InsideOut Home Inspection

Buying a home is always a big decision—but when that property is listed “as-is,” the stakes are even higher. Many buyers assume “as-is” means “take it or leave it, no inspection needed.” That couldn’t be further from the truth. Just last week a buyer had scheduled, then canceled because they said it was as-is. I explained, that the information provided from a home inspection would be valuable for general maintenance or needed repairs.

In reality, a professional home inspection becomes **more important, not less**when purchasing an as-is property.

This guide will walk you through exactly how to approach an as-is purchase, what an inspection reveals, and how to protect yourself even when you can’t ask for repairs.

What Does “As-Is” Really Mean?
Learn more:

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🌸 **Spring is here, Sacramento! Time to show your home some love.** 🌿

Most homeowners think of inspections only during a real estate deal, but here’s the truth:

👉 **Your home needs checkups too.**
After a long winter, small issues like roof wear, clogged gutters, aging HVAC systems, or hidden moisture can quietly turn into expensive problems. And if you’ve lived in your home for years, it’s even easier to overlook things that have slowly changed over time.
🏡 **A professional home inspection isn’t just for buying or selling—it's preventative maintenance.**

Think of it like this:
* You service your car regularly 🚗
* You go to the doctor for checkups 🩺
* Your home deserves the same attention

A spring inspection can help you:
✔ Catch issues early (before they cost thousands)
✔ Plan repairs on your timeline—not when something fails
✔ Protect your investment and your family’s safety
🌼 **Peace of mind is powerful.** Whether you’ve been in your home 2 years or 20, knowing its true condition is always worth it.
#SacramentoHomes #HomeMaintenance #SpringHomeCare #HomeInspection #PreventativeMaintenance #InsideOutHomeInspection

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6 months ago | [YT] | 1

InsideOut Home Inspection

Yesterday I was inspecting a new construction home for the owners 11 month warranty. When I open up the electrical panel, there was a bunch of crackling and fizzing sounds. We can see a couple of the breakers are running much hotter than the rest. The circuits were not being used at the time of the inspection. Fortunately, nothing had happened during the 11 months that the owner has lived in this home. But all the reason to have a home inspection for new builds

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Rarely do I see clean brand new homes.

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