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Before you have any major work performed on your home, you may need to get your property inspected twice: once before the work is started and again after the work is complete. Your need for an inspection (and the number of times that the inspection is required) depends upon the laws of your state or city and the type of work that you plan on having done. A simple paint job for the interior of your home for example, doesn't need an inspection however a siding job does. In fact, a siding job requires an inspection before the job even starts and after the job is complete.

Why? Basically, the community that you live in requires that your section of the neighborhood isn't a hazard and that it's safe for both you and others around it. A home that isn't up to code is dangerous and to protect its citizens, laws enforce that home improvements must be quality work and must not be constructed in such a way that it risks the lives of others. These codes also attempt to enforce a standard quality of living and to protect its property value.

Even though they may seem like a pain,
inspections that are required after a job is complete are really designed to protect you. According to the laws in some areas, you legally can not pay a contractor unless an inspector approves the completed work.

So if you're having cement work, stucco, or wood installed on the outside of your home, inspectors will look for cracks after the job is complete, and require that they be repaired before you release payment. If you're having a new roof installed or you're having an existing roof repaired, inspectors will check to ensure that all its shingles are in place, all the tiles are in one piece, and that the wood isn't damaged.

Other things that inspectors look for are good tuck pointing jobs, sealed
siding require an inspection before it even begins, your contractor will bring an inspector onto the job site for you.

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