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General Contractor License
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ABOUT US About Alpine Construction and Home
Buyers Services Home inspectors do not provide warranties
or guaranties with their inspections and reports. They shed light on risk,
but cannot eliminate it. For this reason, most home inspection companies
including Alpine Home Buyers Inspection
Services will not perform work
unless the client signs an Inspection Agreement
detailing the scope of the work, the limitations, exceptions, exclusions,
and the confidentiality of the report. Alpine Home Buyers Inspection Services carries E&O insurance for professional liability that provides coverage for actual or alleged Errors and Omissions in the inspection report. We also carry a general liability insurance policy that provides coverage while we are on the job. In addition there is a referral coverage that extends to include real estate agents, brokers, lending institutions, relocation companies, etc to indemnify the referring party for an inspection. Our residential and commercial inspections
are a comprehensive, visual examination of the physical structure and
systems of those easily accessible areas that an inspector can clearly see
as they appeared and functioned at the time of the inspection. No
destructive testing or dismantling is done during the course of an
inspection, hence an inspector can only tell a client what was clearly in
evidence at the time and date of the inspection.
Inspectors typically will look for a host
of red flags, tell-tale clues, and signs for defects, deficiencies, and
safety hazards. As the inspector completes an area, they will discuss the
findings with the clients noting both the positive and negative aspects. Alpine Home Buyers
Inspection Services
uses a checklist and full narrative
format that combines the best features of two reporting techniques into a
comprehensive, easy to follow inspection report. The checklist ensures that
all of the hundreds of items to be inspected are covered. The written
comments further explain the findings and address any non-standard areas. Who's the cheapest? Inspectors all look at the same things right? No, not even close. You may save $50 by choosing a cheaper inspector, but he could easily miss $1,000 in problems. Usually, the best inspectors are not the cheapest. I propose that if you want to save money, possibly thousands, then don't choose the cheapest inspector. A thorough and experienced home inspector, who carries errors and omissions insurance, and pays attention to the details is the best route to take. Rates The cost of our service is based on the age
and square footage of the building to be inspected. A key thought you should
consider is the experience and reputation of the inspector. Don't make your
decision solely based upon inspection price, please realize the home
inspection charge is the best bargain out of your home buying fees. Remember
you generally get what you pay for, so if you're shopping for a cheap home
inspection, beware! There is a difference between "Price and Cost". Practical Solutions and Definitive Style for the Discerning Homeowner For more information please call: (707) 257-3000 Serving Napa, Sonoma and Solano Counties Since 1985
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