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The inspector was really thorough and was patient in explaining to me what he was observing. He showed me where the shutoff valve was for the water and gave recommendations on various things. The report that was provided made sense and pictures were taken of some things that were found. The inspector was also very personable which put me at ease about asking questions. Thank you, Alex and Atlanta Property Inspections!
Jeremy was the best to work with! He was on time, very thorough in his explanations of his findings, and took time with my clients to make sure he answered all of their questions. He was detailed, and provided follow up when we needed additional questions answered. He went above and beyond! Best, quality, customer service I’ve seen in a long time! I’ll recommend him and Atlanta Property Inspections every time!
Frank Cooper and his team from Atlanta Property Inspections, Inc were excellent! They arrived on time and thoroughly inspected all areas of the property I was considering renting. They found things that needed to be repaired by the landlord before we signed the lease. Frank reviewed his findings with us. He explained all of his concerns, and he patiently answered all of our questions. Then the next day I received a very detailed report that included several pictures and detailed explanations. If you want a kind, knowledgeable, and thorough inspector, don’t hesitate to call Frank Cooper with Atlanta Property. I would highly recommend him! Truly a 5 star company!
Dustin was absolutely amazing. He did such a thorough job and was super friendly and helpful in explaining everything to me as a first-time homeowner. Highly recommend this company! Very timely and professional throughout the entire process as well!
Dustin is VERY Detailed Oriented and found items and suggestions on the home that I would have never thought of, the report provided very good insight on how to move forward with the sale of the home! The staff at API was great to work with!
Thorough knowledge of items addressed in report. Home inspector was able to communicate any issues found with buyer and help explain the different items and their severity.
Have used Atlanta Property Inspections several times for my buyers. Their team is always very thorough and educational for the new home owners. Much information is shared about past/current codes, potential issues and how to have the issues repaired. I will continue to use Atlanta Property Inspectors for future inspections, and my clients have been very happy with their services as well!
My client used the company for their home inspection during their due diligence period. Jeremy and his partner were very kind and accommodating with answering questions. The report was very thorough and I like that they also note positive things about the homes in their report as well and not just what's wrong with the house. You can read the good and the bad.
Atlanta Property Inspections, Inc. was referred to us by our realtor for our home inspection. Our inspector was Cary Cooper. He really took the time to answer all of our questions about his findings. We didn't feel rushed or that any question was too silly. He gave us peace of mind with a few of our concerns and was honest, even if we weren't to thrilled with the news. Overall, it was a great experience and we would definitely use (and refer) Atlanta Property Inspections, Inc. in the future for any inspection needs.
This was our first experience with Atlanta Property Inspections, Frank Cooper was the lead inspector and he was inspecting a new construction one bedroom plus den in Alpharetta for a buyer client of ours. The inspection report was both detailed and comprehensive. We have tried out a few premium home inspection companies over the past year, looking for a good additional inspection resource, and based on our experience with Frank Cooper, I think we have found it.
01 2022
If you are a fan of classical architecture's charm and aura, we understand your interest in an older house. They carry a deep memory with elegance and have many parts modern homes lack. As pretty as these houses are, they can come with specific problems you may have to deal with later. So, when you're trying to stick to your budget when buying the house, you may pay a lot more than you planned because of the repairs. This article will cover some parts of the old house you should carefully examine before buying.
Asbestos is a naturally occurring fibrous silicate mineral. In the past, it was used commonly for insulation purposes and as a flame retardant in houses. However, advanced research shows that asbestos is very damaging to the respiratory tract and even causes lung cancer. Because of the necessary proof that showed asbestos's harmful nature, EPA banned the usage of it in applications and building materials, but this was in the late 1980s, and houses with existing asbestos products weren't required to remove them. Since many people need to learn what asbestos looks like and where to look for it, it might be a hard decision before moving into a new house. However, a professional home inspector will be able to detect where asbestos is and will guide the removal process.
The foundation of a house is what makes the house stand. Everything related to the house sits on the foundation, so it must be addressed immediately when there's a problem. Due to the age of the older homes, it is normal for the foundation to be sunken or damaged. A home inspector should carefully examine the foundation and tell you about the needed repairs. Sometimes the problems are minor, but if they are more serious, you may need extensive damage repair, which will be pretty costly. So, before buying a home, let your inspector inform you about the situation and decide based on that.
The electricity needed for various applications 70 years ago differs from today's electricity needs. So, most of the older homes need the necessary features to tackle the electricity requirement of our modern devices. A most common type of wiring up to the 1930s was the knob and tube wiring, a system unsuitable for modern electricity usage. Besides, this system creates constant fire hazards. Therefore, you would need to renew the house's electrical system. Similarly, the plumbing system of older homes tends to be damaged and can create severe water damage risks, which would ruin a lot of portions of your house and be very costly. In conclusion, a home inspector should check your plumbing and electrical systems and give you a cost estimate for renewing these systems.
We know that buying a historical piece is an exciting and important event; however, knowing which parts of this property need repairs is even more critical. Since many points may escape your eye before buying a house, you should hire a professional home inspection company like Atlanta Property Inspection. We will do our best to ease your mind before starting this new and exciting chapter of your life. This way, you know the cost of the repairs beforehand and will stay within your budget. Call us today to learn more.
