- Thinking a home inspection tells you everything about a house?
- A standard inspection is useful, but it can still leave some expensive problems hidden
- A home inspector usually does a visual check only
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Thinking a home inspection tells you everything about a house? It doesn’t. A standard inspection is useful, but it can still leave some expensive problems hidden.
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[B-roll: inspector walking through a home, close-up of roof, electrical panel, foundation cracks]
KEY POINT 1
A home inspector usually does a visual check only. That means they’re not opening walls, moving heavy furniture, or testing every system to failure. They’re spotting obvious red flags, not guaranteeing the home is problem-free.
[B-roll: inspector taking notes, flashlight under sink]
KEY POINT 2
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Some big issues need separate specialists. Think sewer lines, mold, asbestos, pests, or roof damage. If the house is older, or you notice stains, odors, or settlement cracks, ask about extra inspections before you waive contingencies.
[B-roll: sewer camera, mold test kit, pest control truck, cracked wall]
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