Video: Columbus home inspector urges buyers to not skip inspection process

Ben York, a home inspector with Pillar to Post Home Inspectors, says it's important to not skip the home inspection process when you're buying a house.
“A home inspector will always pay for themselves because you are never going to find all the things that the home inspector is going to find,” York told the Ledger-Enquirer. “And you’re never going to know the things that they know.”
The hundreds of dollars spent on getting a home inspection can save home buyers thousands of dollars down the road if major repairs are needed, York said.
“You don’t want surprises,” he said. “And you certainly don’t want surprises that cost you $5,000, $10,000, $15,000 or $20,000.”
Learn more at www.ledger-enquirer.com/news/business/article289885284.html

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My inspector missed everything. Not one window in my 600K house would open because the window hit the bottom window ledge.. Several outlets did not work and the pool pump was not working The best part was he drank all my beer and left the air on 60 degrees for a month until I moved in Never again.

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Oh yes , I forgot he missed that there were several roof shingles missing and my first floor sink faucet was not working.