Professional Home Inspectors in Parsippany-troy Hills, NJ

You should be present at the NJ home inspection. This allows for in-person conversation in which the home inspector can address your concerns, answer your questions, and focus on your individual needs as a purchaser.

Material defect is defined as a condition or functional aspect of a structural component or system that is noticeable at the time of the inspection and that significantly affects the habitability, value, or safety of the dwelling. It does not include stylistic, decorative, aesthetic, or cosmetic aspects of the system, structure, or component.

LookSmart Home Inspections owner, John Martino, is a member in good standing of the ASHI and strictly adheres to the principals set forth in their code of ethics. Additionally, he attends continuing education seminars and classes to keep up to date.

No, under the laws that govern NJ home inspectors, we cannot recommend contractors or repair people because of the inherent conflict of interest in doing so. We cannot perform any corrective action or repairs on the home ourselves for the same reasons. We, as New Jersey home inspectors, are permitted to recommend engineering firm if further structural evaluations are required.

If the roof is snow-covered on the day of the NJ Home Inspection, we will attempt to inspect the roof covering when we return to the home to pick up the radon test. If the roof is still snow-covered at that time, we will return to the home one more time, at your request, to inspect the roof covering.