Home Inspections

4 Benefits of a Pre-Listing Inspection for California Homeowners

Selling a home can be an intimidating process, especially in today’s competitive real estate market. First impressions make a world of difference, and you want to ensure you are putting your best foot forward to potential buyers. At United Property Inspectors, Inc., we offer inspections that will give you an advantage, helping your home to sell quickly and at a higher price. Let’s explore four benefits of pre-listing inspections and how they can help you with your real estate transaction.

Fact or Fiction: 5 Common Pool Inspection Myths

The temperatures are rising across California, and countless homeowners are getting a lot of use out of their swimming pools to cool off. Not to mention, backyard pools look especially appealing to those searching for a new home this summer. When it comes to maintaining a pool, it can be tempting to shrug off an inspection as an unnecessary task. United Property Inspectors, Inc. will address five common pool and spa inspection myths below and explore the truth behind them.

The Silent Invader: Spotting the 4 Signs of Mold in Your Home

Few home issues strike fear in the hearts of homeowners as much as the prospect of mold. It’s a sneaky intruder that harms the air it infiltrates, threatening the health and well-being of an entire household. If you suspect you may have a mold problem, the experts at United Property Inspectors, Inc. can verify with our mold inspection and testing services. Let’s explore four signs that you may be dealing with mold growth in your home.

Top 4 Home Inspection Flaws and How to Resolve Them

When protecting your real estate investment, a home inspection is a key piece of the puzzle. Inspections can make buyers and sellers nervous as they await the report to learn the true condition of the home and what issues need to be addressed. At United Property Inspectors, Inc., our highly experienced, certified inspectors will deliver a complete narrative report within 24 hours of your inspection, which includes an overview of items that require attention. In this article, we’ll address some of the top home inspection flaws we uncover and how you can resolve them or avoid them altogether.

Common Home Inspection Questions and What You Need to Know

A home inspection is something that almost everyone will encounter at one point or another when buying or selling a home. An inspection is one of the best ways to protect your investment, empowering you with a detailed picture of the property’s condition that will aid in your decision-making and negotiating. United Property Inspectors, Inc. provides thorough home inspections that will help you make an informed decision that’s in your best interest. We’ll go over some common home inspection questions and answers, giving you the information you need before your own inspection.

Move into Your New Home with Peace of Mind

If you are in the market for a new home, there are some things you can do to safeguard your investment. Your potential new home will have to undergo an inspection to evaluate for any flaws or safety issues, but the inspectors don’t check everything that you should have checked. At United Property Inspectors, Inc., we provide comprehensive home inspections, but we also provide specialty inspections that are necessary to give you complete peace of mind. Let’s go over these specialty inspections that are important to have done before you close on your new home.

Dispelling Common Home Inspection Myths

Getting a home inspection can be an unnerving experience for any homeowner who is planning to put their home on the market, or even for a potential buyer who finds a home they love. You may not know what to expect, and you might even have some misconceptions about the process. At United Property Inspectors, Inc., we make it our goal to inspect to a higher standard in order to give you the most thorough and complete picture of the home’s condition. Let’s dispel some myths about home inspections where the truth might actually put you more at ease.