Maintenance Inspections
Examine the current state of your home, even if it’s not on the market.
The Best Maintenance Inspections
Just because a home is not currently up for sale does not mean it would not benefit from an inspection. A home maintenance inspection uses the traditional home inspection process to discover the home’s current condition and devise an unbiased approach to ongoing maintenance.
The BrickKicker inspector is not like a contractor. When contractors are brought to a home they are looking for work, but a home inspector is looking to inform and educate. These inspections can save money over time and help keep most people’s largest investment in the best condition possible.
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