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From Report to Contractor
Three steps, and the first one is reading something you already have.
The one-paragraph answer
The exclusions section is the part of an inspection report worth reading, because what a report does not cover is what generates the call afterwards. Nobody arranging that call is charged for it. The contractor at the other end of it is.
Read the exclusions, not the findings
If you have a report, the section worth ten minutes is the one nobody reads: what the inspector was not required to cover. It is the same list in every report, and it is where the expensive surprises live.
Work out which question you have
A finding in the report is one kind of call. Something the report explicitly did not cover is another. The second sort usually needs different equipment, and saying which you have gets you to the right contractor first time.
Then place the call
The number on this site connects you to an independent contractor covering your area. We pass on what you tell us. We do not inspect, quote, schedule or supervise the work.
What we will not do
We will not tell you a report is wrong, or that a finding is serious, without anybody having looked at your house. We have not seen it, and neither has anyone we would put on the phone until they do.
Inspection report in front of you?Read us the plumbing lines and nothing else — we do not want the document. We will route you to a contractor covering your area who can quote the items on it, and you are never charged by us. Inspections are the theme here; calls of every kind are routed.
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