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A Closer Look at 4-Point Inspections
When buying or selling a property, understanding the condition of the home is crucial. One of the key tools in this process is the 4-point inspection. This inspection focuses on four critical components of a property, providing a clear snapshot of its overall health. In this article, I will walk you through the essentials of a 4-point inspection, explaining what it covers, why it matters, and how it can help you make informed decisions. What Is a 4-Point Inspection? Home Insp
Straight 4WARD Property Inspections PLLC
Dec 24 min read


Understanding the Inspection Certification Standards
When buying or selling a property, the inspection process is a critical step. It provides a clear picture of the condition of the home or commercial building. However, not all inspections are created equal. The value of an inspection depends heavily on the qualifications and standards followed by the inspector. This is why inspection certification standards are so important. They ensure that inspections are thorough, reliable, and consistent. In this post, I will explain why
Straight 4WARD Property Inspections PLLC
Nov 195 min read


The Importance of Regular Termite Inspections
Termites are silent destroyers that can cause significant damage to properties if left unchecked. Their ability to consume wood and other cellulose materials makes them a serious threat to both residential and commercial buildings. Regular termite inspections are essential to detect infestations early and prevent costly repairs. In this article, I will explain why termite damage prevention is crucial, how inspections work, and what you can expect in terms of cost and process.
Straight 4WARD Property Inspections PLLC
Oct 274 min read


WHAT IS A NEW HOME PHASE INSPECTION
PHASE INSPECTIONS: Ensuring Quality in New Home Construction Homes are being built faster than ever, with some completed in as little as 12 weeks. For new home buyers, this speed makes it crucial to have the work inspected at all three critical phases. Buildings must comply with local, state, and federal codes, which set the minimum standards for habitability. However, meeting these minimum standards does not guarantee quality. The "code" does not address the finish of the wo
Straight 4WARD Property Inspections PLLC
Oct 242 min read
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