ValueGuard NJ Home Inspections

Inspection FAQs

Do I need a home inspection?

In most cases, purchasing real estate is the largest investment that you will ever make. Gaining insight into the general condition of the building, material defects in any of the components, the age of its systems and corresponding life expectancies, the need for repairs and the positive attributes of the property (i.e.: new roof, low maintenance exteriors and upgrades) gives you the necessary facts to make an informed buying decision.

The simple axiom is that the more you know about the property - the less your exposure to the risks inherent in purchasing the property.

Furnace LeakFloor Joist DamageWater Stain

Frame RotDouble-tap Flue Lining

To schedule your South Jersey home inspection, call 856-429-4188.

 

What does the home inspector inspect?

Philadelphia Home InspectionStarting at the exterior of the property, the inspector will visually inspect the roof, flashing, chimneys, gutters, and downspouts. The home inspector will then inspect the siding, trim, windows, doors, decks, walkways and driveways. Drainage issues, retaining walls and patios will be inspected as to any negative impact that they may pose on the building.

After the home inspector has completed his survey of the exterior he will inspect the visible framing members in the attic and basement for signs of structural defects and prior repairs.

Pennsylvania Home InspectionThe inspector will also visually inspect the electrical system, the heating and cooling systems, the plumbing, insulation, and major appliances. While these areas are being observed the inspector will note any material defects in the interior components of the home.

In addition to noting any visible material defects, throughout the inspection, the home inspector will explain how the various systems of the home operate and give you information on how to maintain the home. It is a good idea to bring a pad of paper and any questions that you may have to the inspection so the inspector can address your concerns during the on-site walk-through.

electrical panel inspectionAfter the inspection is complete, the inspector will produce a written report that describes the systems and components of the home and reports the major concerns, safety issues, repairs, improvement items and areas to monitor that were noted during the inspection.  The inspection report will also include important maintenance advice.

Call us at 856-429-4188 to schedule your South Jersey home inspection.

 

Should I attend the home inspection?

YES, if at all possible, we encourage you to attend the home inspection. Valuable information regarding the condition of the home and its systems can be gained from spending just a few hours with one of our home inspectors. Our inspectors welcome your questions throughout the inspection process.  Information on the proper operation and maintenance of the building and its systems is also given at the time of the physical inspection.

At ValueGuard we feel very strongly that you are our client, and we want you to have the most accurate and thorough understanding about the condition of your new home. If you cannot attend the inspection, your ValueGuard home inspector will complete the inspection, produce the written report and call you to discuss the home and the items contained in the report.

To schedule your South Jersey home inspection, call us at 856-429-4188.

 

How long does the home inspection take?

Plan on 2½ to 3 hours, but the time can vary depending on the size, age and general condition of the home being inspected. Smaller properties may take less time, while large and complex properties may take longer.

Our inspectors are quite thorough and never rush, so please feel free to ask lots of questions during the inspection!

And we won't keep you waiting at the end of your inspection for your inspector to write up the report. We will email your ValueGuard Home Inspection Report the next business day.

And, if you have questions after the report is delivered, our inspectors will be happy to answer them.

To schedule your South Jersey home inspection, please call our office at 856-429-4188 or toll free 800-965-8520.

 

Do I need an inspection if I am purchasing a new home?

Absolutely.  Contrary to what many people think, brand new homes should be inspected regardless of whether they will be conveyed with a builder's warranty. Our inspectors routinely observe structural, heating, cooling, roofing, exterior, plumbing and interior defects in new homes that may go unnoticed by both the builder and purchaser until they become a substantial problem.
 
When the building is completed, the inspector will inspect the exterior, roof, gutters, chimneys, flashings, siding, trim, doors and site. He will also inspect the finished heating, cooling, electrical, plumbing, and interior systems. After the comprehensive inspection and prior to settlement, the ValueGuard inspector will produce a full written report with color photographs.

Eleventh Month New Construction Inspection

ValueGuard also offers an Eleven Month New Home Inspection.  We recommend a full inspection of the property for any issues that should be brought to the builder's attention prior to the lapse of the builder's warranty. A comprehensive written report is supplied to the client.

