If you are buying or selling a home, you may be looking into and considering getting a home inspector for your home. Hiring a home inspector comes with many benefits that can help you and your home. Let’s talk about why it is always a good choice to choose a home inspector. Know the Condition of the Home Often people get a home inspection if they are buying a home. It is also a good idea to get a home inspection before you sell your home. Doing this can give you peace of mind knowing that everything is already correct and if it is not you can fix it before you try to sell it. Knowing the condi ..read more

For most home sales, the final hurdle that people have to jump over to get the house they have their eye on is the home inspection. It can often have the homeowner as well as the buyer waiting on pins and needles to find out what the results of the inspection are. It can be even more stressful for the homeowner as they are the ones that have to deal with the issues that are found during the inspection. JMark Inspections is here to share some tips to help you home inspection go off without a hitch. What is the Most Important Thing to Look for in a Home Inspection? There are several things that ..read more

Both real estate appraisals and home inspections are often confused between buyers and sellers alike, though they are assumed to be one in the same. They are designed to serve separate purposes as both processes are linked to every home purchase. The basics of home inspection versus appraisal, is what we at JMark Inspections would like to further discuss. Home Inspection There can potentially be a plethora of issues behind the presentation of the beautiful cabinets in the kitchen, or spacious layout of the living room. Some of these problems are almost impossible to detect without special know ..read more

When a commercial center or building is inspected they do not always pass the inspection. They too are prone to wear, proper construction and negligence. When a commercial building undergoes an inspection, often flaws or problems are discovered. When a commercial building fails an inspection, the next question is who is responsible for the repairs, the landlord or the leaser? JMark Inspections would like to share some of the common problems found during a commercial inspection and who is responsible for the repairs. Common Problems Found During a Commercial Inspection In a commercial building ..read more

There are many families that knowingly buy a home knowing it is for a temporary living situation, where in under 10 years they fully intend on moving to a new home, whether they want to get a bigger house, moving out of state, or other circumstances. When they move into the somewhat temporary home, they want to ensure the resale value sticks while making it a healthy and comfortable living environment. There are many things home inspections covers, from inspecting a home before you buy, before you sell and more. We offer inspection services for you to prioritize home improvement projects, ensu ..read more

When you get ready to sell your home, it isn’t uncommon for there to be minor repairs that need to be made in your house. Sometimes, there will be a windowpane that needs to be fixed or other minor repairs and flaws. However, if there are major problems, there is a chance that it could derail the home inspection and end up putting a halt to your plans at a quick sell. JMark Inspections is here to talk about some of the problems that can come up in a home inspection and cause it to fail. Can You Fail a Home Inspection? Following is a list of things that could potentially come up during a routin ..read more

Building a brand-new house can be an exciting endeavor. Being able to pick out every finish you would like to have in your new home from the ground up, creates the home of your dreams. It may sound confusing to think about getting an inspection once construction is complete. However, there are several reasons you will want to consider getting your newly constructed home inspected upon completion. JMark Inspections is here to talk about some of the reasons you should consider an inspection on your new build. New Builds Can have a Lot of Problems Throughout the construction process, there are se ..read more

There are several different features of a home that a home inspector is going to take a close look at when they are completely a home inspection. One of the major systems that is vital to inspect thoroughly is the plumbing system. If there are problems that are overlooked or not inspected, it could end up costing you thousands of dollars in the long run. JMark Inspections is here to talk about some of the common plumbing problems that are uncovered during a home inspection. Main Sewer Line Clog When you have a clogged main sewer line, it can mean big problems for your home. Not only is this li ..read more

When you are ready to put in an offer on a home, the final step before you can buy the home is scheduling a home inspection. When buying a home, a home inspection is an essential part. For those buying a home for the first time and want to understand the how’s and why’s of a home inspection, JMark Inspections will explain the importance of a quality home inspection. Why is a Home Inspection Important when Buying a House? What is a Home Inspection?: An inspection is an objective, visual examination of a home’s physical structure, as well as the plumbing, electrical, and HVAC system. The home is ..read more

During a home inspection, there are a number of elements that demand detailed assessment. One of these elements is the home’s electrical systems. A reliable electrical system in essential to modern living. It is also one of the primary concerns in electrical safety. There are a number of electrical problems that are discovered during a home inspection. Electrical problems can equal major hazards such as electrocution and fire. For this reason, JMark Inspections would like to share some of the common electrical problems we have discovered during a home inspection, and why home inspections are s ..read more