Home Inspector Franklin Twp. NJ 08873
Abandoned Oil Tank Search/Sweeps in NJ
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Somerset County NJ
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We are an independent home inspection company, we work for the buyer.
G Warren Home Inspection 908-757-3400
inspection information
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G WARREN HOME INSPECTION IS A FULL SERVICE COMPANY
Home inspection Termite inspection
Radon testing
Mold testing
Pool Inspection
Chimney Level Two inspection
In Ground oil tank search
Septic inspection
Soil Testing for Contamination
Garage Fire Door and Firewall
THE BIG QUESTION, IS A HOME INSPECTION REALLY NECESSARY?
Well, the answer is yes, a professional home inspector could be the difference between the buyer having the dream house or the house that eats one hundred dollar bills. One of the most costly mistakes a buyer can make is to think “it looks good to me and Uncle Joe thinks it looks good, I don’t think we need a home inspection. A decision based on this type of observation has cost many a buyer thousands of dollars. A professional home inspector inspects houses for a living and will find repairs that could cost the buyer thousands if not discovered before the closing of title.
Why hire a G Warren Inc. home inspector?
G Warren home inspection has one job,
protect the buyer by finding costly repairs.
We are an independent inspection company;
we work for the buyer and the buyer only.We do not solicit business from realtors, all our business comes from referrals from former clients and the internet. We feel to put brochures in real estate offices and solicit business from realtors is a conflict of interest.
We have a written money back Guarantee.
We have four experienced professional inspectors that conduct thorough inspections and will explain to the buyer the repair problems in simple language.
To demonstrate the thoroughness of our inspection click below and see a sample inspection.
KITCHEN INSPECTION – walls, floor, ceiling, cabinets,
counters, sink, stove, all appliances, electrical outlets, lights, windows and
doors.
INTERIOR ROOMS – floors, walls, ceilings, windows,
doors , closets, heat supply system and electrical outlets
BATHROOMS – floor, walls, ceiling and tile work,
toilet, shower, tub and sink, Jacuzzi and venting system. A special test for
water flow and pressure will be conducted on all shower heads.
ATTICS – when accessible, structure, roof
deck, rafters and ventilation and insulation and the bathroom fan ventilation line
BASEMENT AND CRAWL SPACES – foundation
walls, basement floor, main beams and floor joists, windows, sump pump, and
inspect for water and moisture penetration.
HEAT AND A/C – furnace, hot water heater, and the central
air conditioning system will be inspected and tested
ELECTRICAL SYSTEM – the inspector will open and inspect
the electrical panel, identify the type of wiring, inspect the electrical
outlets, test the lights and make general overall inspection and evaluation of
the electrical system and conditions.
PLUMBING SYSTEM – inspect the main water valve and the
complete plumbing system including the hot water heater.
Believe it or not, we once did an inspection on a house that we knew it had a serious structural problem before we even got out of the car. It was a three family house in Elizabeth New Jersey, when I pulled up to the house and looked at the face of the house it had a super serious crack running up the center of the house. The crack started at the ground level and ran all the way up to the roof, the crack started out at a half inch wide at the bottom of the house and was a foot wide at the top. The complete crack was filled in by concrete and looked like a large v in the center of the house. As a matter of curiosity the termite inspector and myself went into the basement of the house to see what was splitting this house in half. To our amazement the dwelling had a very strong center beam in the middle of the house but the outside sill plates, which is the first wood section that sets on top of the concrete foundation was completely eaten away by termites causing the house to drop on both sides which in turn was causing the house to split in half. Needless to say this was one of the few times we ever recommend to a buyer not to buy the house. We doubted whether it could be ever repaired properly it was a very serious structural problem. In this case we saved the buyer from buying a nightmare house that was in such a bad structural condition that in the future it may have to be condemned, this was a real case of BUYER BEWARE
CLICK ON LINKS BELOW FOR VALUABLE BUYER'S INFORMATION ON HOME MAINTENANCE AND REPAIR
Water quality Finished basements and water penetration
Main water valve location and importance Are environment issues included in a home inspection
Asbestos on steam pipes home owner’s insurance void if you own certain dogs
Entrance step inspection Outdoor grill damaged vinyl siding
Do I really have to test for radon Roof shingle selection?
Underground rain water drains can cause water in the basement the bedroom that’s always cold
Rain gutter discharge area Grading and drainage for water control is very important
A common cause for water penetration into the basement Final home walk through tips
Safety tip about deck balusters
Franklin Township, NJ, History and Special Services
Franklin Township, NJ Population as per the 2010 census the population was 62,300.
History - Franklin Township, was incorporated in 1798 and is located in Somerset County NJ.
Police - the police department non emergency phone number in Franklin Township, NJ
is 732-873-5533.
CLICK ON THE VIDEO BELOW FOR VALUABLE BUYER'S INFORMATION ABOUT
SAFETY HAZARDS ON THE PROPERTY.
Home Inspection Franklin Twp. NJ 08873
Home Inspector Franklin Twp. NJ 08873
Somerset County NJ
Inspection Story from the
Field
Serious Structural Problem
Believe it or not, we once did an inspection on a house that we knew it had a serious structural problem before we even got out of the car. It was a three family house in Elizabeth New Jersey, when I pulled up to the house and looked at the face of the house it had a super serious crack running up the center of the house. The crack started at the ground level and ran all the way up to the roof, the crack started out at a half inch wide at the bottom of the house and was a foot wide at the top. The complete crack was filled in by concrete and looked like a large v in the center of the house. As a matter of curiosity the termite inspector and myself went into the basement of the house to see what was splitting this house in half. To our amazement the dwelling had a very strong center beam in the middle of the house but the outside sill plates, which is the first wood section that sets on top of the concrete foundation was completely eaten away by termites causing the house to drop on both sides which in turn was causing the house to split in half. Needless to say this was one of the few times we ever recommend to a buyer not to buy the house. We doubted whether it could be ever repaired properly it was a very serious structural problem. In this case we saved the buyer from buying a nightmare house that was in such a bad structural condition that in the future it may have to be condemned, this was a real case of BUYER BEWARE
CLICK ON LINKS BELOW FOR VALUABLE BUYER'S INFORMATION ON HOME MAINTENANCE AND REPAIR
Water quality Finished basements and water penetration
Main water valve location and importance Are environment issues included in a home inspection
Asbestos on steam pipes home owner’s insurance void if you own certain dogs
Entrance step inspection Outdoor grill damaged vinyl siding
Do I really have to test for radon Roof shingle selection?
Underground rain water drains can cause water in the basement the bedroom that’s always cold
Rain gutter discharge area Grading and drainage for water control is very important
A common cause for water penetration into the basement Final home walk through tips
Safety tip about deck balusters
Franklin Township, NJ, History and Special Services
Franklin Township, NJ Population as per the 2010 census the population was 62,300.
History - Franklin Township, was incorporated in 1798 and is located in Somerset County NJ.
Police - the police department non emergency phone number in Franklin Township, NJ
is 732-873-5533.
CLICK ON THE VIDEO BELOW FOR VALUABLE BUYER'S INFORMATION ABOUT
SAFETY HAZARDS ON THE PROPERTY.
Home Inspector Franklin Twp. NJ 08873
Somerset County NJ
