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Serving the Dallas Area |
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Five Questions |
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How Long Will It Take?The average inspection takes two to three hours depending on the size and condition of the property.
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Should I be there?We strongly urge you to be present for the walkthrough at the end of the inspection. By being present you will have a far greater understanding of your new home and the report.
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What if I have aquestion later?Give us a call! It’s that simple. We are here to serve your needs and answer all your questions. There is no charge for this continued support. A simple call can save you time and trouble.
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But It’s a New Home!New homes have issues also. The quality of your new home relies on construction superintendents and city employees who are monitoring many new homes. I take care of your interest.
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I’M SELLING MY HOME. THE BUYER WILL HAVE THEIR OWN INSPECTION!True, but a major surprise during the option period may force you to have expensive repairs done or lose the sale. Why not identify the issues and get them resolved prior to the negotiation.
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USAF Retired |
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20 Years construction related experience |
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CALL TODAY Please do not call after 9:30 pm Central Time |
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