Not all home inspectors are created equal. Most people realize that you get what you pay for, however most people don't know that home inspections can be as different as night and day. HouseWorks Home Inspection has the extensive construction background and the experience necessary to provide you with protection and confidence in the purchase of your new home.
Over the years we have gained the trust of thousands of new home buyers who continue to refer us to their family members and friends. The truth is, over 60% of home inspectors in business today have been in business for less than five years. Even more of them have never been in a construction related field.
Over the years we have gained the trust of thousands of new home buyers who continue to refer us to their family members and friends. The truth is, over 60% of home inspectors in business today have been in business for less than five years. Even more of them have never been in a construction related field.
Services
The structural and mechanical inspection is considered the base of the home inspection process. This includes an extensive evaluation of the dwelling including all of the major systems starting with the roof, chimney, gutters, siding, windows, exterior grounds, garage, heating, plumbing, electrical, structural, interior, air conditioning, insulation, and attic space.
The Resource Center has been established to offer home inspectors another source for acquiring continuing education credits. Credits are necessary to maintain a valid Connecticut home inspection license and the Resource Center is in a location that will enable inspector's economical and convenient access from New Haven and Fairfield counties.
Our home inspectors have all the necessary equipment needed to conduct a thorough home inspection. This may sound strange to the first time buyer however as many of the experienced buyers know, home inspectors today arrive without equipment needed to evaluate components properly. Ladder - We use a ladder for accessing or viewing roofs at close range.
HouseWorks Home Inspections will provide you with a detailed report with pictures and binder which will enable you to make decisions promptly. This report is concise, detailed, and very informative. This type of reporting process enables the buyer to leave with all the necessary information and discoveries found on the day of the inspection.
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Gl Gram
Jul 20, 2019
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Eric Skiba
Aug 30, 2018
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Do not recommend. i bought a home and made the mistake of choosing the inspector that my realtor suggested, which is Homeworks Inspection. They missed the simplest thing to find, ineffective gutters. The gutters were sagging which lead to water getting under the roof, which lead to rotted wood which then the water made its way down to the basement and got the support beams wet for god knows how many years. Of course i find all of this after i buy the home and live in it. An inspector is supposed to find these things and be your protection against a damaged home, not do a lazy job in order to close
Ga Ames
Aug 07, 2018
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My family and I have used Joe to inspect several homes over the last 10+ years. I have proceeded with some purchases and declined other purchases -- each time armed with the very complete and broad data provided in Joe's evaluation. I have worked with Joe enough under multiple circumstances to know that he provides very thorough, competent, and objective feedback. It is very valuable. In fact, I selected Joe initially based on his reputation of being very independent from the motivations of the realtors. He truly works for the home buyer. Joe's inspections allow a home buyer to make very informed
