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Some frequently asked questions:
A standard home inspection provides a general overview of the property’s condition. However, a structural engineering inspection is a specialized, in-depth analysis performed by a licensed professional engineer. We focus specifically on the structural integrity of the home’s foundation, framing, roof, and other critical load-bearing components. This is crucial for identifying potential issues that a standard inspector may not be qualified to assess, especially with the unique architectural and geological challenges in Scottsdale.
Due to the desert climate and unique topography, we frequently encounter issues such as:
Foundation Movement: Caused by expansive soils and changes in moisture.
Stucco and Drywall Cracks: Often a result of extreme temperature fluctuations and settling.
Retaining Wall Failure: A concern for homes built on hillsides or near washes.
Truss Damage: We inspect for issues in attic spaces, which can be affected by both heat and storm damage.
Yes. Even new construction can have structural issues. We recommend an independent third-party inspection to ensure that the builder’s work meets all engineering specifications and building codes. This provides peace of mind and can help you identify any potential defects before they become major problems.
Yes, we are fully licensed and qualified to perform FHA/VA foundation certifications. We will inspect the foundation and provide the necessary documentation to ensure your home meets the specific requirements for government-backed loans.
A proper home inspection will take account of: Physical structure, Roof, sub roof, gutters/leaders, and downspouts. Overall plumbing and electrical systems, heating and air conditioning systems, appliances, foundations, drainage, septic or sewer systems just to cover a few. Every home is unique and inspected accordingly.