Most likely buying a new home will be one of the most expensive investments you will ever make. None of us want to make a mistake in our selection. Thus, it makes sense to ask for help from a Certified and qualified Woodstock Home Inspector, to do the job for us.

Here are some tips that can get you going in your search. First, look for a Woodstock Home Inspector with undisputed qualifications. Do not be lured with certificates that can be gotten from a week-long seminar. What you should watch out for is a Woodstock Home Inspector that has a building construction background.

You should remember that inspection needs expertise and not just simple nitty-gritty concepts. There are things that cannot be dismantled. Some are concealed from the view like electrical systems and water drainage. Ask if the home inspector is doing this as a part-time job or by profession.

Second, look for a Woodstock Home Inspector that possesse extensive experience. A Home Inspection is quite different from observation. Someone who has years of experience can apply techniques that is accumulated and gained by doing the Woodstock Home Inspection.

Third, ask for sample reports. Reports should be written in narrative form rather a mere checklist of items. The report should have a clear overview of present condition of a home prior to inspection. It should also contain detailed narrative of the items that needs attention or maintenance and of course items that require major maintenance.

Fourth, as a Woodstock Home Inspector, affiliations and organizations we are involved in matters. Coberth Home Inspections has done all of the requred course work, testing and inspections to be reconized asa "Certifed Home Inspector" in two National organizations: ASHI (American Society of Home Inspectors) and InterNachi.  These credentials ensure that Coberth Home Inspection Woodstock Home Inspector  is  up to date with accurate home inspection techinques.