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Deerfield Home Inspections LLC

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Our Process

What to expect, from start to finish
  • After you call and schedule the inspection, we will email you an Inspection Agreement. This gives you time to review the document before hand, as the Inspection Agreement must be signed before the inspection begins. We recommend the home buyer be present at the inspection, although it is not mandatory. We ask that the fee be paid on the day of the inspection. We accept all major credit cards or your personal check. We will send you an email link to the report, which is in a .pdf format and can be saved on your computer or printed at any time, typically within 24 hours following the inspection. We will also send you a copy of the signed Inspection Agreement and a receipt by email.
  • The inspections take 2.5 - 3 hours, depending on the size of the home
  • ​We recommend that you are present at the home inspection to ask questions after the inspection is complete. You’ll be able to see the extent of any issues more clearly than just reading a report. ​We can also show you how the heating/cooling system works, the location of utility shutoffs, and a few home maintenance items to keep the home in good condition.
​Should I be there during the Inspection?
​We recommend that you are present at the home inspection to ask questions after the inspection is complete. You’ll be able to see the extent of any issues more clearly than just reading a report. ​We can also show you how the heating/cooling system works, the location of utility shutoffs, and a few home maintenance items to keep the home in good condition.
What if the inspection report reveals problems?
​Almost all homes will show problems. Even newly constructed homes will have issues noted on an inspection report. ​Inspectors can identify major costly problems. Minor problems are to be expected and can be repaired after closing. Major problems may require negotiation between buyer and seller, either repairs by the seller or a purchase price concession. ​Your realtor is a terrific asset and has experience with these situations.
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    • Our Process
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    • Sample Report Info
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