Home Inspection – Ridgefield, Washington

Home Inspection Ridgefield, Washington

Home Inspection Ridgefield, Washington

Home Inspection Ridgefield WashingtonAs a nonprofit 501(c)(3) organization, Nonprofit Home Inspections’ number one priority is providing clients with a detailed report that gives you the maximum amount of information regarding the functionality of your home. Take a moment to review of home inspector reviews to get a sense for how detailed and thorough our home inspections are for residents in Ridgefield, Washington and beyond.

Home Inspection Ridgefield, Washington

In addition to providing detailed home inspections in Ridgefield, Washington, and surrounding communities, Nonprofit Home Inspections is licensed to provide unbiased sewer scopes, radon testing, mold testing and more. As a nonprofit organization and as a company that only does inspections, we will not pressure you into unnecessary repairs and will not accept kick backs for referrals. If there is a problem, we will let you, but we won’t try to make money by capitalizing on an already stressful home buying experience by pushing unnecessary repairs.

Why Have a Ridgefield, WA Home Inspection?

Here are some more reasons to have a Ridgefield, WA home inspection.

Sellers

If you are a seller, you might wonder if you really need a home inspection. However, a pre-listing home inspection is a valuable tool that can help you uncover potential issues that could delay the sale of your home. This will help eliminate surprises down the road.

A pre-listing home inspection can help you sell your home quicker. It helps you choose the right listing price and can give you an edge over the competition. It also paints you as a seller who is transparent and honest — something that buyers really value. After all, who wants to move into a home and then a month later find out the roof needs replaced and the previous owners probably knew about it?

Buyers

Buying a home can be a daunting process. If you are like most buyers, it is probably the biggest financial transaction that you will make. There are lots of costs involved, including broker fees, closing costs, and other fees. So, when you learn that a home inspection is optional, you might be tempted to forgo it. However, even if your new home looks to be in pristine condition, you still need a home inspection. Doing so can save you lots of headaches later on. What seems like the perfect house could have lots of hidden issues that can only be uncovered by a trained inspector.

Homeowners and Landlords

A home inspection is a great idea for current homeowners and landlords. The key to keeping your home in top shape is regular home maintenance. Even the most vigilant homeowners can miss things like mold growing in attics and crawlspaces. A home inspection can help you make a repair list and identify what items to prioritize on that list.

A home inspection gives you the chance to get unbiased answers about questions that you might have from a professional. This can help you plan better for future expenses.

Why Choose Nonprofit Home Inspections For Your Ridgefield, WA Home Inspection?

Home Inspection Ridgefield, WA

Home Inspection Ridgefield, WA

If you have decided to have a home inspection, the next step is to choose the right home inspector. You might think that all home inspectors are created equal but that is not the case. Choose the wrong home inspector and they could miss important information.

Nonprofit Organization

Nonprofit Home Inspections is a leading provider of home inspections in Ridgefield, Washington. We are a nonprofit 501(c)(3) organization that is dedicated to serving the community and providing honest and reliable home inspection services. Our customers trust us to provide exceptional service.

High Standards

Our high standards and knowledge have become the standard for home inspection, which is why we are trusted by the State of Washington’s Department of Licensing to provide home inspection training to the next generation of home inspectors in our state. Every single home inspection that we conduct is a testament to our knowledge and dedication.

Useful Reports

We offer convenient, easy-to-understand reports. They are image rich and include videos, if applicable. Additionally, our reports are easily accessed online on the very same day we conduct your inspection.

What Does A Ridgefield, Washington Home Inspection Include?

A Ridgefield, Washington home inspection includes a visual, detailed look at your property from top to bottom. You’ll receive a report that lists the status of all of the main systems in your home from the roof to the basement. Here are a few of the things covered in a home inspection.

  • Foundation and structural components
  • Site and grounds
  • Exterior siding
  • Decks and patios
  • Windows and doors
  • Roof, gutters, and downspouts
  • Insulation and ventilation
  • Attic
  • Basement
  • Electrical system, breakers, and fuses
  • Heating and cooling system
  • Fireplaces, vents, and chimneys
  • Walls, ceilings, and floors
  • Plumbing system, including the pipes and drains
  • And much more

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) About Ridgefield, Washington Home Inspection Services

Here are some of the most frequently asked questions about home inspections.

