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Home Inspection
Information is power. A picture is worth a thousand words. Know more, risk less.
All these popular sayings all point to the same truth… that information, when clearly communicated, is one of the cornerstones of success. At Zoom Inspections we are focused on using our decades of experience, technological knowhow, and passion for customer service to collect or create the information our clients need to succeed. Whether it’s providing marketing media to help our seller clients highlight everything great about their property for sale, or creating reports to help our buyer clients to clearly understand the condition of a home, we are dedicated to ensuring our clients have all the information they need to support great decisions.
Our Excellent Services
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REAL ESTATE Transaction
A home is one of the biggest investments most people will every make. And while the home purchasing process may encompass many steps from the initial house hunting all the way to closing, a home inspection is a key step in the chain.
11th MONTH Warranty
If you are approaching the 11th month in your builder warranty, a home inspection will help you to capture any issues that may have arise before your warranty period ends. In addition to having a detailed list of deficiencies, the home inspection report acts as an outside or impartial assessment of the house helping to reduce conflict during your year end review.
New CONSTRUCTION
While new homes are just that, new, it doesn’t mean they do not have problems. Having a new construction inspection completed prior to your final walk through allows you to have another set of trained eyes review the quality and completeness of the construction. A home inspection completed by an inspector will also be considered more of an impartial assessment helping to reduce conflict during your review should any issues arise. Finally, it will also be a more complete assessment as most new home buyers have no interest in visiting the attic or crawlspace as part of their final walkthrough.
PRE-LISTING Inspection
A pre-listing inspection makes you aware of any issues in advance of negotiating a purchase agreement, allowing you the opportunity to resolve the issues or have them accounted for in the asking price. This gives you as the seller better control in marketing of the home and helps minimize stress from heat-of-the-moment negotiations once a purchase agreement is tendered. Homes that have a pre-listing inspection generally sell faster and have fewer inspection-related issues to negotiate.
Pools and spas
Pool and Spa can be relaxing and therapeutic additions to any home. Ensuring that they are safe and properly maintained is important in any purchase. A thorough pool inspection should assure a potential buyer of several key issues.
Termite Inspection
If you are approaching the 11th month in your builder warranty, a home inspection will help you to capture any issues that may have arise before your warranty period ends. In addition to having a detailed list of deficiencies, the home inspection report acts as an outside or impartial assessment of the house helping to reduce conflict during your year end review.
Infrared Thermographic Inspections
While new homes are just that, new, it doesn’t mean they do not have problems. Having a new construction inspection completed prior to your final walk through allows you to have another set of trained eyes review the quality and completeness of the construction. A home inspection completed by an inspector will also be considered more of an impartial assessment helping to reduce conflict during your review should any issues arise. Finally, it will also be a more complete assessment as most new home buyers have no interest in visiting the attic or crawlspace as part of their final walkthrough.
Mold Inspections:
At Zoom Inspections, we prioritize the trust and satisfaction of our clients by partnering exclusively with third-party licensed companies. This licensing ensures that every aspect of your inspection is conducted with the highest standards of professionalism and adherence to regulations. By entrusting your property inspection needs to Zoom Inspections, you can have confidence in the expertise and integrity of our licensed partners, further reinforcing our commitment to delivering exceptional service and peace of mind.
All Our Inspectors Utilize the Most Modern Tools
At no extra cost, we may use the following tools as necessary to ensure a thorough and accurate inspection.
Infrared Thermography
utilizes an FLIR E5 infrared camera in an effort to detect potential moisture intrusion, electrical issues, plumbing leaks, and defective areas of the home that may be causing energy loss.
Moisture Meter
used to obtain an exact measurement of moisture content in scanned components.
Aerial Drone Photography
a drone is piloted remotely from the ground in order to inspect roofing systems that are too unsafe to walk normally.
Foundation Level
a zip level is used to ensure that a home’s foundation hasn’t become sunken or sloped over time.
About Us
As co-owners of Zoom Inspections, Mason Samipour and Mike Rohi, both graduates in Civil and Structural Engineering from the University of Houston, bring a blend of technical expertise and practical experience to the forefront of our family-owned business.
Having worked on a variety of projects, including new construction, home renovations, and commercial properties, we possess a keen eye for detail and a commitment to excellence. Our combined knowledge allows us to assess properties thoroughly, identifying potential issues and providing clients with valuable insights.
As real estate realtors, we understand the importance of a transparent and honest approach. We prioritize open communication and strive to build trusting relationships with our clients. Our friendly demeanor and dedication to customer satisfaction ensure a positive experience throughout the inspection process.
What will be INSPECTED
A high quality home inspection should cover almost every part of the home from the attic to the crawlspace and everywhere in between. Its important that a thorough inspection take place as big problems do not always contains themselves to easy to reach places.
Below is a list of the various areas of your home that should be inspected in order to provide a comprehensive view of the home’s current condition. As a rule, this level of detail should be considered a baseline for your next home inspection.
As they say, every rule has its exceptions, and the same goes for home inspections. Often times there are areas of the home that are not possible to inspect. This is most often due to either safety concerns or a lack of access. Some examples include roofs that are too steep to walk or are covered in moss/snow/etc. which creates a fall hazard and crawlspaces with inadequate clearance or unsanitary conditions. Whatever the reason, the inspector should notify you of any limitations that prevented them from completing the complete inspection so you may be aware of potential exposures or hidden conditions.
Below is a list of the various areas of your home that should be inspected in order to provide a comprehensive view of the home’s current condition. As a rule, this level of detail should be considered a baseline for your next home inspection.
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Roof
02
ATTIC
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EXTERIOR
04
STRUCTURE
In various areas (attic, decks, garage, crawlspace, etc.) the exposed structural components of the house will be reviewed for signs of poor construction practices, decay or damage. In addition, noticeable cracks in walls, ceiling and foundations will be reported as indications of house movement.
05
ELECTRICAL
06
PLUMBING
Plumbing systems in baths, kitchens and utility rooms of the house are inspected. Sinks, toilets, bathtubs, showers and dishwashers are tested with running water to stress both the visible components of the plumbing system in addition to filling the underfloor drains to help identify leaks when the crawlspace is reviewed. Inspectors fill the sinks with water and release the water all at once to check the water tightness of the drainpipes and verify the proper operation of the vent pipes. The inspection process will use lots of water.
