POST CLOSING HOME INSPECTION

A post-closing home inspection is a thorough inspection performed by a licensed home inspector after the completion of a home purchase. It is an opportunity for the buyer to assess the condition and functionality of the property they have just bought. 

During the inspection, the inspector checks various aspects of the home such as the roof, foundation, electrical system, plumbing, HVAC system, appliances, and other structural elements. They look for any defects, damages, safety hazards, or other issues that may require repair or further attention.

The purpose of a post-closing home inspection is to provide buyers with peace of mind and ensure that they are aware of any potential problems before moving in. Also it might serve as a basis for negotiating repairs or compensation with the seller or builder.

Ultimately, a post-closing home inspection aims to protect the buyer's investment and ensure that they are fully informed about the overall condition and functionality of their new home.