To schedule your South Jersey home inspection, please call us at 856-429-4188.

 

What is the price of a ValueGuard Home Inspection?

ValueGuard NJ Home Inspections Start @ $299

Compare our professionalism, experience and competitive prices with any other inspection company.  We offer superior home inspection services by experienced, certified and licensed home inspectors at competitive prices, guaranteed!

Many experts recommend against choosing a home inspector based on price.  A "low price inspector" may charge less because he's less experienced or takes less time per inspection, and can therefore do more inspections per day.  Our inspectors average over 6 years experience and never rush through an inspection!

VALUEGUARD NJ HOME INSPECTION PRICES

valueguard home inspections pricing and test fees

We proudly inspect homes in Atlantic County, Burlington County, Camden County, Cape May County, Cumberland County, Gloucester County, Ocean County and Salem County, New Jersey.

House inspection prices are applicable to single-family houses including colonial, cape cod, cottage, ranch, row homes, split-level, twin home, townhouses and Victorian homes. Condominium inspection prices are lower because the exterior, roof and common areas are typically the responsibility of the condominium - homeowners association and therefore not included in the inspection. It is recommended that you review the Association Bylaws or consult with the property manager to determine the scope of responsibility regarding these areas.

Note: Detached garages, outbuildings, age of home or other special inspection conditions, including distance, travel time and "Shore properties" may be extra. Other advertised discounts may not be combined with the discounted prices shown above.  Other discounts, where applicable will be applied to regular, non-discounted inspection prices.

Low Price Guarantee: ValueGuard NJ Home Inspections will meet any competitor's price on a comparable inspection!*


ADDITIONAL NEW JERSEY HOME INSPECTION SERVICES arranged by ValueGuard

Radon Testing Services

• Radon Test Fee with home inspection: $129

Wood Destroying Insect - Termite Inspection Services

• Wood Destroying Insect Inspection (Termite) Fee: $70

ValueGuard Multi-family Building Inspections

• Multi-unit (duplex, triplex, quad) Building Inspection Fee: starting @$375

ValueGuard COMMERCIAL PROPERTY/BUILDING INSPECTIONS

• Commercial Inspections: Pricing based on size and complexity of property.

*Competitor's written quote must be for a specific property address. Competitor inspector should be ASHI® certified, licensed and insured. Competitor radon testing must utilize tamper-resistant electronic radon monitor.  Special inspection conditions are excluded from comparison.

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What kind of home inspection report does ValueGuard prepare?

ValueGuard Home Inspection Reports are Clearly Superior!

ValueGuard home inspectors prepare a comprehensive narrative-style inspection report that is custom tailored to the home that is being inspected.  Each major system of the property has a separate section, including:

Structural Components • Roofing • Exterior Components • Electrical • Heating • Cooling/Heat Pumps • Insulation/Ventilation • Plumbing • Interior Components

that explains the system, visually observable major defects, its positive attributes and system observations, including:

Major Concerns • Safety Issues • Repair Items • Improvement Items • Items to Monitor

The report also includes an Overview section that discusses the more significant issues, the inspector's recommendations and a section on Maintenance Advice. If requested, we will provide Cost Estimates at no additional charge. Simply stated, while nearly all home inspection companies tout their reports as the best, all too often they are designed to be easy for the inspection company to produce and deliver. ValueGuard specifically designed its report to be easy for the consumer to understand. If you would like to view a sample inspection report, click on the link below.

If you would like us to email you a free copy of our Sample Home Inspection Report, please call us at 215-860-3150 or email us at info@valueguardusa.com.

 

 

What communities does ValueGuard serve?

ValueGuard is the premier home inspection company serving 8 counties in Southern New Jersey. Our experienced American Society of Home Inspectors (ASHI®) certified home inspectors service all of Southern New Jersey including:

Atlantic County
Burlington County
Camden County
Cape May County
Cumberland County
Gloucester County
Ocean County
Salem County

Since 1997, we have conducted over 43,000 residential (homes and condos) and commercial inspections in our community. By combining experience, uncompromising professionalism and unparalleled customer service our home inspectors are uniquely qualified to represent your interests. Choose ValueGuard Home Inspections for all of your South Jersey home inspection needs.

