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That is common. Select “Not sure” on the form and upload any prior report if you find one later.

Yes. If you have a renewal deadline, include that date in the form so we can review scheduling availability.

Yes. Many daycare centers occupy only part of a larger building. In that case, we need to understand which spaces are used by the daycare, including classrooms, offices, play areas, basements, and ground-contact areas.

No. Arch Inspections provides radon measurement only. We do not install or sell mitigation systems. If elevated radon levels are found, we can recommend that you contact a licensed radon mitigation professional.

The purpose is similar, but daycare and child care facilities require more careful attention to documentation, occupied areas, and facility layout. The number of testing locations may depend on the building and the spaces used by the child care center.

New Jersey licensed child care centers are required to test for radon at least once every five years. Some daycare owners choose annual testing as an added safety and documentation measure.

Yes. Radon measurement can be added when appropriate.

Yes. We inspect homes of many ages, including older and renovated properties. Older homes often require additional attention to previous alterations, structural components, electrical systems, plumbing, basements, roofs, exterior materials, moisture conditions, and aging building systems.

Arch Inspections LLC provides residential home inspections in Bogota and throughout Bergen County, New Jersey. Our company is operated by licensed architects and focuses on helping buyers understand the visible condition of the property before closing.

No…and a home inspector shouldn’t make that decision for you.

Our role is to give you better information about the physical condition of the property so you can make your own informed decision with your attorney, real-estate professionals, contractors, specialists, and other advisors as appropriate.

No.

A home inspection is not a municipal building-code compliance inspection and does not pass or fail the property. It is a visual inspection of accessible components and systems intended to identify visible conditions and concerns present at the time of the inspection.

We encourage buyers to attend when possible.

Being present gives you an opportunity to see the property differently than you did during the showing, ask questions, and learn about the home’s systems and significant findings.

Yes. Termite inspection services are available as an additional service.

Yes.

New homes can have workmanship and installation defects just like existing homes. An independent inspection provides another opportunity to identify visible concerns before closing or while they can still be discussed with the builder.

Yes.

A recently renovated home should still be independently inspected. New finishes can make a property look impressive while defects may still exist in roofing, drainage, electrical work, plumbing, structure, mechanical systems, flashing, or other components.

Accessible foundation and structural components are visually evaluated as part of a standard home inspection. We look for visible conditions such as cracking, movement, deterioration, damaged or altered framing, and other signs that may warrant further investigation.

We document the condition and explain the recommended next step.

Depending on the issue, that could involve repair, additional evaluation by an appropriate qualified professional, monitoring, or obtaining more information before your inspection period expires.