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Christmas Came Early - REDUCED Inspection Prices

Christmas Came Early - REDUCED Inspection Prices

Homebuyers

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FAQ Friday Week 1: Why do I need a home inspection? 🏡🤔

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Each Friday we’ll answer a Frequently Asked Question to help our community learn more about the home inspection industry and learn more about our company in particular. This week’s question is: Why do I need a home inspection?

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Know Your H2O: The Importance of Water Quality Testing

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At Forever Home Inspection, we provide simple water quality testing as one of our ancillary services. Whether you receive your water from a municipal source or a well, our water quality tests can provide you with valuable information to help you make informed decisions about the water found inside your home.

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Happy New Year from Forever Home Inspection!

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Wishing everyone a safe and blessed new year! 🥳 Looking forward to serving clients all across NE Oklahoma in 2026! Check out our reduced pricing for the new year, with home inspections starting at $350 for homes under 1,000 sqft. 🙌🏻

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Inspector Mike's Top 5 Winter Tips

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Inspector Mike's Top 5 Winter Tips

With every change of season, so comes the responsibility of prepping our homes for the weather to come. In a society with service companies on speed dial, we often take for granted that our appliances and energy efficiency systems are good to go. Here are my top 5 helpful tips to not only save a little money this winter on utility costs but also keep your family safe.

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The Hidden Risks in Your Tap: Why Water Quality Testing Is Essential for Your Home

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One of the most overlooked dangers is something that seems completely safe—your drinking water. Contaminants such as lead, bacteria, nitrates, and heavy metals can lurk in your water supply, posing serious health risks to you and your family.

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What Lies Beneath: Why a Sewer Scope Inspection Is a Must for Homebuyers

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A home’s sewer line is one of its most critical components, yet it’s also one of the most overlooked during the home-buying process. A damaged sewer line can lead to severe property damage, unpleasant sewage backups, and costly repairs. That’s why a sewer scope inspection is an essential step for any homebuyer.

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10 Best Business Practices for Home Inspectors

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Discover the top 10 essential business practices every home inspector needs to follow to boost client satisfaction, minimize risk, and build a thriving inspection business. From advanced technology to clear communication, this guide has you covered!

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10 FAQs about Home Inspection Reports

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A home inspection report is created by a home inspector either during or after conducting a home inspection. The report identifies any visible defects, provides detailed explanations, and often recommends industry professionals for further assessment or advice for the homebuyer.

 
 

  • A Buyer Home Inspection reports on the overall status of your future home and its possible defects. We will deliver a detailed and easy-to-decipher report to the home buyer before 3pm the following business day.

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  • We will inspect for termites and other wood destroying insects, but we do not provide a plan of treatment or treatment, itself. Our goal is to provide a convenient and unbiased termite inspection.

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  • A sewer scope inspection is a camera-led scoping of the lateral sewer line only. The scope will begin at the house and navigate via a long cable line to the end of the lateral sewer line. A sewer scope inspection does NOT include scoping of all of the plumbing throughout the home.

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  • An inspection of the floor supply vents with a camera-led scope, a video recording of the findings, plus a report of the findings.

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  • A simple water quality test includes taking a sample of the drinking water from the home, interpreting the test results and providing you numbers.

    Our water test checks for:

    • Lead and heavy metals (Copper, Zinc, Mercury, Manganese, and Iron)

    • Free and Total Chlorine, Fluoride, Sodium Chloride, Hydrogen Sulfide, Bromine

    • Nitrate / Nitrite

    • Nitrates and nitrites

    • Total Dissolve Solids

    • pH

    • Water Hardness, Total Alkalinity, Carbonate

    Our water test DOES NOT check for:

    • E Coli-Bacteria

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  • We refer commercial building inspections to Focus Building Inspections.

 

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