NJ Home Inspectors performing NJ HOME Inspections
Congratulations!
If you’re a buyer or a seller you've come to
the right place. Aggressive is one of the
few companies in the state of New Jersey who can
proudly state, “We work for you and only you, the
client”. Aggressive
Inspections has earned a reputation for top-quality
inspections and it's customer oriented service. We
exceed the expectations of our clients on a regular
basis and are proud to have an extremely high customer
satisfaction rating. What we do is simple, we
perform highly ethical, thoroughly extensive NJ home
inspections.
Aggressive is a multi-faceted business that does
residential
home inspections,
commercial
inspections, bank inspections, stage inspections and also insurance inspections.
We have also been certified by the US Department of Housing & Urban Development
to perform
FHA Compliance inspections, a
minimum of three years building experience is required.
Buyers
you found the home you want.
It may be the biggest investment
you've ever made. While the home you have
selected may appear to be just what you
want, how can you be sure there aren't
potentially serious deficiencies.
There is no perfect home, and all have had
their share of problems at some time.
Having your new home professionally
inspected by a licensed NJ home inspector
will give you the knowledge you need to make
an informed decision before you buy.
With so much invested you'll want a
professional home inspection. 
When buying
a home, you
should
always have
a
professional
home
inspector
performed an
inspection.
You need to
know exactly
what you are
getting. The
home
inspection
will reveal
any hidden
problems
with the
home so that
they may be
addressed
before you
close the
deal. This
makes your
buying
decision
much easier
and more
confident.
When we
inspect a
home we will
look at
everything that
makes up the
building
such as:
-
Structural
elements of
the
foundation
and
framing
-
Plumbing,
heating and
AC
systems
- Roofing,
chimney and
attic
- Electrical
systems
-
Exterior
conditions,
paint,
siding
etc..
- Kitchen,
bathrooms,
bedrooms,
hallways,
stairs, laundry, garage and every other interior room.
The
inspection
report will
tell you
what needs
to be
repaired and
what routine
maintenance
tasks you
should
perform to
keep the
house in top
condition.
You
should
require an
inspection
at the time
or before
you make a
formal
offer. Make
sure the
contract has
an
inspection
contingency.
Then,
arrange
for Aggressive
Inspections to
come inspect
the house.
Finally, pay
close
attention to
the
inspection
report and
your home
inspector. If
you aren't
comfortable
with what we
find, you
should
insist that
the seller
correct the
problems
before
closing or
negotiate
for a lower
purchase
price or
better terms
to
compensate.
The
professional
home
inspection
will reduce
the risk of
costly
surprises
with what is
likely to be
the largest
purchase you
will ever
make. It
helps you to
make a more
informed,
more
comfortable
decision.
Sellers
you
want to move on you have your reasons,
but you have to sell your existing home. The potential buyers
have come and gone but no offers have been made,
why? Because they found the
same house with less problems for the same price!
Identify your homes unknown
issues. Fix them for your price by a
contractor of you choice. Don't let unknown
problems ruin your sale because of failed
negotiations. Having your home
professionally inspected by certified NJ home
inspector will give you the knowledge you need to
make informed decisions before you sell.
Remember when a real buyer does arise he or she will
have their own qualified home inspector checking
your home.
Why would you want to hire a professional home inspector prior to listing your property?
Because, if your home is in top condition you'll get the highest price and to the closing
quicker with fewer surprises.
This gives you two
options. First, the home can be presented "as is" and reflect any
problems in the purchase price. This allows you the option to negotiate with a buyer to accept
items in the current condition by stipulating that they are reflected in the purchase price. If
you hadn't identified these problems a buyer may walk away from the deal if the conditions
come as a surprise after an offer has already been made. You know the buyer's inspector
will find them, at the worst possible time, causing delays, and costing you more money.
Secondly, you can have the problems fixed before you list so they don't become an issue
between you and the buyer.
The inspection should be done as early as possible once you have made the decision to sell your
home.
This way, if there are any problems discovered that need to be repaired, you can have the repairs
done on your own terms
and schedule.
When a problem isn't found until the buyer has an inspection performed, the deal you've worked so
hard to get done may fall apart unless you act quickly to get the repairs done. Or you may have to
take a lower price in order to keep the deal. You'll most certainly have more headaches and spend
more money than if you'd known about the problem and had it repaired before negotiations
began. Buyers appreciate knowing the condition of the major elements of a home upfront and
in most area's sellers are required to disclose the condition of the home.
Knowing what's wrong with your home in advance allows you to shop around and get competitive
bids from contractors, rather than being forced into paying for a rush job at the last minute. You
also have the flexibility to choose the materials and methods used in the repair. By identifying
needed repairs early, you'll have the option to save money by using less expensive materials
for the repairs.
Don't wait until a real estate contract is on the line.
Current Homeowners,
follow-up maintenance home inspections are
recommended every few years by a qualified home
inspector. Follow-up home
inspections can help to identify problems and damage
in your home before they become an expensive threat
to your fiscal and physical well being.
A follow-up home
inspection is a visual examination of your home's
systems, mechanicals and structure. We provide
an 8-point inspection, which includes the
electrical, heating & cooling systems, plumbing,
exterior, structure, roofing, insulation and the
interior.
The follow-up inspection does not prevent further
damage to your property, but it can help you to
identify and correct existing damage that you may
not know about. Finally, a follow-up home
inspection is not a code inspection and does not
provide you with a pass or fail score.
You simply cannot fail a follow-up home inspection.
NJ Home
Inspections; Aggressive
Inspections provides extensive and
thoroughly performed NJ home inspections. Our
NJ
home inspectors
are licensed and are Certified Radon measurement
technicians which means they can perform radon
testing. And these same
home inspectors are licensed to perform
wood destroying insect / termite inspections. We also schedule (3rd party) private well testing, lead paint,
mold & mildew, asbestos, swimming pools and septic testing.
We are
dedicated to providing you with
comprehensive information you'll
need about your new home. We
not only thoroughly inspect all major components to
expose unknown defects, we advise you about
future maintenance and we provide that same
thoroughness to every aspect of your new
or existing home.
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