Since buying a home is one of the most important investment decisions you will make in your lifetime, it makes sound financial sense to enlist the services of a qualified home inspection company.
One of the only times I’ve ever had a buyer have foundation/water trouble with a basement was from a buyer who rejected my suggestion of having a home inspection.
No matter how handy or mechanically minded you are, your money is well spent on a home inspection who is specifically looking at the structural and mechanical soundness of your home. Their job is to identify existing and potential problem areas, suggest practical solutions, and provide estimates regarding costs for any work required.
By hiring a home inspector before you close on your new home, you’re protecting yourself, your investment, and you’re buying a little peace-of-mind.
Every new homeowner should get their home inspected if they want to rest assured that they’re going to pay for the right price for their new home!