Do You Inspect Mobile Homes?

Yes, we offer Ridgefield, Washington mobile home inspections. A mobile home inspection is one of the best ways to keep repair costs low. It will help ensure that your home is in good shape.

We will inspect your home’s electrical, heating, plumbing, and other major systems and components. A mobile home inspection will help ensure that your new home is safe for you and your family.

Do I Need Mold Sampling?

Is mold sampling genuinely needed? Or is it something that you can skip? Mold has the potential to grow in any home. If there is moisture in a home, then mold is undoubtedly present. Mold can hide in a variety of places — many of which you would never suspect — like in HVAC systems, vents, refrigerator drip pans and more. Some mold produces toxins that can affect one’s health. If there is mold in your home, it should be re-mediated. You can often smell mold and know that it is present. The problem is that you don’t really know the extent of the problem without independent laboratory results, which is why we recommend mold sampling whenever buying a new home, especially if the home is older.

What Is a Re-Inspection?

After the inspection is complete, you’ll receive a list of repairs that can to be addressed. If you are buying a home, we recommend choosing your own contractors and asking the sellers to fund the repairs. Once the repairs are made, you can have a re-inspection to ensure that the repairs were completed to your satisfaction.

Contact Us!

Do you have additional questions about Ridgefield, Washington home inspections? Are you ready to schedule your home inspection? If so, then contact us at (360) 558-7600. We understand that there are a lot of things that go into buying a home. We will be glad to answer any concerns or questions that you have related to home inspections. You can also schedule your home inspection online 24/7.

Defects found in a Ridgefield home inspection.

Ridgefield Home Inspection

Nonprofit Home Inspections is proud to serve Ridgefield and the surrounding Clark County area. Our inspectors are experienced in this northern end of the Portland-Vancouver metro area and several of our inspectors call this region home. With the added advantage of including free thermal imaging with each inspection, our inspectors can locate defects easier and faster, all without disturbing the integrity of your home.

A small town blessed with quick and easy access to a bustling metro area, Ridgefield has been the fastest growing city in Washington State for several years running. Located between the Columbia River and the I-5 corridor, with Portland 20 minutes to the south and Seattle 2.5 hours to the north, Ridgefield maintains a small town feel, while being close to world class centers for food, art, sports, entertainment, and more. Originally an agricultural and forestry center, Ridgefield has grown to be a large hub serving the industrial and shipping sectors based at the Port of Ridgefield.

Ridgefield’s vibrant history was first recorded by the Chinook tribe that first called the area home. This history was added to when Lewis and Clark visited the area in 1805 on their way to the Pacific Ocean, returning in 1806 on their return voyage home. More settlers began to call this area home after the Chinook relocated to the mouth of the Lewis river in 1876, with the area becoming incorporated in 1909.

The area around Ridgefield is abundant in outdoor activities, most notable of which is the Ridgefield National Wildlife Refuge, famous for its prime observation for migratory birds of all kinds. Other activities include kayaking or canoeing, hiking, fishing, and the Cathlapotle Plankhouse, a re-creation of a traditional Chinook dwelling. For entertainment, the iLani Casino Resort is a new addition to the area. Run by the Cowlitz tribe in the area, the resort provides world-class food and entertainment, along with gaming and shopping.

Ridgefield Home Inspection

Serving the large Portland metro area, Nonprofit Home Inspections provides you with a detailed report unique to your region. Since our home inspectors are local and connected to the community, we know what issues are common in the area and require special attention, such as water intrusion in our rainy winter climate. This includes issues with flashing, roofing materials, and siding damage. With the advantage of being a nonprofit, we provide you with a unbiased and detailed report that gives you a thorough description of the functionality of your home.

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To schedule a Ridgefield, Washington home inspection, sewer scope, radon testing and more, please schedule your home inspection today!