Home inspectors are trained to get into spaces you may not even know exist. These places many times have concerns that may affect the health and safety of people living in the home.

For example, when was the last time you looked in the attic during a showing? Most homeowners generally don't think to as they are determining if they want to purchase that particular home. Inspectors are trained to find existing issues such as organic growth or broken roof framing components. We are also trained to identify items that may lead to those particular items. 

The attic is just one of the many items in a home that will be examined during an inspection that home buyers don't consider when making the purchase. A home inspection can not only protect the well being of the buyer and the family but can also prevent someone from buying a money pit.