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Free Foundation Inspection

Here’s why our free foundation inspection is so important. As a homeowner, you shouldn’t have to pay just to find out whether you have a foundation problem or not. 50% of the homes we inspect DON’T NEED foundation repair! We always shoot ya’ straight. That’s just our thing! And to shoot ya’ straight, just so you know: If you’re not the Homeowner, our Buyer’s Inspections are $95.00. And if you’re outside our service area, there’s a $95.00 Trip Charge.

During your free foundation inspection our expert leveler will:

But if foundation repair work is needed?

Then together we can discuss your options. Give you our recommendations. Get your feedback. And design a repair solution for your homes’ specific needs. No more, no less! That’s why we give free foundation inspections! Foundation surveys are one of the first inspections that are required when building a new home. It’s so important because a faulty foundation can cause a host of different structural problems. Depending on the severity of the issue, a poor foundation can cause a partial or complete collapse of your home. Foundation damage can happen over many years, and only a professional foundation inspection can uncover the true nature of the damage. Here are four reasons to take advantage of our free foundation inspections.

Free Foundation Repairs could Save on Future Repairs

You’re ready to buy your dream home and believe that you found the perfect house in an established neighborhood. The older home has a few minor cracks in its brick siding and some slightly sloping interior floors, which are common in homes of its era. Our free foundation inspection can let you know whether these flaws indicate serious foundation problems that equate to significant household repair bills later.

Free Foundation Repairs Gives Early Alert About Financing Hurdles

Most people rely on mortgage companies to finance their homes. This brings its own set of pros and cons. One of the benefits of taking out a loan to pay for your home is that most mortgage companies won’t allow you to finance a home that has a faulty foundation since insurance companies won’t cover this type of known damage. If you’re serious about buying a home. It’s best to have its foundation inspected by a professional early. Having this information about a home can give you a heads up about any financing hurdles that you’ll face during the buying process. If the prospective home’s foundation is damaged, you can walk away from the property in time to snag a better one in a hot real estate market.

Facilitates Quick Home Sale

When it comes to real estate, the market climate can change quickly. If you find yourself in a buyer’s market, you’ll want to make sure that your property is shown in the best possible light to facilitate a quick sale. If your home shows any signs of foundation damage, buyers are likely to pass on it. Some things that buyers flag as indicators of potential foundation problems include windows and doors that don’t close properly, walls that bow inward, and interior floors that have cracks. By being proactive and getting a foundation inspection, you can give potential buyers documented proof that your home’s foundation is sound and move in ready.