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New Jersey Vacation Property InspectionNew Jersey cottage is your escape from the hustle and bustle of everyday life - a place to relax and enjoy nature with family and friends. But nothing can spoil your summer fun like a cottage plagued with costly and time consuming maintenance problems. The best way to avoid these headaches is to know how to spot common problems and pitfalls before you buy.
As with a house, a qualified home inspector should be hired before purchasing your vacation home. The New Jersey inspector will determine the structural and mechanical soundness of the cottage as well as existing and potential problem areas. By commissioning a home inspection prior to purchase, you're protecting both yourself and your investment, as well as buying a little peace-of-mind. Your New Jersey real estate sales representative can recommend a reputable home inspection service or arrange for a home inspector to visit your property, but there are areas that you can first examine on your own.
Exterior of vacation property
- Signs of infestation
- Roof
- Decks and stairs
- Dock
- Trees and utility poles
- Windows and doors
- Siding
- Driveway and access roads
- Septic and water supply
Interior of vacation property
- General state of repair
- Electrical
- Furnace
- Water damage
- Infestation
- Plumbing
- Security
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