One Of The Best ME Home Inspectors
Photos help show / prove item conditions to other interested parties involved in the sales transaction.Some Maine home inspectors claim years of "home building experience", but it's not the same as actual home inspection experience. Being a carpenter, plumber, electrician, real estate agent, builder, architect or even an engineer for 25 years does not qualify someone to be a home inspector. The home inspector listed below has over 25 years "real" home inspection experience, provides a top quality narrative report with digital photos (emailed same day) and is licensed by the state of Massachusetts (Maine does not have home inspector licensing.) This inspection company is owner operated and all inspections are performed by the owner. Yes, you can find non-licensed, un-insured, inexperienced or part-time inspectors whose main advertising message is their low or competitive fee, however, a highly qualified, experienced inspector who provides a superior inspection report will prove to be a better value for the inspection fee charged. Home inspectors know the value of their service and charge accordingly.
Thinking of using one of those agent referred / recommended inspectors
or one of those that displays brochures in the real estate office?
If so, check out this video link from ABC Good Morning America:
It requires more time to take and edit photos, that's why few inspectors include photos with their reports.