Comprehensive Asheville Home Inspections

Asheville Home Inspector Peter Young serves Asheville and surrounding communities with thorough home inspections and timely, easy-to-read reports. With more than 25 years experience in general contracting and residential remodeling, Peter stands out in the field of housing inspection, putting decades of hands-on experience to work for home buyers or sellers.

Few home inspectors offer the exceptional customer service and excellent communication skills that Peter delivers to his customers. Fully licensed and insured, Peter Young Home Inspections combines extensive experience with keen attention to detail, making him one of Western North Carolina’s most comprehensive home inspectors.

Why hire Asheville Home Inspector Peter Young?

During his years as a general contractor in Boulder, Colorado, Peter built a reputation for delivering high quality construction and exceptional customer service. As a professional home inspector, Peter draws on his building experience and deep knowledge of home building to deliver prompt and reliable home inspections.

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Detailed, easy-to-read reports

Count on Asheville Home Inspector Peter Young to give you a home inspection report that identifies, in writing, the defects that he can clearly see and that he believes are essential. Spectora Reporting Software generates home inspection reports that point out trouble spots clearly and concisely. The report includes recommended actions and comments to give you one of the most comprehensive home inspection reports in the business.

Other inspections services are available, such as radon and water quality tests, pest, septic, and well inspections, as well as annual home inspection programs to pinpoint potential maintenance issues before they become a bigger problem.

Peter Young is a licensed North Carolina home inspector, was a contractor for more than 25 years, and he’s also an active member of the Asheville Chamber of Commerce.

 

Buyers Home Inspection

Buying a home? Always get a real estate inspection first. Most banks require at least a pest inspection, and many require a full inspection. Even if a full inspection is not required, don’t even think about skipping it! Find out what you’re getting into before you buy.

Home inspections in Asheville NC can reveal both minor and serious problems. Minor issues can be expected when purchasing any home, but serious issues can be deal breakers. You’ll want to know in advance if there might be any costly repairs looming, such as roof failure, basement water leaks, or cracked, shifting foundations.

If a buyer home inspection reveals any problems, the seller can be asked to pay for repairs, or the cost of repairs can be negotiated in the home’s asking price. Either way, it’s always the best practice to know just what you’re getting before putting ink to any contract.

A skilled housing inspector like Peter Young is essential, especially if you’re considering purchasing an “as is” home. A buyer home inspection can eliminate anxiety about unexpected, costly repairs. The peace of mind alone more than compensates for the cost of an inspection.

 

Sellers Home Inspection

Most people know that if you’re buying a home you need to get a residential home inspection. But what about a sellers home inspection? Does it pay to have your home inspected before putting it on the market? In most cases, yes! It does.

Here are a few advantages for having a real estate home inspector evaluate your home before putting it on the market:

• Find out the condition of your home. You know the buyer will have an inspection before closing. Getting your own inspection first will give you a heads-up on any issues that could potentially kill the sale. You can make repairs that eliminate the problem. At the very least, getting a seller home inspection takes the anxiety out of waiting for the buyer inspection, knowing that your home is free from any major problems.
• Reduce or eliminate price negotiating during a sale. Quite often, if a buyer finds a problem, they try to negotiate the price of the house. This is minimized when you’ve had your own inspection and taken care of any problems.
• Increase buyer confidence. When you hand buyers a good inspection report, they feel secure that the home is free from unpleasant surprises.

Be sure to choose the right seller home inspector. Peter Young has the skill and experience to give your home a thorough assessment. Call 828-808-4980 today to arrange your seller residential home inspection.

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Peter Young is an expert home inspector with 25 years experience in the home inspection and home remodeling fields. While working as a General Contractor in Boulder, Colorado, he built a reputation for delivering high quality services and exceptional customer service. Peter has utilized his building experience and knowledge of home construction to provide prompt, reliable home inspections throughout the Western North Carolina area.

He is a licensed North Carolina Home Inspector and was a licensed North Carolina General Contractor. Peter is a member of the Asheville Chamber of Commerce.

All clients receive a detailed and easy-to-read report, generated with Home Gauge reporting software, that clearly and concisely points out any trouble spots found during inspection. The report includes recommended actions to resolve any concerns. Radon and pest inspections are also available, as well as annual home inspection programs to find and diagnose any maintenance issues before they become a larger problem.

You can count on Asheville Home Inspector Peter Young to give you a home inspection report that identifies, in writing, the defects that he can clearly see and that he believes are important. His inspection report also includes recommendations and additional comments to give you the most comprehensive professional opinion possible.

 

Protect your investment with an inspection before you buy a home

A home is the biggest purchase most people will ever make, and a home inspection is always recommended before buying a home. It’s important to realize the condition of your investment.

While some little quirks may be nothing to worry about, there may be more serious issues that only a professional home inspector can assess.
A large part of surviving the home inspection is understanding what is and what isn’t included. Here’s a helpful infographic that shows you what’s covered in a home inspection.

What’s Included in a Home Inspection – An infographic by Spectora