Due to concerns regarding the COVID-19 pandemic, Cornerstone inspectors will only allow buyers listed on our agreement and their agent to attend the inspection. No one else will be permitted in the home during the inspection (this includes children, parents, extended family, and contractors) We recommend for you to bring your own mask and limit the …
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COVID-19 March 2020
INSPECTION DETAILS ARE BELOW THIS COVID-19 STATEMENT In response to the COVID-19 virus situation that is rapidly unfolding around the world, Cornerstone Inspection Services, Inc has developed and implemented new protocols and procedures. These are meant to protect our employees, clients, referring partners and home sellers as well as our community as a whole. Our …
How to Prepare your Clients for their Home Inspection
Have your clients ever had a bad experience with their home inspection? Or are you working with new homebuyers who are unsure about what a home inspection entails? Giving your client additional information about the home inspection process and what to expect can make everything go much more smoothly. Tell your clients to expect problems …
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Don’t Leave Your Listing Out in the Cold!
We may still be in denial about it, but cold weather is officially here. While summer has its own host of home maintenance problems, like greater pest and termite activity, cold temperatures and harsh weather can cause a myriad of issues as well. Whether you have a listing that won’t seem to sell, or a …
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5 Reasons Why You Need A Radon Test
Have you ever skipped a radon test when buying a house just to save some extra money? This is actually not a good idea and can be very harmful in the long run. Radon is a gas released by the breakdown of uranium in the soil. Radon gas is radioactive, making it extremely destructive to …
5 Things Home Inspectors Wish You Knew
It’s important not to get too stressed out about an inspection. Every house will have its problems, and the bottom line is that almost everything can be fixed. Prelisting inspections are a great idea for the reason that they reduce stress for all parties involved during the deal. Make sure all areas of the home …