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May 23, 2013
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The General Home InspectionA professional home inspection gives buyers valuable information about a prospective purchase and helps provide peace of mind. An AmeriSpec® inspection includes a visual and operational examination of more than 400 items both in and outside the home -- everything from the foundation to the roof. Our quality inspectors are trained to meet and exceed the highest standards in the home inspection industry. Relocation InspectionsAt AmeriSpec, we have earned the trust of Corporate America by consistently exceeding the highest quality service standards. We understand that a poor inspection not only represents a loss in your time, it also represents a loss in your investment. That’s why we work hard to pay attention to every detail in the inspection process. Read more.
Home Energy Tune-Up InspectionsTo reduce utility bills, the first step is to find out where energy is being wasted. This requires a residential energy inspection performed by an AmeriSpec Certified Energy Inspector (who has no financial interest in the improvements recommended). Your inspector will examine, measure, and evaluate the factors affecting energy usage in your home; for example, the home’s size, appliance efficiency, insulation, draftiness of rooms, and the efficiency of any heating and cooling systems (HVAC). AmeriSpec inspectors will show you how to improve the comfort of your home and cut heating and cooling costs, all while ensuring adequate ventilation for a healthy indoor environment. For more information on the detailed analysis, click here. Commercial Property Inspections
The goal of an AmeriSpec Commercial Property Inspection is to identify and communicate any observable, physical deficiencies of the material systems, components, and equipment within a commercial property. All AmeriSpec Commercial Inspections adhere to the Standard Guide for Property Condition Assessments as defined by the American Society for Testing and Materials (ASTM) Standards. To read more click here. AmeriSpec inspectors are also trained to perform a large variety of specialty services*, which may include:
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