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Property Inspection & Valuation



Why We Need Property Inspection & Valuation

We are recommending all property buyers to use Property Inspection services for knowing better about the property and more information about project , it will help you to make better decision.

With the help of this service, you will be aware about following things
  • Knowledge about hidden areas or actual area of units.
  • Knowledge about hidden leakage.
  • Knowledge about plumbing issues.
  • Knowledge about electrical faults.
  • Knowledge about used materials.
  • Knowledge about builder’s reputation & feedback.
  • Knowledge about ROI.
  • Knowledge about approvals, NOCs, & certifications.
Our Comprehensive Assessment
  • We meticulously assess the structural soundness of buildings, identifying any potential issues or defects.
  • Our inspections cover all critical systems, including electrical, plumbing, HVAC, and roofing.
  • We evaluate potential environmental hazards and ensure compliance with local regulations.


Detailed Reporting


1. Clear & Concise
Our reports provide a comprehensive overview of the property's condition, highlighting any areas of concern

2. Thorough Documentation
We use high-quality photographs and detailed descriptions to illustrate the findings of our inspections.

3. Easy To Understand
Our reports are written in plain language, making them easy to understand for both homeowners and professionals

4. Actionable Insights
We provide recommendations for addressing any identified issues, helping you make informed decisions.





Accurate Valuation

1. Market Analysis
We conduct thorough research to determine the current market value of your property.

2. Comparable Properties
We analyze recent sales of similar properties in your area to ensure an accurate valuation.

3. Industry Standards
We adhere to industry best practices and use certified valuation tools to ensure reliable results.


Regulatory Compliance
1. Local Regulation
We are familiar with all applicable local building codes and regulations.

2. Safety Standards
We ensure that properties meet all safety standards for the protection of occupants

3. Environmental Compliance
We assess environmental factors and ensure properties comply with relevant regulations
 
Customized Solution
1. Pre- Purchase Inspection
We help you make informed decisions by providing detailed inspections before purchasing a property.

2. Pre-Listing Inspection
We assist sellers in identifying potential issues and preparing their property for sale.

3. Insurance Claim
We provide expert assessments for insurance claims, ensuring accurate documentation and fair settlements.
Our Experienced Professionals
1. Industry Expertise
Our team has extensive experience in property inspection and valuation services.

2. Technical Knowledge
We possess in-depth knowledge of building construction, systems, and regulations

3. Clear Communication
We provide clear and concise explanations of our findings and recommendations


Connect with us.

9205031305

helpdesk@85inches.com

Frequently Asked Questions

A property inspection is a visual examination of a property's physical condition. It's conducted by an experienced team to identify any existing or potential problems.

A property valuation is an unbiased estimate of a property's market value, usually conducted by a licensed appraiser.

  • For buyers: To identify potential defects and avoid costly surprises after purchase.
  • For sellers: To identify and address issues before listing, potentially increasing the property's value and speeding up the sale.
  • For homeowners: For maintenance planning, insurance purposes, or refinancing.

  • For buyers: To ensure you're paying a fair price.
  • For sellers: To determine a realistic listing price.
  • For lenders: To assess the property's value for mortgage lending.
  • For tax purposes: To determine the property's assessed value.

No. Inspections assess the physical condition, while valuations determine the market value.

Typically, the buyer pays for the inspection.

It depends. For mortgages, the lender usually orders and the buyer pays. Sellers may pay for a pre-listing appraisal.

A typical inspection covers:

  • Roof
  • Exterior (siding, windows, doors)
  • Foundation
  • Structure (framing, floors, ceilings)
  • Plumbing system
  • Electrical system
  • Heating and cooling (HVAC) systems
  • Attic and insulation
  • Actual size and loading

Typically 2-4 hours, depending on the property's size and complexity.

It's highly recommended. It allows you to ask questions and gain a better understanding of the property's condition.

A detailed written report with photos, outlining any identified issues and their severity.

  • Review the report carefully.
  • Discuss any concerns with the inspector.
  • For buyers: Negotiate repairs or a price reduction with the seller.
  • For sellers: Address any necessary repairs.

  • Location
  • Size and condition
  • Age and construction quality
  • Comparable sales in the area (comps)
  • Market conditions
  • Features and amenities

Appraisers use three main approaches:

  • Sales comparison approach: Comparing the property to similar recently sold properties.
  • Cost approach: Estimating the cost to rebuild the property, minus depreciation.
  • Income approach: For income-producing properties, estimating value based on potential income.

It can vary, but typically a few days to a week.

  • When buying or selling a property.
  • For refinancing.
  • For insurance purposes.
  • For estate planning.
  • For tax purposes.

Yes such as

  • Termite inspections
  • Mold inspections
  • Radon testing
  • Structural inspections
  • Roof inspections

A title search is an examination of public records to determine the legal ownership of a property and identify any liens or encumbrances.