SAW Home Inspections

SAW Home Inspections My name is Stephen Willis. I am a New Jersey licensed and Internachi Certified Home Inspector. I take my responsibility as a home inspector very seriously.

For most of my clients, buying a home is the largest investment they will make in their lifetime. My goal is to provide you with enough information to make a confident, informed decision. Unlike many inspectors, I will only schedule one inspection per day so I can give your home 100% of my attention. I promise to inspect your home as if one of my daughters was the buyer!

03/19/2024
Always learning at the Internachi Home Inspectors convention!
10/15/2023

Always learning at the Internachi Home Inspectors convention!

Winter will be here before you know it.  Now is the time to prepare your home to avoid costly damage!Please read my blog...
09/27/2023

Winter will be here before you know it. Now is the time to prepare your home to avoid costly damage!
Please read my blog post to learn all the important steps to take to keep you safe and sound!

As the days grow shorter and the temperature drops, it's a clear sign that winter is approaching. While the season may bring the joy of holidays, it also brings challenges in the form of cold drafts, increased energy bills, and potential damage to your home. To ensure your comfort, safety, and to av

05/04/2023

Ground Fault Circuit Interrupter (GFCI) protected outlets are crucial safety devices for any home to prevent electrocution and fires caused by electrical shorts. These outlets work by shutting off the electrical current instantly when a ground fault is detected, which can occur when electricity flow

The components illustrated in the diagram are evaluated during a typical NJ home inspection.  Order a home inspection be...
04/21/2023

The components illustrated in the diagram are evaluated during a typical NJ home inspection. Order a home inspection before you purchase your next home. "We find problems before they become yours"

This is a stacked stone column supporting a main beam in a home built in the late 1700's.  No Bueno!!!
04/21/2023

This is a stacked stone column supporting a main beam in a home built in the late 1700's. No Bueno!!!

I recently did a home inspection on a beautiful home in Clinton NJ. On the surface the home was as beautiful as any I ha...
03/25/2023

I recently did a home inspection on a beautiful home in Clinton NJ. On the surface the home was as beautiful as any I had ever been in. In the basement however, I discovered extensive termite and powder-post beetle damage in some of the main support beams. This damage was not readily visible to the buyers on their previous visits to the home. After calling in a structural engineer, it was determined that the repairs would run over 20k just to remediate the beams and there was no guarantee that there wasn’t additional damage hidden behind the walls. Needless to say they decided to pass on the house.

Buying a home is one of the biggest investments most people will make in their lifetime. It's important to ensure that you are getting a safe and sound property that won't cost you a fortune in repairs and maintenance. One of the most common issues that can be a real headache for homeowners is damage caused by wood destroying insects like termites, carpenter ants, and beetles.

That's why it's crucial to have a wood destroying insect inspection before you purchase a home. Here are some reasons why:

Early detection: Wood destroying insects can cause severe damage to a home's structure before any visible signs are present. A professional inspector can detect early signs of infestation, helping you to identify and address any problems before they become severe or your problem.

Prevention: A thorough inspection can help identify areas of the home that are vulnerable to insect infestations. By taking preventative measures, such as removing tree stumps, repairing leaks, and improving ventilation, you can minimize the risk of future infestations.

Cost savings: The cost of repairing damage caused by wood destroying insects can be significant. By identifying and addressing any issues before purchasing the property, you can save yourself the headache and cost of repairs down the line.

Negotiation power: If an inspection reveals evidence of a current or past infestation, you may have more bargaining power when negotiating the purchase price of the home. You may be able to negotiate a lower price or request that the seller take care of any necessary repairs before closing the deal.

In conclusion, a wood destroying insect inspection is an essential step in the home buying process. It can provide peace of mind, prevent future infestations, save you money, and give you more negotiating power. Don't skip this crucial step when purchasing your next home.

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