The seller agreed to the repairs. We go back and confirm the work was actually done, done correctly and done by someone who knew what they were doing.
Repair addenda get signed, then the work gets rushed in the last week before settlement. A re-inspection is the only way to know whether the fix was a proper repair or a cosmetic patch over the same problem.
The three most common outcomes of a repair verification visit.
Documented and photographed, so you can proceed to settlement with confidence.
The symptom was patched and the cause was left in place, which we flag immediately.
It happens more often than buyers expect, and it is far better to learn it now than after closing.
The systems most often involved in a repair addendum.
A full evaluation of the structure and every major system, for buyers and sellers.
Find and fix the surprises before your property goes on the market.
Covering, flashing, drainage and the remaining service life.
Supply, drains, water heater and the signs of past leaks.
Service, panels, grounding and the safety of the wiring.
Find the source, the moisture path and the hidden damage.
Call Doug and the team on (410) 925-2088 or email clientcare@mdhi.com with anything else.
After the seller confirms the repairs are complete, and ideally a few days before your final walkthrough so there is time to respond if something is wrong.
Yes. Send us the original report and we will verify the listed items against it.
Less than a full inspection, since the scope is limited to the agreed items. Call with the number of items and we will quote it.
Send us the repair addendum and we will schedule the verification visit.
