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Homes built in the 1980s and 1990s often feel like a safe middle ground for buyers. They’re newer than mid-century homes, usually have more open layouts, and tend to look familiar. Many buyers assume that because these homes aren’t “old,” the inspection will be straightforward. From experience, this is where
Most clients spend more time comparing square footage and paint colors than they do understanding how their home inspection will actually be performed. That’s not a criticism. Buying a home is overwhelming, and inspection companies don’t always make it easy to know what questions matter. Many conversations focus on price,
Speed has become one of the most celebrated qualities in modern real estate. Faster showings, faster offers, faster closings. Inspections, inevitably, get pulled into that same current. What used to be understood as a careful pause in the process is now often treated as something to be completed as efficiently
