What Is A Pre-Listing Home Inspection?

A Pre-Listing Inspection takes place before a seller officially lists their home for sale on the market. A professional home inspector will examine your property to identify any hazards, concerns and/or potential repairs that need to be made. The purpose of a Pre-Listing Inspection is to ensure a home is in good condition and provide the seller with an opportunity to make repairs in order to get top dollar for the sale of their home. A pre-listing inspection is also a good way to anticipate repairs a buyer may request or negotiate prior to closing.

What Does A Pre-Listing Home Inspection Include?

A pre-listing home inspection includes an evaluation and report of findings on the following:

• Exterior

• Grading

• Foundations

• Structure

• Roof

• Attic

• Interior

• Plumbing

• Electrical

• HVAC

• Appliances

• Safety Issues

• Wood Destroying Insects

• Pests

What Is Not Included?

• Pools/Spas

• Dock/Sewalls

• Mold Testing

• Radon Testing