If you plan to list your home for sale, you can expect that the potential buyer will authorize a thorough assessment of your property’s condition by a professional home inspector. If you are like countless other sellers, you dread the thought that any major surprises will be uncovered and scare buyers away. Some sellers choose to be proactive and take matters into their own hands by scheduling their own inspections. Evolve Property Inspections offers various inspection services, and we’ll cover two in particular that will each prepare your home to be listed and enhance its marketability.
A pre-listing inspection, also known as a seller's inspection, is the ultimate way to do your homework before listing your home. Essentially, this inspection will allow you to identify and address any existing defects in your home before it ever hits the market. One benefit is that you will have all the power to schedule any necessary repairs by your contractor of choice at your convenience. Buyers will have more trust in a home that's already been inspected, and you won't have to worry about any major surprises that could derail the sale.
A thermal imaging inspection offers a unique benefit in that the inspector can detect issues through infrared energy. It is not detectable to the human eye but is recognized by thermal imaging cameras that can read the thermal energy emitted from different objects. When the inspector notes differences in the surface temperatures of materials within your home, it will warrant a closer look for leaks, missing insulation, or other issues. Your buyer will feel more confident knowing that your home has been scrutinized by state-of-the-art equipment to find any problems.
Evolve Property Inspections seeks to educate our customers with the experience and expertise of our certified master inspectors. When the time comes to sell your home, our thorough inspection services will benefit all parties involved in the real estate transaction. Contact us at (305) 506-8969 to request a quote or schedule your inspection. We serve homeowners in Miami-Dade County and the surrounding areas of Kendall, Pinecrest, Coral Gables, and Broward County.
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