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NJ Home Inspections by NJ Home Inspectors Licensed and CertifiedWhile obtaining a home inspectors license is easy (140 hours of class, passing a multiple choice test and attending 40 hours of field training) developing the expertise to properly perform NJ home inspections for clients takes many years. Think about it for a second, how good were you at your current job your first day, first month or even first year. Experience is a great teacher for NJ home inspectors. It is unfortunate the way a home inspector gains that experience is through the inevitable complaint phone call when the new NJ home inspectors discover client expectations exceed his or her abilities. NJ home inspections are best performed by home inspectors with a long track record. New Jersey home inspectors are held to a very high standard by home buyers. While no NJ home inspector can ever hope to be able to predict the future years of experience performing home inspections give the NJ home inspector perspective on what components are likely to fail, what failure will mean to his or her client and what can be done to avoid future problems While an inexperienced inspector may see a freshly finished basement as a plus during NJ home inspections an experienced home inspector will quickly realize many home owners finish a basement just before selling the home to cover up termite damage and or water infiltration issues that have occurred in the past. New home inspectors may look at a sump pump with 1" of water in it and wrongly tell clients there is a water problem in the basement. Experienced home inspectors will look into the sump pump and see two feet of spider webs before the 1" of water and know if water accumulated in the sump pump the webs would have been washed away. Medicine and home inspections have a few similarities. Both are frequently performed by underpaid licensed professionals and both are imperfect efforts. Like medicine home inspection is part science, part technical and call upon individuals to make a judgment with incomplete information. Having incomplete information and making an accurate judgment are the reason the efforts will always be imperfect. NJ Home inspectors can NOT count on the home owner or Realtors to provide accurate and up to date information. Home owners have a motive to sell their home quickly and for the highest price. Realtors have no personal experience with the home to depend on. Frequently during NJ home inspections representations by home owners change during the inspection as the inspector obtains more and more information from the home and his or her observations. Look at the bottom of that listing the Realtor just gave you. On the bottom it says "Information Deemed Reliable But Not Guaranteed." In other words maybe it is true or it might not be. In any case the responsibility to determine if the information provided is accurate is some one elses. Hiring the most experienced inspector you can afford is the best way to protect yourself against what could be a very expensive mistake. WHAT WE DO The process of inspecting a home is a crucial one. Many buyers purchase their home on impulse and find themselves suffering from buyers remorse upon discovering serious flaws in the home itself. At Accurate Inspections, we provide our clients with the tools they need to make an educated choice regarding the quality and condition of their potential new home, we inspect for common home defects and not so common ones. By hiring an experienced New Jersey home inspector who has your best interest solely in mind, our clients are better able to judge the strengths and weaknesses of the home in which they are under contract to buy and help avoid home buyer's remorse. We will inspect the structure, exterior, bathroom, drainage, grounds, roof, plumbing, electric, heating, thermostats, ac, interior and fireplace. The municipality will inspect the smoke alarms and can issue Code Violation Notices. We will provide home maintenance suggestions and safety tips. Our web site also provides information about New Jersey septic inspections, what to look for when you look for a home, mold information and a list of questions to ask during a home inspection. Mortgage rate and second mortgage rate information. We look forward to hearing from you. If you have any questions our full time administrative staff can be reached at (973) 812-5100 between the hours of 8:00 AM and 6:00 PM seven days a week. Have your home inspected by the inspector who trained hundreds of home inspectors. Michael
Del Greco is a Licensed
New
Jersey Home
Inspector License # GI0121
and a Member of the
American Society of Home Inspectors Member #
102273, he is New
Jersey Certified,
bonded and insured. He is the author of
dozens of articles posted all over the internet on dozens of home
inspection, home maintenance and home repair topics. A while back
he was improperly given permission to reproduce some articles as his own, by a person who did not own the articles. We have tried to get these articles
removed from other web sites without much success. If you wish to
determine if an article is truly Michael's please ask us. Bot
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