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Complete, Thorough Home Inspections
Featured on HGTV's My First Place


 

 

Family Building Inspections, LLC provides a wide range of checks and tests on properties.  Using the latest technology we provide the peace of mind that one of the largest purchases you make is a sound decision.

 

 Price List

 Package 

 Single Family House $285.00
Towne House $235.00
Termite Certification $75.00
Randon Testing $125.00
Septic Test Starting at $450.00
Oil Tank Test $375.00
Water Test / GPS Well Locator
  $5.25
Mold Testing Using Microfibe Air Samples and Swabs
$350.00 per area (includes lab fees)


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Fuel Tank Testing, Soil Testing, Helium
Leak Testing, Abandoned Tanks
Located, Geoprobe Services

Condo Inspection & Termite Certification
$285.00

Towne House Inspection Termite Radon Certification
$385.00

Home Inspection Radon Certification
Termite Certification
$435.00
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Inspection Report
Our computerized inspection report was developed to present a concise, but complete summary including digital pictures of the results of the inspection, free from the sort of technical language remarks many home-buyers find bewildering.

Your are urged to attend the inspection and accompany our inspector during the examination of the home. The information you gain will be of great value to you.

For your convenience, the home inspection and wood destroying insect reports are presented to you after inspection is performed. In addition, the report will be uploaded to our web site, an      e-mail link will be sent to you with a user name and password so you can access your report on-line any time, any where and will remain in our archives indefinitely. The home inspection report includes, but is not limited to the following:

* electrical, plumbing, hot water heater, heating and air conditioning
* general interior including ceilings, walls, floors, windows, insulation, and ventilation
* kitchen and appliances
* general exterior including roof, gutter, chimney, drainage, and grading

Our reports are performed in accordance with the standards set forth by the American Society of Home Inspectors (ASHI). On The Spot Report* Up-Load Report to our Web Site for anytime Access.

 






Heating Inspections
When a  wall unit (which is Non-Vented) malfunctions, carbon monoxide can be created . With the return air located below the unit, carbon monoxide could be drawn in and distributed to the bedrooms in the home. Non-Vented heaters are not allowed in bedrooms for this reason.  As a rule, copper tubing is allowed when using propane. But when using natural gas, "hard-piping" or steel should be used to within about 3 feet from the appliance it serves before changing to copper. A cut-off is required here as well.  The reason for the difference in materials (copper or steel piping) is, that if there was a leak or rupture in the copper tubing using propane, the propane barrel would go empty. With natural gas however, there is no end. Gas would continue to be released which could make a bad situation much worse. In summary, gas appliances are safe, but dealing with any fuel source one must practice safety and common sense.



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