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Connecticut Home Inspection Resources
Helpful home inspection, radon, termite and homebuyer education from Fact Finder Inspections. Clear information when you need to know the facts.
What Does a Home Inspector Look For?
A home inspector visually evaluates accessible systems and components of a property within the inspection's defined scope and documents observed conditions.
How Long Does a Home Inspection Take?
The time required for a home inspection depends on factors such as the property's size, age, condition and inspection scope.
Should Buyers Attend Their Home Inspection?
Buyers may benefit from attending their home inspection because it provides an opportunity to observe the property and discuss findings with the inspector.
What Happens After a Home Inspection?
After a home inspection, the inspector provides findings according to the company's reporting process. Buyers can review the information and discuss next steps.
What Is Radon?
Radon is a naturally occurring gas that can enter homes through the ground. Because it cannot be seen, smelled or tasted, testing is generally the way to determine whether it is present.
Termite Inspection vs. Home Inspection: What's the Difference?
A home inspection evaluates accessible systems and components broadly; a termite inspection focuses specifically on signs of wood-destroying insect activity.
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