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Getting ready to sell your home? The last thing you want is for a buyer’s inspection to uncover expensive problems you didn’t know existed.
That’s where we come in
Michigan's spring and summer selling season moves fast. A surprise issue found during the buyer's inspection can stall a deal or cost you at the negotiating table. A pre-listing inspection puts you in control of that conversation instead of the buyer.

When the buyer's inspector finds something you did not know about, you lose leverage at the worst possible time, mid-negotiation, with a closing date on the line. Sellers who skip a pre-listing inspection are far more likely to face a renegotiated price, a delayed closing, or a buyer who gets cold feet altogether. Knowing first means you decide how the story gets told, not the buyer's inspector.
Granule loss and flashing wear are easy to miss from the ground but obvious to a trained eye.
Improper grading sends water toward the foundation instead of away from it, a common cause of basement moisture across Southeast Michigan.
Reversed outlets, missing GFCI protection, or an overloaded panel often go unnoticed until someone looks closely.
Rarely visited spaces where insulation has settled or shifted over time, invisible from inside the home.
Soil that has settled toward the foundation over the years, a slow change most homeowners never notice.
Slow leaks under sinks or around fixtures that have not yet caused visible damage.
Please reach us at Aaron.Ty.Jackson@gmail.com if you cannot find an answer to your question.
Not necessarily. A pre listing inspection lets you decide what to fix, what to disclose, and what to price around, on your own terms.
No. Most sellers complete a pre-listing inspection in a single visit, well before the home hits the market.
That is your choice. Many sellers use it purely to prepare, without disclosing the report itself.
No, buyers will typically still order their own. But you will already know what they are going to find.
That is completely your call. The report is a planning tool, not a to do list you are obligated to complete.
As soon as you decide to sell. That gives you the most time to plan repairs, gather quotes, or simply adjust your price expectations.
No, even newer homes benefit. It catches builder oversights, settling issues, or maintenance items a seller may not have noticed.
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Catching small issues early helps prevent larger, more expensive repairs down the road. From foundation cracks to roof damage or outdated wiring, our certified home inspector offers Pre-Listing Inspections in Michigan that allow you to correct problems before they impact your sale price or negotiation power.
Don’t wait until the buyer’s inspection to discover hidden problems; be proactive and take control of your home’s market value with a thorough home inspection in Michigan.
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