Dane Hanscom & Michelle Hopkin
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A home’s sewer line is out of sight, but problems such as blockages, cracks, root intrusion, and deteriorated piping can lead to unexpected costs and transaction concerns. This informative webinar will help real estate agents understand how sewer scope inspections work, what inspectors look for, and why the inspection may be valuable during the home-buying process.
Attendees will learn about common sewer-line materials and defects, typical inspection findings, report terminology, and appropriate next steps when concerns are identified. The session will also provide practical strategies for explaining the inspection process to buyers and sellers while remaining within the agent’s professional scope.
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A sewer backup is a disgusting and expensive event that can be costly when you own a home. Sewer line repair can also be extremely expensive, as it requires a lot of excavation and potentially street/sidewalk repairs. A sewer camera inspection before you purchase the home will help ensure that the main sewer line is free of problems that can cause headaches after you move in. Experience high-end technology to resolve your drainage problems.
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