Solid Rock Home Inspection
Who we are
Dan Kostenbader is the owner and operator of Solid Rock Home Inspection, a company that offers home inspections according to the standards of The International Association of Certified Home Inspectors. He has a lifelong interest and experience in home construction, remodeling, and technology, and he constantly seeks to improve his skills and knowledge through formal and informal education. He is committed to providing thorough and quality inspections to his clients.
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Home Inspections
Commercial Inspection
Water Quality Testing
Septic System Inspection
Mold Inspection
Radon Inspection
Insect wood damage
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Frequently Asked Questions
Our customers are our top priority when it comes to understanding home inspections and how it’s done. Below are answers to some of the most common questions we encountered.
A home inspection is a visual check of the house’s structure and systems by a certified inspector. The inspector will report on the condition and operation of the heating, cooling, plumbing, electrical, roof, foundation and other components.
A home inspection will help you learn about any defects or problems with the house before buying or selling it. You can use the inspection report to negotiate repairs or price adjustments, or to cancel the deal if the problems are too serious.
The cost of a home inspection varies depending on the size, age, condition and location of the house. The average cost in Pennsylvania is about $500. This does not include any extra services that you may request, such as water quality testing, radon testing, air quality testing, insect wood damage inspection, or mold inspection.
You should expect a thorough and professional service from your home inspector. A typical home inspection takes about 2 to 4 hours to complete. You are welcome and encouraged to attend the inspection and ask questions.
No, a house cannot fail a home inspection. A home inspection is not a pass or fail test, but an assessment of the current condition of the house. A home inspector will not tell you whether to buy or sell a house, but provide you with factual information that can help you make an informed decision.
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