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Please don't be "that" type of homeowner. Protect your investment with a certified property inspection from Hummingbird Property Inspections, LLC.

We are certified, licensed, and insured!

Call now to book your appointment: 678.468.4142

It's an honor for Hummingbird Property Inspections, LLC to be listed as a Top Rated company with Elite Services!

This means our clients would highly recommend our services and have rated us as a 5 star 🌟 company...nothing but God!

10 Questions to Ask Your Home Inspector:

1. What credentials do you have?
2. What is covered in the home inspection?
3. What does that mean?
4. Is this issue major or minor?
5. How well is the home insulated?
6. Can you recommend a professional?
7. How much longer does the roof have?
8. Are there any drainage issues?
9. What do I do with this?
10. What are your major concerns?

Hummingbird Property Inspections, LLC is proud to be a screened and approved professional that is partnered with Home Advisor and Angi (formerly Angie's List)!

10 Most Common Home Defects:

1. Faulty electrical wiring.

2. Roof problems, including poorly installed or missing flashing at transition areas.

3. Heating/cooling system defects, including inadequate maintenance and aged components.

4. Plumbing issues.

5. Inadequate insulation and ventilation in attic.

6. Whole house is poorly maintained.

7. Poor drainage around the structure.

8. Air and water penetrating cracks and window perimeters at exterior.

9. Minor structural damage.

10. Potential environmental problems, such as signs of mold growth.

Did you know...

A home inspection is often necessary in a real estate transaction because it helps the buyer – and lender – ensure they’re making a good investment. It also ensures the home is safe to live in. Typically, a contingent offer will require a home inspection to be done before a sale can happen because, if the inspection report shows any major problems, the buyer can back out of the real estate deal.