The Inspection

A Home Inspection Includes...

A MAE Home Inspection is a comprehensive, visual evaluation of a home’s readily accessible systems and components by an AHIT Certified Professional Inspector. This includes...

  • The condition of every major component from the roof to the basement

  • Major and minor deficiencies

  • Any major expenditures necessary

  • What to watch out for

  • Helpful home preservation tips

  • Safety concerns

  • And much more

 

Types of Inspection Services

 

Pre-Purchase Inspection

A pre-purchase inspection happens before you buy a home. It is often required by mortgage companies before they will approve a loan on a property. This inspection gives you a clearer picture of the property you are buying so that you can make an informed decision. 

Pre-Listing Inspection

A pre-listing inspection from MAE Home Inspections advises you as a seller or realtor on the condition of your home before you place it on the market. This inspection identifies any aspects of your home needing to be addressed before listing it for sale or establishing an “as is” market value. A pre-listing inspection ensures you know your home’s value in its existing condition and can expedite the time it spends on the market.

Home Maintenance Inspection

A home maintenance inspection is recommended every two years or more frequently if you do not occupy your home year round. This inspection is a non-biased, complete evaluation of the condition of your home and its systems and gives you an advantage in budgeting for repairs. A home maintenance inspection uncovers items that need attention before they become expensive repairs.

New Construction Inspection

A new construction inspection is performed after the completion of construction on a new home before the builder’s pre-final walkthrough. This inspection evaluates the systems and components of a home and their condition. It helps to ensure systems and components are installed and working properly. A MAE Home Inspection new construction inspection offers you peace of mind before you fully commit to new homeownership.