Duplex/Multiplex Inspection Near Mobile
Buying a Duplex or Multiplex? Don’t skip the inspection! A duplex or multiplex property can have hidden issues just like any other home, threatening your health, safety, and investment. With WIN, you can get a thorough and professional inspection of your units and their systems to ensure their quality and safety.
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We offer home inspection services in Axis, Bon Secour, Chunchula, Creola, Daphne, Spanish Fort, Elberta, Fairhope, Foley, Gulf Shores, Loxley, Magnolia Springs, Robertsdale, Saraland, Satsuma, Semmes, Silverhill, Stapleton, Summerdale, Mobile, Eight Mile.
88%
Of customers learned of hidden property issues that needed to be addressed.
51%
Of a household’s annual energy consumption stems from HVAC systems, making their assessment necessary in reducing costs.
12% - 18%
Of homes found issues with water heaters, plumbing, and electrical systems.
Why Get a Duplex/Multiplex Inspection with WIN?
Our comprehensive Duplex/Multiplex Inspection assesses 300+ items in your property including interior and exterior components, roof, HVAC, electrical, plumbing, foundation, and major appliances. Whether you are looking to purchase a duplex or multiplex as your main residence, vacation home, or investment property, it’s essential to have it inspected to ensure you are aware of any key issues so you can make an informed decision.
Benefits of Duplex/Multiplex Inspection
Be an Informed Buyer: Gain an unbiased assessment of the home’s condition so you can make an informed decision.
Protect Your Investment: Avoid expensive surprises and repairs by identifying existing and potential issues before they arise.
Gain Peace of Mind: Enjoy confidence and satisfaction in your new duplex or multiplex knowing it was inspected with WIN Home Inspection.
How Does a Duplex/Multiplex Inspections Work?
At WIN, we use specialized equipment to conduct a Duplex/Multiplex Inspection, ensuring accurate results and comprehensive evaluations of your property's condition.
STEP 1
Inspect the Exterior
When inspecting the exterior features of the home, we check that there are no areas of concern with the drainage of the property, roof, gutters, siding, porches, decks, garage, foundation and more.
STEP 2
Inspect the Interior
STEP 3
Check the Major Systems
STEP 4
Receive Your Report
STEP 5
Have a Post-Inspection Consultation
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Great price and so thorough. My realtor had suggested someone else initially but I brought up WIN & she immediately lit up, stating - “oh right, go with them!!” They we’re so quick and customer service was excellent. Highly recommend
Tori R.
The service was great with WIN Home Inspection on the duplex rentals that we bought. Now we know what we need to do before we close escrow.
Mauro S.
I am in the process of purchasing a duplex in North Ridgeville and hired Win Home Inspection to do a general home inspection/septic inspection. The Win Team was very professional, informative, and provided me with a very thorough report. Will be using them for... Read More
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FAQ
Why should I get an inspection when buying a duplex or multiplex?
A Duplex/Multiplex Inspection helps you uncover any hidden issues within the unit, providing you with peace of mind and helping you prevent costly repairs later.
How long does a Duplex/Multiplex Inspection take, and when should I schedule it in the buying process?
Typically takes two hours to complete, however the time it takes depends on the home's size and scope of the inspection. This inspection is typically scheduled while under contract during your contingency period.
What are some common issues that may arise in Duplex/Multiplex Inspections?
Common issues include interior problems such as water damage, HVAC issues, and other maintenance-related concerns.
What do Duplex/Multiplex Inspections cover?
A Duplex/Multiplex Inspection encompasses a comprehensive evaluation of the property, including its foundation, structural elements, crawl space, walls, doors, windows, siding, HVAC, electrical and plumbing systems, attic, roof, fireplaces, interior stairways, bathrooms, bedrooms, kitchen, laundry room, exterior grading, and the presence of smoke and carbon monoxide detectors.