We also serve Southeastern Pennsylvania, including Philadelphia, the Main Line, and Berks, Bucks, Chester, Delaware, Montgomery and Philadelphia Counties and the State of Delaware.


 


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Cumberland County, NJ
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Salem County, NJ
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New Castle County, DE
Sussex County, DE

Atlantic County, NJ Home Inspectors

Absecon
Absecon City
Absecon Heights
Absecon Highlands
Atlantic City
Bargaintown
Brigantine
Brigantine City
Cardiff
Farmington
Galloway
Galloway Township
Leeds Point
Linwood
Longport
Margate
Margate City
McKee City
Northfield
Pinehurst
Pleasantville
Port Republic
Smithville
Somers Point
Ventnor
Ventnor City
Ventnor Heights
West Atlantic City
08201
08203
08205
08220
08221
08225
08232
08241
08244
08401
08402
08403
08404
08405
08406

Burlington County, NJ Home Inspectors

Bass River
Beverly
Birmingham
Bordentown
Bridgeboro
Browns Mills
Burlington City
Burlington Township
Chatsworth
Chesterfield Township
Cinnaminson Township
Columbus
Cookstown
Crosswicks
Delanco Township
Delran Township
Eastampton Township
Edgewater Park
Evesham Township
Fieldsboro
Florence
Fort Dix
Hainesport Township
Indian Mills
Jacobstown
Jobstown
Juliustown
Kresson
Lenola
Little Egg Harbor Township
Lumberton Township
Manchester Township
Mansfield
Maple Shade
Marlton
Marlton Lakes
Masonville
Mc Guire Afb
Medford Lakes
Medford Township
Moorestown
Mount Holly Township
Mount Laurel Township
New Gretna
New Lisbon
North Delran
North Hanover
North Marlton
Palmyra
Pemberton
Pine Grove
Rancocas
Rancocas Woods
Riverside
Riverton
Roebling
Shamong Township
Southampton Township
Tabernacle
Trenton
Vincentown
Westampton Township
Willingboro
Wrightstown
08010
08011
08015
08016
08019
08022
08036
08041
08042
08046
08048
08052
08053
08054
08055
08057
08060
08064
08065
08068
08073
08075
08076
08077
08088
08224
08505
08511
08515
08518
08554
08562
08640
08641

Camden County, NJ Home Inspectors

Albion
Ashland
Atco
Audubon
Audubon Park
Barrington
Bellmawr
Berlin
Berlin Boro
Berlin Township
Blackwood
Blenheim
Brooklawn
Camden
Cedar Brook
Cherry Hill Township
Chesilhurst
Chews Landing
Clementon
Collingswood
Delair
East Berlin
East Camden
East Haddonfield
Echelon
Ellisburg
Erial
Erlton
Gibbsboro
Glendora
Gloucester
Gloucester City
Haddon Heights
Haddon Township
Haddonfield
Hi Nella
Hilltop
Kirkwood
Kirkwood Voorhees
Lakeland
Laurel Springs
Lawnside
Lindenwold
Magnolia
Merchantville
Mount Ephraim
Pine Valley
Runnemede
Sicklerville
Somerdale
South Camden
Stratford
Tansboro
Tavistock
Turnersville
Voorhees Township
Waterford Township
Waterford Works
West Atco
West Berlin
West Collingswood
West Collingswood Heights
Westmont
Winslow
Woodcrest
Woodlynne
Oaklyn
Pennsauken
Pine Hill
08002
08009
08026
08033
08045
08081
08091
08102
08105
08108
08003
08012
08029
08034
08049
08083
08095
08103
08106
08109
08004
08018
08030
08035
08059
08084
08099
08104
08107
08110
08007
08021
08031
08043
08078
08089
08101

