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Post-Close Home Inspections

In fast-paced, dynamic housing markets, there isn’t always time for a home inspection before closing. New homeowners who skip the inspection to win the property don’t have to move in without getting an assessment of the house. A home inspection after purchase provides a wealth of information to help you plan for future repair and replacement needs.

True ownership starts with a post-close home inspection from HouseMaster®, a trusted name in home inspections.

Post-Close Home Inspections
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  • Start your homeownership journey with the benefit of experience. During your post-close home inspection, your local HouseMaster inspector will walk you through every step of the process, answering your questions in detail, and providing a comprehensive report on the property for your records.
  • During the inspection, we’ll recommend the most impactful repairs and updates you can make to your home now and in the future. Know your home down to the floorboards with a thorough post-close home inspection covering: 
    • Roofing
    • HVAC equipment
    • Foundation and substructure
    • Doors and windows
    • Plumbing
    • Electrical
  • The advantages of scheduling a home inspection after closing include:  
    • Identify electrical, plumbing, and structural issues 
    • Discover potential health risks such as mold, carbon monoxide, and radon 
    • Prioritize immediate and long-term repairs  
    • Identify appliances that need immediate replacement 
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The Purchase Is Just the Beginning

There’s never a bad time to learn more about your home. Post-close home inspections help new homeowners discover potential issues as well as the advantages of the home they’ve purchased with the context they need to plan for future expenses.

Your post-close home inspection report will shape how you maintain your home for years to come, giving you time to proactively address and budget for issues and mitigate potential problems.

You can trust HouseMaster for your property inspection needs. Book an inspection today or call your local HouseMaster for more information.  

The Purchase Is Just the Beginning
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Before You Call It Home, Call HouseMaster

Nothing provides peace of mind like a professional home inspection. Our experienced team evaluates readily accessible elements of the property to develop a clear picture of the integrity and condition of home systems. This will allow you to anticipate possible immediate and long-term maintenance and repair needs.

Post-Close Inspection FAQ

  • In most cases, issues revealed in a home inspection after closing cannot be used to alter the final sale price of a home or recoup losses. In rare cases, sellers may be found guilty of fraud if they knowingly withheld information about the property.

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