NWA MapleLeaf Home Inspections, LLC

A home inspection protects your investment whether you are buying or selling a home. Over time, we have surfaced way too many high dollar problems to solidify the NEED for a home inspection.
For the Sellers, a home inspection surfaces the issues prior to placing the “FOR SALE” sign in the yard. This enables the home owner to take time to fix the problems, account for the repairs in the listing price, and have a smoother transaction when a Buyer comes along.
For the Buyers on existing homes or new construction, we offer an unbiased fresh set of eyes looking over the property making sure you are not buying a potential problem or money pit.
Hire a good inspector, one that is honest and thorough, as the inspection will be the Best Investment you will ever make when buying a home.
NWA MapleLeaf Home Inspections provide: “Quality Home Inspections through professional services”.

“Quality Home Inspections through Professional Services.”

Services
A home inspection provides you with an objective visual examination of the physical structure and systems of a house from the roof to the foundation at the time of inspection.

Sellers “Pre-Listing Inspections”
If you are selling a home, getting a home inspection means you know you are complying with full disclosure laws, and if necessary, you can choose your professional contractors for any work that needs to be completed.

Buyers
When buying a home, either for the first time or multiple times, getting a home inspection means you will receive important information to deal with any deficient areas prior to purchase. A professional home inspection gives you this valuable information as inspectors are trained to identify deficient areas, both minor and major, which may have been overlooked by the previous home owner and the inspector will identify those that require immediate attention.

New Home Owners “11 Month Inspection”
If you have recently purchased a new home from a builder and the one year "builder warranty" is about to expire, a professional home inspection will let you know whether there are areas to address prior to the warranty expiration. Having peace of mind, knowing that potential problems can be addressed before they propagate into something that could lead to costly repairs in the foreseeable future and outside of the warranty period.

Arkansas Home Inspection Board (AHIB) standards of practice, indicates a thorough home inspection will include an evaluation of the following:
• Roof System
• Insulation and Ventilation
• Interior
• Plumbing System
• Exterior
• Basement/Crawl Space
• Heating and Air Conditioning System
• Electrical System
• Attic
• Structural System
• Fireplaces and Solid Fuel Burning Appliances

Other areas of a property inspection are site-specific and the inspection will provide a thorough overview of the home condition.