Pre-Sale Inspection

By scheduling a pre-sale inspection, sellers can get a comprehensive idea of any potential issues before a buyer requests credit towards repairs following closing or identifying deficiencies before they can be used as a bargaining chip by prospective buyers. This also allows you to disclose any potential issues in your seller’s disclosure so that you can avoid buyers raising flags on any issue, major or minor. By identifying possible deficiencies, you can choose your preferred contractor to perform the work with your budget in mind. Another added benefit of a pre-sale inspection is that it shows potential buyers that you’re confident in your property and have nothing to hide. This can make your listing more attractive in this competitive market. B&J Inspections has been performing pre-sale inspections for more than three decades and understands the importance of an inch-by-inch inspection. When you choose to conduct a pre-sale inspection, you can also compare your report with the buyer’s inspection report to ensure everything is in order while negotiating any closing credits for repairs.

Pre-Sale Inspections Include:

• Structural components, both slab and pier, and beam
• Roofs, awnings, and other covered areas
• Crawlspaces
• Basements and storm shelters
• Exterior doors, windows, and cladding
• Walkways, driveways, and other concrete features
• Attics and Garages
• Porches, Patios, Decks, and other outdoor features
• Exterior Stucco, Paint, or other finishes
• Comprehensive Reports typically generated within 24 hours