Show me homes
Tell me about the home you're considering and I'll help you plan the inspection.
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The inspector checks the home's major systems and structure.
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Read the report to see what's minor and what matters.
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After the report, you can choose repairs, a credit, or moving on as is.
Rather just talk? Text me at (580) 647-0915
Your inspection report comes back thirty pages long. Don't panic. That's normal.
Travis Wright here, with eXp Realty. Once your offer's accepted, a licensed inspector goes through the house from top to bottom: the roof, the foundation, the electrical, the plumbing, and the heat and air. It usually takes a few hours, and I recommend you come for the end so they can walk you through it.
Every house has something on that list, even brand new ones. The question is, what's a big deal and what's just a loose doorknob?
We focus on the big stuff, like safety issues, water problems, or major systems. Then we decide together whether to ask for repairs, ask for a credit, or move forward as is.
And in Oklahoma, it's smart to look closely at the roof after all our storms.
If there are any homes you'd like to see, just reply with the word HOMES, and I'll set up a showing.
Travis Wright with eXp Realty
I help buyers and sellers in Lawton and the surrounding area with straight answers, honest price ranges, and zero pressure. Ask me anything. Seriously, I like questions.
OK License #206164 · 1146 NW Cache Rd, Lawton, OK 73507 · (580) 647-0915
Frequently Asked Questions
What does a home inspector check?
A licensed inspector goes through the house top to bottom: the roof, foundation, electrical, plumbing, and heat and air. It usually takes a few hours.
Should I be at the inspection?
Travis recommends coming for the end so the inspector can walk you through what they found.
Is a long inspection report normal?
Yes. Every house has something on the list, even brand new ones. The question is what's a big deal and what's just a loose doorknob.
What happens after the report comes back?
You focus on the big items, like safety issues, water problems, or major systems. Then you decide together whether to ask for repairs, ask for a credit, or move forward as is.