New Jersey Home Inspector
Core 360 Home Inspections
As an NJ Home Inspector, we conduct home inspections on all Single Family Homes, Multi-Family Homes, Townhouses, and Condos in North & Central New Jersey. We also specialize in the Port Imperial Community with local knowledge. If you want a certified home inspector with insight into multi counties in New Jersey and a resident Core 360 Home Inspections has the Top Certified Home Inspector which will satisfy your inspection needs.
Our Services
Inspection Services & Ancillary Services
A Home Inspection is the most critical and crucial step during a Real Estate transaction!
Core 360 Home Inspections is committed to serving you, my customer. Our business is built on trust, integrity, and ensuring you have the information you need about one of the most substantial investments you’ll make. Choosing the right certified home inspector can help ease your stress and give you peace of mind. I will help you make sure your investment is secure.
Ultimately, a thorough home inspection depends heavily on experience and attention to detail. With Core 360 Home Inspections, you are getting a Certified Professional Inspector who understands the commitment you are about to make. When you hire me to inspect your potential new home in Somerset County, I guarantee that I will take the same care as if it was my own home.
Why Work With Us?
CERTIFIED PROFESSIONAL INSPECTOR
We work for you 110% as your independent Home Inspector in New Jersey. We have no loyalty to anyone but our clients!!!
Our Mission
- 100% Customer satisfaction
- Providing Detailed Documented Reports
- Providing High-Quality Images in Reports
- Educating our clients on their home
- Being an impartial third-party independent contractor
- Holding High Standards & Ethics
Professionalism in our industry - Effective Communication with clients
To achieve our mission we go above and beyond New Jersey, Certified Licensed Inspector requirements, and continue our education with InterNachi to become Certified Professional Inspectors. Hold ourselves to a higher standard of education, and ethics, and are well-updated with new building standards as they change.
Our Vision
Our vision is to see you in your new home enjoying life knowing we inspected your home as if it was our family living in it. We educated you during our home inspection of your new home with maintenance tips/items, minor, moderate, and major issues. We will identify areas of concern or recommend repairs or replacement. So you can rest assured you made a educated decision after our inspection.
If you are a 100% satisfied customer then we will receive referrals in the future from your experience. Building a strong foundation of satisfied customers and reviews leads us to the top.
Why use a Core 360 Home Inspector?
I have the knowledge to spot problems with materials, installation, and workmanship that other inspectors might miss.
From a new home or older home, an inspection requires a lot of work which may reveal many unseen issues or safety issues. Ultimately, a thorough examination depends heavily on the individual inspector’s training, efforts, ethics, pride in their work, and most of all my experience.
You are my client and my referral to my next client; I work for you 110% to provide a safe and healthy home for you and your family.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Here are some answers to Frequently Asked Questions about home inspections, and home inspectors in New Jersey. If we don’t have an answer here you are specifically looking for please contact us.
Should I go with the lowest quote inspector?
That is a question you have to ask yourself. Even Home Prices for townhouses and small condos go from 300,000 to 2.5 million+. So regardless of a condo, house, townhouse, or multi-family you are making one of the most significant purchases that may have issues or not.
Would you take that risk with getting the cheapest lawyer?
Do you want to pay another inspector who is just getting practice being a home inspector on your home inspection?
Cheap price inspector has no work so takes the lowest fees? (experienced?)
Or do you want a professional home inspector with years of experience and knowledge like Core 360 Home Inspectors?
Our prices are very competitive for the professional service you will receive, expect, out of a Home Inspector. It is your investment so choose wisely!
What’s Inspected?
See this page for Full Scope of Items Inspected Here.
Can your send reports electronically?
Yes, we offer an HTML Version, PDF, PDF download, and sending of your report in PDF format thru email.
Can I do an inspection myself?
No. New Jersey licensing has requirements to conduct a home inspection in New Jersey. Those buying a home will look for reasons to purchase a home they want. Prospective homebuyers cannot look at a home with the unbiased, critical eye of a home inspector. Even home buyers with construction experience don’t have a home inspector’s knowledge and tools. Good inspectors are trained and experienced in finding issues that indicate home problems, sometimes subtle and hard to find. Most have performed numerous inspections and are familiar with problems in certain building materials, area-specific, or styles of homes in your area.
How long is the average inspection?
Why should I get a Home Inspection?
Getting a home inspection is a crucial step in the home buying process. A home inspection is typically conducted by a professional inspector who examines the property to identify any potential issues or concerns. Here are a few reasons why getting a home inspection is important:
Identifying issues: A home inspection can help identify any issues with the property that may not be visible to the untrained eye. For example, an inspector may identify problems with the foundation, electrical systems, or plumbing.
Negotiating repairs: If the inspection does identify issues, you may be able to negotiate with the seller to have repairs made before you finalize the purchase. This can save you money in the long run and ensure that you’re not buying a property with hidden problems.
Understanding the condition of the property: Even if there are no major issues, a home inspection can give you a better understanding of the condition of the property. This can help you plan for future maintenance and repairs and give you peace of mind that you’re making a good investment.
Overall, getting a home inspection is a smart investment that can save you money and prevent headaches down the road.
Should I be present for the inspection?
You should attend the inspection, and you should reconsider hiring an inspector who doesn’t allow this. You can learn a lot by following an inspector through the home. You will certainly gain a better understanding of the home’s condition, which will give you insight into its potential sale points and defects. Additionally, you will likely learn information about the home’s maintenance, systems, and components that may provide useful for the transaction.
When should I call for a home inspection?
You should have the home inspected as soon as possible once you have an accepted offer. Consult your real estate agent about having a clause in the agreement that lets you have an inspection and the right to terminate the agreement if you find the home in unsatisfactory condition. This clause should specify the terms to which both buyers and sellers are obligated.