Cape May County, NJ Home Inspectors

Anglesea
Avalon
Beesleys Point
Belleplain
Burleigh
Cape May
Cape May Point
Clermont
Cold Spring
Corbin City
Del Haven
Dennisville
Eldora
Erma
Fishing Creek
Goshen
Grassy Sound
Green Creek
Marmora
Mayville
Miami Beach
North Cape May
North Dennis
North Wildwood
Ocean City
Ocean View
Palermo
Petersburg
Rio Grande
Sea Isle City
Seaville
Shaw Crest
South Dennis
South Seaville
Steelmantown
Stone Harbor
Strathmere
Swainton
Town Bank
Townsends Inlet
Tuckahoe
Villas
West Cape May
West Wildwood
Whitesboro
Wildwood
Wildwood City
Wildwood Crest
Woodbine
08202
08204
08210
08212
08214
08218
08219
08223
08226
08230
08242
08243
08245
08246
08247
08248
08250
08251
08252
08260
08270


Cumberland County, NJ
Home Inspectors

Bivalve
Bridgeton
Carmel
Cedarville
Deerfield
Deerfield Street
Deerfield Twp
Delmont
Dividing Creek
Dorchester
East Vineland
Fairfield Twp
Fairton
Fortescue
Gandys Beach
Greenwich
Greenwich Township
Heislerville
Laurel Lake
Leesburg
Mauricetown
Millville
Newport
Port Elizabeth
Port Norris
Rosenhayn
Seabrook
Shiloh
South Vineland
Stow Creek Twp
Thompson Beach
Upper Deerfield Twp
Vineland
08302
08314
08316
08321
08324
08329
08345
08349
08353
08361
08311
08315
08320
08323
08327
08332
08348
08352
08360
08362
08313

Gloucester County, NJ Home Inspectors

Almonesson
Auburn
Aura
Barnsboro
Billingsport
Blackwood Terrace
Bridgeport
Cecil
Clarksboro
Clayton
Collings Lakes
Cross Keys
Deptford Township
Ewan
Franklinville
Gibbstown
Glassboro
Grenloch
Harrisonville Township
Hurffville
Jericho
Logan Township
Malaga
Mantua Heights
Mickleton
Monroeville
Mount Royal
Mullica Hill
National Park
Newfield
Oak Valley
Paulsboro
Pitman
Richwood
Sewell
South Harrison Township
Swedesboro
Thorofare
Verga
Wenonah
West Deptford
Westville
Westville Grove
Williamstown
Willow Grove
Woodbury
Woodbury Heights
Woolwich Township
08014
08020
08025
08027
08028
08032
08039
08051
08056
08061
08062
08063
08066
08071
08074
08080
08085
08086
08090
08093
08094
08096
08097
08312
08322
08328
08343
08344

Ocean County, NJ Home Inspectors

Barnegat Light
Barnegat Township
Bass River
Bay Head
Bayville
Beach Haven West
Beachwood
Berkeley Township
Brant Beach
Brick Township
Bricktown
Cedar Bonnet Island
Cedar Run
Dover Township
Eagleswood Township
Forked River
Harvey Cedars Boro
High Bar Harbor
Island Heights
Jackson Township
Lacey Township
Lakehurst Naec
Lakewood
Lanoka Harbor
Lavallette
Little Egg Harbor Township
Long Beach Township
Loveladies
Manahawkin
Manchester Township
Mantoloking
Mayetta
Mystic Islands
New Egypt
Normandy Beach
North Beach
Ocean Gate
Ocean Township
Ortley Beach
Osbornsville
Parkertown
Pelican Island
Pine Beach
Plumsted Township
Point Pleasant Beach
Seaside Heights
Seaside Park
Ship Bottom Boro
South Seaside Park
South Toms River
Stafford Township
Surf City Boro
Toms River
Tuckerton
Tuckerton Boro
Wall Township
Waretown
Warren Grove
West Creek
West Tuckerton
Whiting
08005
08006
08008
08050
08087
08092
08527
08533
08701
08721
08722
08723
08724
08731
08732
08733
08734
08735
08738
08739
08740
08741
08742
08751
08752
08753
08754
08755
08756
08757
08758
08759

Salem County, NJ Home Inspectors

Alloway
Carneys Point Township
Centerton
Daretown
Deepwater
Elmer
Hancocks Bridge
Mannington Township
Norma
Paradise Lakes
Pedricktown
Penns Grove
Pennsville
Pilesgrove Township
Pittsgrove Township
Quinton
Salem
Sharptown
Woodstown
08001
08038
08067
08069
08070
08072
08079
08098
08318
08347
08023
 

Is ValueGuard Accredited by the Better Business Bureau?

