducting an inspection of an ocean waterfront property, a home inspector will need to pay special attention to various issues that are unique to properties located near bodies of water. Here are some specific issues they will look for: Salt Water Exposure Oceanfront properties are exposed to saltwater, which can accelerate corrosion and deterioration […]
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Should the Buyer stop the inspection when a major issue is identified? It all depends on your budget, risk tolerance and future use.
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Abstract: Roberts Creek Home Inspector notes on what features distinguish environmentally friendly homes from conventionally built houses. Be prepared to pay a premium for green technology, but it’s worth it. Sometimes the standards of construction are so noteworthy that we have to pause and acknowledge the owners for choosing a higher standard for their build.
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Abstract: Roberts Creek Home Inspector notes on a 1960’s house and whether it’s worth spending the extra effort to renovate it to modern standards. Photo: Roberts Creek has many dated homes situated along the waterfront that are showing their age. The community of Roberts Creek is heavily treed, and only when you drive well into
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Abstract: Roberts Creek Home Inspection notes on an old timer, with brush and forest invading the clearing around the house. Selective clearing of forest and brush around the property can have big benefits to the buyer. Whenever I do an older home inspection, I value the history and construction techniques that these older building have
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