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The answer is: "Absolutely."

Not only does Primary Residential Mortgage, Inc. require one, but imagine moving into your home in the middle of the winter – only to find out the furnace doesn’t work. Replacing a 40–year-old furnace is far more costly than hiring a home inspector. Buying a home is likely the largest investment you’ll ever make. You need to be assured you’re investing in a quality home.

A home inspector will examine all of the following:

• The heating system
• The central air conditioning system
• The interior plumbing
• The electrical system
• The roof and attic
• The insulation
• The walls, ceilings, and floors
• The windows and doors
• The foundation
• The basement
• The overall structure of the home

The best part of having a home inspection before you purchase a home is this fact; if there are significant problems, you have the ability to walk away from the deal. However, if you purchase a home without a thorough inspection, you may find yourself paying more money then you should.

Remember, if you need help finding a qualified home inspector or if you have any questions, please feel free to give me a call.