All Jersey Home Inspectors
It seems that we hear a lot about environmental concerns these days. Much of it is simply the result of a greater awareness than in the past. And even though there isn’t anything to be concerned with in most homes, there are still a number of potential home environmental issues that buyers should be aware of.
Water quality is probably the most common concern and the one most often tested for. Typically, a basic water quality test will check pH, water hardness, the presence of fluoride, sodium, iron and manganese, plus bacteria such as E-coli. Additionally, water may be tested for the presence of lead or arsenic.
In homes built before 1978, lead-based paint may be present. Generally, if the lead-based paint is in good condition, not cracking or peeling, it is not a hazard. If the condition is hazardous, the paint will either need to be removed or sealed in such a manner as to eliminate the hazard.
He arrived early to take pictures of the outside of the property and gave an extensive detailed report. He answered all my questions and made me feel at ease as a first time home buyer. The report was extremely detailed and included a full range of pictures and recommendations.
Nick came out to do an inspection on a house we are purchasing and we had a very pleasant experience. Nick is very detailed, knowledgeable and professional. Really took his time. I would 100% recommend him to anyone in need of a house InspectionThank you Nick for the excellent work!
I was happy when I saw that Nick Pleveitis would do my inspection as I saw his name mentioned in a lot of positive reviews. Well, now that mine is complete, you can add me to this list. For one thing, they gave me a next day appointment! Nick showed up early. He took the time to explain things to me – I know nothing about this kind of work. His report was thorough. Should I need another inspection, I will without question be using All Jersey Home Inspection again.