Towne & Country Building Inspection Inc

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• Buying a new house? If you are like most people,
  this is probably the largest investment you will
  ever make. Most likely, one of the conditions of
  sale will be that you have a home inspection
  performed, usually within a few days, and are
  satisfied with the results. An analysis of the
  property, conducted by a specially trained and
  completely objective home inspector, can identify
  non-functioning systems, damaged building
  components, safety issues and poor-quality
  installations. But how do you find a good,
  objective home inspector? Checkout home inspector
  Milwaukee for more info.

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• Finding A Good Home Inspector
• Most people don't know where to start looking and
  simply ask their real estate agent to recommend
  someone. Though this approach is certainly
  easiest, it may not provide the best inspector
  for you. Many home buyers look in the phone book
  for an inspector. Or do a search on the Internet.
  Or ask their friends and family for the name of
  an inspector they have used in the past. Which
  one is best?
• Chances are you will not get to meet the person
  you hire before he or she shows up to inspect the
  house you are buying. Before this, your first
  contact will be on the phone. Here is your chance
  to ask questions and see if he or she is a good
  fit for you. Most people's main concern here is
  price.

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• How much do you charge for a home inspection? Let
  me say, if you want a thorough inspection done on
  the property expect to pay at least 250.00, and
  maybe up to 600.00 or more, depending on where
  you live. If you pay anything less than this,
  plan to be disappointed.Many inspectors offer
  what they call a "walk-through" inspection.
  Though inexpensive, the inspector is not going to
  go on the roof, or in the attic or crawlspace.
  Unfortunately, these are the very places where
  major (read expensive) problems are likely to
  occur. The inspection may be cheap, but you're
  probably not going to find out anything about the
  house you don't already know. Do you want to
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• Experience Or Education
• How long has the inspector been in business? Or
  what experience does he or she have? The
  assumption here is that if the inspector has been
  in business a long time or has more experience,
  he or she must be better than the other guy.
  While there is some validity to this, education
  is much more important. Someone may have been a
  roofer for years before becoming a home
  inspector. This doesn't mean he knows anything
  about plumbing, or electricity, or heating. We've
  all heard stories about horrible home inspectors.
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  this.
• Training through the local, community colleges in
  an accredited home inspection program is your
  first assurance that the inspector you are hiring
  is familiar with all aspects of a home.

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• Second, make sure the inspector is a member in
  good standing with either ASHI (American Society
  of Home Inspectors), iNACHI (International
  Association of Certified Home Inspectors), and
  OAHI (Ontario Association of Home Inspectors) in
  Ontario. All these associations require a high
  level of training and continuing education to
  maintain their membership. Third, make your you
  can attend the inspection and ask questions. This
  is really the best way for you to learn all about
  the home's systems and maintenance requirements.
  And fourth, find your own home inspector!

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• Summary
• Towne Country Building Inspection Inc has
  been providing quality home and property
  inspections throughout Southeast Wisconsin for
  more than 20 years. They have served over 12,000
  home buyers, sellers and homeowners and will
  thoroughly inspect your property, too.
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