Best Value & Integrity

Trust your home inspection to an InterNACHI home inspector who gives the highest level professionalism and the best value.

Now Offering Walk-Thru Inspections during showings and Post Purchase Inspections

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Experience confidence and peace of mind about your investment and any negotiations.

The Bad

Sometimes we find serious problems! Having as much information as possible about the condition of the home is essential to making an informed purchasing decision.

Who are we?

Pine Tree Home Inspection LLC. Is locally owned, and focuses on serving Central Maine; however we will travel anywhere if needed. Our principal inspector is David Roberts, who is certified through the Home Inspection Institute of Cincinnati, Ohio and is an InterNACHI Certified Home Inspector. Member # NACHI14032823. We are committed to provide the very best in quality and service..

The Good

A proper visual inspection will confirm the home you are interested in purchasing is good condition. You can move into your home with peace of mind.

Now offering Free Infrared imaging of your home

Free with every inspection. We offer a no cost to you infrared analysis of your home to better help you understand the dynamics of your home, allowing you to see the way the heat moves around your home.

We Examine all of a Home’s Condition Inside & Out

How We Can Help You

Our inspections enable you to take control of your real estate transaction by helping you:

• identify potential problems
• examine the home’s condition
• recommend possible repairs and upgrades
• take measure of your investment decision
• experience confidence and peace of mind about your investment
and any negotiations.

FAQ’s

How soon can I have my house inspected?

Usually within 2 to 3 days and reports will be delivered the following business day.

Why is a home inspection important?

Home Buyers: Most buyers find it difficult to remain objective and unemotional about the house they really want, and this may affect their judgment. To obtain the most accurate information about the condition of a home, always get an impartial third-party opinion from an expert in the field of home inspection.

Home Sellers: Why wait for a buyer’s home inspection to uncover hidden problems after you have already accepted an offer? This could cost you thousands in a lower negotiated selling price. More often sellers are choosing to have a thorough home inspection when listing their home to help identify critical areas of concern up front. This will help you to decide whether to perform repairs or disclose the concerns during negotiations

What if the report reveals problems?

No house is perfect. When the inspector identifies problems, it does not indicate you should not buy the house. His findings serve to educate you in advance of the purchase about the condition of the property. If your budget is tight or if you do not want to be involved in future repair work, this information will be extremely valuable. A seller may adjust the purchase price or contract terms if major problems are discovered during an inspection.

Can't I do the inspection myself?

Even the most experienced homeowner lacks the knowledge and expertise of a professional home inspector. A professional home inspector has the experience, depth of knowledge and training to make an unbiased and informed report of the condition of a property. An inspector is familiar with the many elements of home construction, their proper installation and maintenance. An inspector understands how the home’s systems and components are intended to function together, as well as how and why they fail. He knows what to look for and is uniquely suited to interpret what his findings reveal about the condition of the property.

Should I attend the home inspection?

While it is not necessary for you to be present, it is recommended that you make time to join the inspector on his visit. This allows you to observe the inspector, ask questions as you learn about the condition of the home, how its systems work, and how to maintain them. After you have seen the property with the inspector, you will find the written report easier to understand.