Like an artist, the best inspector in Colorado is only as good as the canvas he is working with. Buyers need to understand that working with your agent and the seller’s agent to prepare the home for inspection is critical to getting the most out of your inspection.
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Fresh Paint: Can conceal wall imperfections and potential water damage.
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Strategically Placed Décor: May hide structural flaws or issues like cracks or stains.
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New Carpet: Can mask old flooring problems or pet odors.
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New Construction: May hide shortcuts or code violations made during the build.
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Restricted Access: Limits the inspector's ability to thoroughly check certain areas.
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Excess Storage: Obstructs views of walls and floors, potentially hiding issues.
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Under-Sink Clutter: Can conceal plumbing leaks or damage.
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Temporary Repairs: Quick fixes that may not hold up over time.
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Overpowering Scents: Might mask odors from mold, mildew, or pets.
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Recent Deep Cleaning: Can give the impression of good maintenance while hiding deeper issues.
