Information For Buyers

Getting Ready To Buy?

A professional home inspection is a proven method to safely protect your investment interest.

Allow Fidelity to be “Your Home Inspection Tour Guide”

If a Buyer cannot be present for the full inspection, we encourage a representative to attend for you. These Inspection Tours are designed to educate and protect you. They provide detailed evaluations of the systems and components of the home and identify those items that are "in need of repair".

To accomplish this, our policy is to encourage the Buyer to become part of our Inspection Tour. It is always best when you see things for yourself. Alongside the Inspector Guide, the Buyer will assist in observing the visual conditions of the home. We provide the Buyer with the information needed to better understand the present condition and maintenance expectations of the home. This will help the Buyer feel more knowledgeable and confident with one of their largest investment.

With a Fidelity Home Inspection Tour, the Buyer will have an opportunity to:

	To identify the location of all emergency water, gas and electrical cut-offs
	Observe “First Hand” the visual Components of the Foundation, Structure and other Systems that make up a home
	Observe “First Hand” any defects that may be observed
	Become acquainted with each functional system of the home
	Assist in the digital photographic documentation of all observed defects
	Understand the value for Fidelity’s Maintenance Tips

Our Home Inspections are performed to, and exceed the specifications and limitations of the Standards of Practice for the American Society of Home Inspectors.

Do not settle for anyone's minimum standard. There is too much riding on your home inspection to accept a hasty tour. Contact us and let Fidelity Home Inspections exceed industry standards for you

Bring a copy of the Sellers Disclosure Notice to the inspection. Although the inspector is not required to receive a copy, it is to your advantage if this document can be reviewed. It will alert the inspector to pay close attention to any existing or previous defects identified by the seller.