Inspection Services & Ancillary Services
Our Certified Home Inspector conducts home inspections on all Single Family Homes, Multi-Family Homes, Townhouses, and Condos in New Jersey.
A Home Inspection is the most critical and crucial step during a Real Estate transaction!
When investing in a real estate transaction, it is crucial to conduct a thorough home inspection to ensure that your investment is secure. The home inspection process can be complex and overwhelming, which is why you need a reliable and trustworthy home inspector to help you navigate the process. At Core 360 Home Inspections, we understand the value of your investment and are committed to providing you with unparalleled customer service. Our expertise in this field is second to none, and we take our responsibilities seriously. You can trust us to be your partner in this process, providing you with all of the information you need to make an informed decision. We believe that attention to detail is paramount, and we take pride in our work. Our Certified Professional Inspector has the knowledge and experience to give you peace of mind, knowing that you are making a wise investment. Contact us today to schedule your home inspection, and let us show you why we are the best in the business.
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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?
When it comes to choosing a home inspector, it’s important to consider several factors beyond just the cost of the inspection. While it may be tempting to go with the lowest quote, it’s important to remember that the quality of the inspection is what matters most, and a cheaper inspector may not provide the same level of service as a more experienced and qualified inspector.
Here are a few factors to consider when choosing a home inspector:
Experience and qualifications: Look for a home inspector who is licensed or certified in your state and has extensive experience in the field. You may also want to check their references and reviews from previous clients.
Services offered: Make sure the inspector offers a comprehensive inspection that covers all the major systems and components of the home, such as the roof, foundation, electrical systems, plumbing, and HVAC.
Technology and equipment: Look for an inspector who uses modern equipment and technology, such as thermal imaging cameras and moisture meters, to help detect issues that may not be visible to the naked eye.
Professionalism and communication: Choose an inspector who is professional, courteous, and responsive to your questions and concerns. A good inspector should be able to explain their findings clearly and provide recommendations for repairs or further evaluation.
While cost is certainly a factor to consider, it should not be the only factor. Ultimately, you want to choose a home inspector who will provide a thorough and accurate assessment of the property, so you can make an informed decision about your purchase.
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?
The length of a home inspection can vary depending on the size, age, and condition of the property being inspected, as well as the thoroughness of the inspector. On average, a home inspection for a typical single-family home can take between 1 to 4 hours to complete.
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.