What We Find Most: Common Defects in Central Jersey Homes by Age and Town Gregory Anzano, NJ Licensed Home Inspector #24GI00201100, Radon Certification MET15868, DGM
Well Water Testing in NJ: What the Private Well Testing Act Requires Before Closing Well water testing in NJ is required by law whenever a
NJ Flood Disclosure Law: What Sellers Must Reveal and What an Inspection Actually Finds By Gregory Anzano, NJ Licensed Home Inspector #24GI00201100 | Radon Certification
Inspection day in New Jersey is the walkthrough where a licensed inspector examines a home’s major systems and structure before you close. Yes, you should attend if
Here’s the short version. Once your NJ home inspection report lands in your inbox, you and your realtor decide what to ask for, and that request usually
A 7-day inspection window is the short stretch of time built into many New Jersey home purchase contracts, giving buyers just one week to complete
If you are buying or selling a home in Central Jersey, you have probably heard the term seller disclosure thrown around by your agent or
By Gregory Anzano, NJ Licensed Home Inspector #24GI00201100, DGM Inspection If you have spent any time house hunting in Middlesex County this year, you already
You just got the email. Your home inspection report is ready, and it is 45 pages long with 30 photos and a summary section that
By Gregory Anzano, DGM Inspection | NJ Licensed Home Inspector #24GI00201100 If you are buying or selling a home anywhere in Middlesex County, radon is
