Chris Roust, AIA, HI

 

       Roust Property Inspections, LLC

        Phone:     (907)  789-1920 
  
    Fax:         (907)  789-9704
     
Cell:         (907)  209-8808
      Email:     
croust@gci.net

      Web:       www.croust.com
 

                    Alaska Architect #3570

                    Alaska Home Inspector #58

                    ICC Code Certified #0866141-R5

 

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A Home Inspection Report should include a complete set of recommendations of all of the systems and components of a building based on your inspector's knowledge of building science, building safety and industry standards. 
 

A home is usually the most expensive purchase a family will make and repairing a deficient building can be the second largest expenditure. 

Whether you are buying, selling or maintaining a home or commercial building, a thorough, professional inspection can provide you with a comprehensive understanding of each of the systems that comprises a safe, healthy and durable building.  Of course, not all real estate inspections are comprehensive or done by a trained and experienced inspector. 

Remember, a private home inspector's recommendations are not "requirements."  Your report is provided only to you and it is up to you to decide whether you will want to act on my recommendations.

Inspection Coverage:

The following general categories of systems and components are usually inspected in a thorough home inspections: 

Structure Roof Attic
Crawl Space Exterior Electrical
Plumbing Heating/Cooling Insulation
Ventilation Interior Appliances
Fireplaces Woodstoves Garage

Your Report:

Your report should contain comments in the following areas:

> Recommendations for Immediate Attention,

usually due to safety or structural concerns

> Suggested Upgrades
    
which will increase the value or safety of the building

> Maintenance Suggestions
     Items that will allow you to decide when you or others
     should address the deferred maintenance items.

Your report should also include:

> Photographs which will clearly show the items in question

> Narrative which will describe the building's systems and
    components; identify any problems; explain the  
    significance of the problem; include
recommendations
    to correct, obtain specialized advice, or monitor the 
    problem areas.

> Suggested Maintenance Schedule which will be included
    to assist you in keeping the building in its best and safest
    condition.

 

    Take a look at a Sample Report and see if you want less.


Cost for Services:

If you are looking for the cheapest inspection, please reconsider your priorities. Please remember that a home inspector's  fees are generally lower than an appraisal and a very small percentage of your purchase costs.  Isn't it worth it to know the condition of your building?

Reputation:

  While licensure as a home inspector shows commitment
  and knowledge
, you may wish to ask your inspector for
  references and statements from past clients.

 

 

RETIRED!

Sorry, I am no
longer performing
Home Inspections

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