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Your home is more than just a place to live—it’s a vital investment in your future.

At 21st Century Home Inspection, we provide thorough inspections to ensure your property is safe, sound, and secure.

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21st Century Home Inspection Services

Foundation- Slab or crawlspace
Roof
Termites
Attic space
Rain gutters and downspouts
Exterior stucco or paint
Electrical panels, light switches, and power outlets
Thermostats and heating, cooling, and ventilation (HVAC) system
Plumbing fixtures, faucets, and water heater
Appliances
Walls, ceilings, and floors
Doors and windows
Stairs, steps, and railings
Porches and balconies
Walkways and driveways
Basement
Garage
Safety Concerns
and Much More……

What to Expect

Buyer's Inspection

Home inspectors provide essential services for home Buyers. They can help you spot problems in the house, confirm the property you are purchasing is in great condition, and make sure you can move into your new home with peace of mind.

Buying a house is serious business. Whether a recently built home or a modest fixer-upper, getting the lowdown on your potential home is of major importance. We are qualified home inspectors and always your best bet for a thorough home evaluation, and it’s a good idea to have a general understanding of what to look out for. Buying a house in California is a huge investment. You want to ensure you’re making a sound investment, and the inspection contributes to this. It gives you a clearer picture of the home’s condition, as well as any potential repairs that might be needed. Inspectors can also point out potential health and safety issues, such as faulty wiring in an electrical panel.

So while you are not required to have a home inspection in California, you would be wise to do so.

Sellers Inspection

A seller’s home inspection is a process where a homeowner has their property professionally inspected before putting it on the market for sale. This proactive approach allows sellers to identify potential issues and address them before potential buyers conduct their own inspections. Here are some key points to consider regarding seller’s home inspections: Benefits of a Seller’s Home Inspection

1. Fix Issues Ahead of Time: Sellers can identify, with the help of the inspector, and address problems before listing the home, potentially increasing the property’s value and appeal.

2. Transparency: A pre-inspection report can reassure buyers that the seller is upfront about the condition of the home. This can lead to more trust during negotiations.

3. Faster Transactions: By addressing issues beforehand, sellers may reduce the likelihood of buyers backing out due to concerns raised during their own inspection.

4. Negotiation Leverage: Sellers may be able to justify their asking price if they have documentation showing that repairs have been made.

5. Avoid Last-Minute Surprises: Knowing about potential problems in advance can save sellers headaches later in the selling process.

What to Expect During a Seller’s Home Inspection

1. Assessment of Home Systems**: The inspector will evaluate major systems, such as plumbing, electrical, HVAC, and roof condition.

2. Structural Integrity: The inspector will assess the foundation, walls, and overall structure of the home.

3. Safety Concerns: Any safety-related issues, such as faulty wiring or outdated smoke detectors, will be noted.

4. Pest Inspections: If requested, a full check for pest infestations, such as termites or rodents will be performed.

5. Detailed Report: After the inspection, the seller will receive a report detailing the condition of the home, including any issues found.

Preparing for the Inspection

1. Clean and Declutter: A tidy home makes it easier for the inspector to access various areas, such as the basement and attic.

2. Make Repairs: Consider repairing minor issues like leaky faucets, squeaky doors, or chipped paint.

3. Provide Access**: Ensure that all areas of the home, including attics and crawl spaces, are easily accessible.

4. Check Utilities**: Make sure all utilities (water, electricity, gas) are on and functioning for the inspector.

5. Gather Documentation**: Have any repair records, upgrades, and warranties available for the inspector.

Post-Inspection Considerations

Review the Report: Discuss the inspection findings with your real estate agent to determine which repairs are worth making.

Disclose Known Issues: If issues are found and not repaired, be prepared to disclose them to potential buyers.

Adjust Listing Price if Necessary: Depending on the findings, it may be appropriate to adjust the listing price or offer credits to buyers instead.

A seller’s home inspection can provide significant advantages in the home-selling process by ensuring that the property is in good condition, increasing buyer confidence, and potentially expediting the sale.

Why Choose Us?

Licensed and insured
ASHI member
Certified by California Association of Realtors
Inspections available 7 days a week
Early morning, late afternoon weekend appointments available
Report available within 24 Hours
Certified in multiple inspection fields and able to meet all your inspection needs
We to help First Time Buyers
5 Star Reviews

Our Home Inspectors are experts in their field, performing a thorough visual and non-invasive inspection of the home from roof to foundation. They identify safety issues and document them with pictures of the home’s true condition, even in areas you may not think to check.

Pre-Sale/ Sellers Inspection

A PRE-Listing inspection

At 21st Century Home Inspection we:

Start with a free over-the-phone consultation to answer any of your questions and concerns.
We verbally walk you through all of the things that we would do while at the site as well as after the report comes out.
If you choose to be at the inspection, we will go over with you in person any and all deficiencies in the home.
If you are a first-time home buyer, we will give you at no extra cost, our VIP tour to show you things that you’re probably not familiar with when you are in your condo or apartment.
After the physical inspection comes the full comprehensive report with narrative, video, and pictures.
After you and your realtor have viewed the report, if either of you have any questions at all you can feel free to contact us and we will explain any of the items in the report.

Satisfaction Guaranteed

Once your inspector completes the in-home inspection and sends you the full Report of all his findings, you can decide if you’re satisfied with the inspection and inspector. If you’re not satisfied, you get a full refund of your inspection fee.

“NO WEASEL POLICY”. No matter what your reason for being dissatisfied, Certainty will honor the Satisfaction Guarantee. We won’t challenge it, question it, or try to weasel out of it. All we ask, is that you give us One chance to make it right

Buying a house in California is a huge investment. You want to make sure you’re making a sound investment, and the inspection contributes to this. It gives you a clearer picture of the home’s condition, as well as any potential repairs that might be needed. Inspectors can also point out potential health and safety issues, such as faulty wiring in an electrical panel.