be smart: Popular Home Inspection Misconceptions
- 05/31/16 02:08 AM
Common Home Inspection Misconceptions 1. Thinking that passing code means inspected— Contractors may know of all your local codes, but just because new construction on your home, an addition or otherwise, passes code doesn’t mean you should make assumptions on its quality. In one example, an inspector discovered missing support beams in the crawl space of a new home to make room for duct work and it had already started sinking. An inspection will give you an idea of the quality construction that’s been undertaken and could save you from future financial pitfalls. 2. Choosing cost over experience— … (0 comments)
Common Home Inspection Misconceptions 1. Thinking that passing code means inspected— Contractors may know of all your local codes, but just because new construction on your home, an addition or otherwise, passes code doesn’t mean you should make assumptions on its quality. In one example, an inspector discovered missing support beams in the crawl space of a new home to make room for duct work and it had already started sinking. An inspection will give you an idea of the quality construction that’s been undertaken and could save you from future financial pitfalls. 2. Choosing cost over experience— … (0 comments)
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