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A professional home inspection, typically done at the buyer's request after a purchase offer has been accepted, can ensure that your prospective new home is safe and structurally sound. If something needs fixing, the inspector will note repair costs, which occasionally may help you negotiate a lower purchase price. If, on the other hand, the inspector finds nothing wrong, you can come to the closing table feeling confident and well-informed.
Inspections can also help sellers. Timely repairs can increase a home's value and enhance its marketability. Appraisals tend to nudge higher, too, when a home is in good physical condition.
National Inspection Services performs residential inspections throughout Colorado and all western states.
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