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We cover hundreds of items to make sure you have the highest quality inspection with a clear detailed report and the peace of mind you need to make and educated decision.
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Why is a home inspection important for you?

So, your offer just got accepted on the home you want, now what? A home inspection should be at the top of the list of things you need to get done. It’s your opportunity during your option period to have a licensed home inspector diagnose the health of a home’s mechanical, structural, plumbing, electrical, roof and other components. As the home buyer, you get a chance to select an objective 3rd party to perform your home inspection before you fully commit. The home inspection report Larsen & Larson produces gives you leverage to work with your realtor to negotiate/prioritize repairs, request a credit at closing or a reduction in the sales price.

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Inspection Services

At Larsen & Larson Home Inspection and Design, we understand that buying a home is one of the most important decisions in your life.

High Quality Service

Our commitment to a 1 day turn-around to receive your inspection repory gives you the details you need to move forward and with confidence.

 
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Certified Company

Larsen & Larson employees are trained by Contractor’s State License Schools and yearly continued education.
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Transparency

We do not have hidden fees to customers. Any additional costs will be quoted before the job is started.

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SUCCESS STORIES

At Larsen & Larson Home Inspection and Design, we understand that buying a home is one of the most important decisions you will make.

Our extensive process ensures you can be sure that no stone was left unturned.

We cover make sure you have the highest quality inspection with a clear detailed report and the peace of mind you need to make an educated decision. It’s one less worry to have during the home buying process.

  • Certified Company
  • High quality service
  • Detailed Inspection reports
  • Minimize risks and liabilities
  • Quality standards accomplishment
  • Peace of mind to homebuyers
  • Information to make informed decisions.
  • Smoother sales process.
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Testimonials

B Fox

I am extremely pleased with the service I received. The team was professional, responsive, and delivered beyond my expectations.

C Johnson

Working with this company has been a game-changer for my business. Their expertise and guidance have helped us achieve remarkable results.

B Larsen

The services I purchased not only met but exceeded my requirements. They provided quality, performance, and value for money are outstanding.

G Zigarra

I highly recommend this service. The support I received was prompt, friendly, and resolved my issues effectively. I’m a happy customer!

M Allred

From start to finish, the experience was excellent. The staff was knowledgeable, the communication was clear, and the final outcome was impressive.

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Frequently Asked Questions

A home inspection is a thorough evaluation of a property’s condition, typically conducted by a certified home inspector. It assesses the structural, mechanical, and safety aspects of the home.

A home inspection is important because it provides valuable information about the condition of a property. It can help you identify potential issues or defects before purchasing a home, allowing you to make an informed decision and negotiate repairs or adjustments if needed.

A home inspection is usually conducted during the due diligence period of a real estate transaction, after an offer has been accepted. It’s important to schedule the inspection as soon as possible to allow time for further negotiations or to back out of the purchase agreement if major issues are discovered.

A typical home inspection covers the evaluation of the home’s structural components, electrical systems, plumbing systems, HVAC systems, roof, insulation, windows, doors, foundation, and other visible areas. However, it’s important to clarify with the inspector regarding the specific areas they will assess.

Yes, it’s generally recommended that buyers attend the home inspection. Being present allows you to ask questions, gain a better understanding of the property’s condition, and receive any necessary explanations or recommendations from the inspector.

If issues are found during the home inspection, you have several options. You can negotiate with the seller to address the repairs, request a price reduction or credit, or in some cases, choose to back out of the purchase agreement if the issues are significant.

Yes, it’s highly recommended to hire a licensed and experienced home inspector. They have the necessary knowledge and expertise to identify potential problems and provide an unbiased assessment of the property.

While a home inspection is thorough, it may not uncover hidden or non-visible issues within the property. Some issues, such as mold behind walls or problems within inaccessible areas, may require specialized inspections or testing. Remember, every home inspection is unique, so it’s essential to communicate with your inspector and address any specific concerns you may have.