Better Business Bureau Accredited BusinessYes.  ValueGuard is a "BBB Accredited Business".  Our Better Business Bureau (BBB) rating is A+.

For more information, visit BBB.org.

 

Why choose an ASHI Certified home inspector?

ASHI Home InspectorThe American Society of Home Inspectors (ASHI) is the nation's largest home inspector trade association. To become a member, an inspector has to pass a national home inspection test, have performed at least 250 inspections and pass another test that covers standards of practice and the code of ethics. Members are required to take 20 hours of continuing education annually to keep abreast of new materials, building standards, technologies and inspection techniques.

The American Society of Home Inspectors (ASHI) has been approved by the National Commission for Certifying Agencies (NCCA) as a recognized accrediting association for its profession-leading Certified Inspector Program.  ASHI is now the only accredited home inspection association whose full members have completed a recognized third-party certification process. All current, full ASHI members have met the requirements for this new certification.

 

What is the difference between a home inspection and an appraisal?

Both an appraisal and an inspection are vital, however they are different and neither should serve as a substitution for the other.

An appraisal assesses the market value of a home.  Typically, a bank requires an appraisal when approving a loan for either the purchase of a home or the refinancing of an existing loan.  This process is often mistaken by the homeowner as a home inspection. While an appraisal confirms the home's market value to ensure the lender is not over-insuring the property, it is not intended to provide a thorough assessment of the overall condition and safety of the home.

According to The Federal Housing Administration (FHA), the lender conducts an appraisal to estimate the value of a house, to make certain the house meets FHA minimum property standards and is marketable. However, during a home inspection a qualified home inspector takes a detailed look at the physical structure and systems of a house, from the roof to the foundation. The average time taken to conduct an appraisal is merely a fraction of the time it takes a certified home inspector to perform an inspection of the same house.

Unlike an appraisal, a ValueGuard ASHI Certified home inspector will examine the condition of the home's:

  • Heating system
  • Central air conditioning system (temperature permitting)
  • Interior plumbing and electrical systems
  • Roof, attic and visible insulation
  • Walls, ceilings, floors, windows and doors
  • Foundation, basement and structural components

To schedule a home inspection in Southern New Jersey,  please call us at 856-429-4188.

 

Note:  above information was provided by the American Society of Home Inspectors (ASHI). (May,2010)

 

Article: Secrets to a Solid Home Inspection

Secrets of a solid home inspection

(ARA) - Selling, buying or just putting a house on the market may raise many questions. Can I get a good price? Are there any problems I should fix prior to listing my house? If I buy this house, will I encounter problems that may make me regret my decision?
The sale price of a house depends on many factors, including the market, location, size of the property, age of the house, condition of the structure, what appliances might be included in the sale and even how nicely the property and building were landscaped and decorated - just to name a few.
Having a qualified professional inspect your house prior to putting it on the market - or for prospective buyers, before closing on a sale - can help guide your decision. But many homeowners and prospective buyers are unsure what's included in a standard home inspection, according to the American Society of Home Inspectors (ASHI). A qualified home inspector will review these aspects of a property:

* Roof, attic and visible insulation
* Foundation, basement and structural components
* Walls, ceilings and floors
* Heating and central air conditioning systems
* Windows and doors
* Water fixtures and faucets
* Decks

Nearly two out of three homeowners recently surveyed by ASHI reported they saved a lot of money as a result of having a home inspection during the selling/buying of a house. Sellers use inspections to help determine potential problems that can be repaired or replaced prior to listing - potentially getting them a higher sale price. And buyers use the inspections to determine if they want to invest in the property, or help negotiate for a better price that would include the repair and replacement of potential problems.

