Published June 19, 2020

What Can You Expect a Home Inspector to Do?

Written by Anderson Hicks Group

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Hola, amigos! If you’re someone like me who doesn’t speak Spanish, then you can rejoice in the fact that we invented subtitles! Today I’m joined by Anderson Hicks Group’s awesome agent Suzie Semmens—who does speak fluent Spanish—to discuss the home inspection process.

Oftentimes, buyers and sellers aren’t sure what exactly a home inspection entails, so here's what you can expect during the inspection process (para español, mira el video de arriba):

As Suzie explains it best, an inspector will come to your home to take note of its condition. For example, they will check your ceiling and foundation, making sure they’re still secure. They will also check the wiring and plumbing. However, an inspector will not know whether the carpet is a good color or whether the colors in the kitchen match. An agent’s market expertise will be needed for that part.

An inspector will come to your home to take note of its condition.

There you have it—the home inspection process summed up quite eloquently by an expert. If you have any other questions about real estate, reach out to Anderson Hicks Group by phone or email. They’re always available to be a resource for you.