Not all home inspectors are certified and licensed. Always check with your local inspector for a complete list of services provided.

"It's important for homeowners to do their homework before hiring an inspector," says Kurt Salomon, ASHI president. "Look for a home inspector certified through the ASHI Certified Inspector Program, which is the only home inspection association program approved by the National Commission for Certifying Agencies."

The following elements are not included in a standard home inspection:
* Septic system
* Electrical wiring and plumbing that is not readily accessible (for example, behind drywall or plaster)
* Water conditioning or softening system
* Swimming pool
* Backyard fences
* Lawn irrigation system
* Household appliances
* Compliance with local codes
* Appraisal to determine market value

Before hiring a home inspector, inquire about what is covered in the inspection and ask to see a sample report. Although some inspectors provide ancillary services, it may be necessary to consult a specialist for concerns that extend beyond a standard inspection. Often your inspector will help you make this determination.

Hiring a certified home inspector and having questions answered before putting your house up for sale - or before finalizing a purchase price - can not only help save money, but also allow you to go through the process with more peace of mind.

 

 

NJ Home Inspection Law

New Jersey home inspectors are governed by the rules in the New Jersey Administrative Code contained at N.J.A.C. 13-40-15.  The company and the inspector are required to comply with these rules and failure to comply with these rules may subject the Company and the inspector to discipline. In addition, ValueGuard Southern New Jersey home inspectors are certified by the American Society of Home Inspectors, (ASHI). 

 

New Jersey Home Inspector Regulations

New Jersey Home Inspector Regulations

New Jersey Licensure (Chapter 8, Title 45) enacted in 1998. New Jersey's "Home Inspection Professional Licensing Act," sets specific educational and experience requirements in order to become a licensed home inspector. All home inspectors are required to: 1) complete high school or its equivalent; 2) serve as a licensed associate inspector for at least one year; 3) perform at least 250 inspections; 4) carry $500,000 in insurance; and 5) pass the National Home Inspector Examination. Inspectors do not have to be a member or candidate of ASHI in order to take the exam. In order to become a licensed associate home inspector under the law, an inspector must: 1) perform at least 50 inspections in the presence of a licensed inspector; and 2) pass the National Home Inspector Examination. Also, the law provides that, if home inspectors fail to disclose problems or accept payment from another party in the transaction, they can lose their license. Home inspectors are regulated by a five-member Home Inspection Advisory Committee, housed under the State Board of Professional Engineers and Land Surveyors.

In 2003, Public Law 2003, Chapter 77 was passed, amending the grandfathering requirements and extending the grandfathering window by one year, until June 30, 2004. Home Inspectors now have until December 31, 2005 to obtain their licenses.

In 2005, Public Law 2005, Chapter 201 was passed. The law states that to b e eligible for home inspector licensure an applicant has two options: (1) successfully complete an approved course of study not less than 180 hours, as prescribed by the State Board of Professional Engineers and Land Surveyors, after consultation with the State Department of Education, which shall include not less than 40 hours of unpaid field-based inspections in the presence of and under the direct supervision of a licensed home inspector; or (2) perform not less than 250 fee-paid home inspections in the presence of and under the direct supervision of a licensed home inspector. The licensed home inspector who oversees these inspections must take full responsibility for the inspection and any report produced. In addition, the law stipulates that as a condition for home inspector biennial license renewal, an individual shall complete 40 credit hours of continuing education.

The law also changes current law, which states home inspector applicants must pass the examinations offered by ASHI. The law instead will require applicants to pass an examination administered or approved by the Home Inspection Advisory Committee, which would not necessarily be ASHI's exam.

The law eliminates the classification of "Associate Home Inspector." During the first 180 days after the bill's enactment, the Home Inspection Advisory Committee shall, upon application, issue a home inspector license to any person whose application for an Associate Home Inspector license had been approved by the committee prior to December 30, 2005 or who satisfied certain requirements and had completed 40 hours of unpaid field-based inspections under the direct supervision of a licensed home inspector prior to December 30, 2005.

For more information, contact the NJ Home Inspection Advisory Committee at (973) 504-6460.

 
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