(800) 339-9140 or (919)303-2525 CERTIFIED PLUS HOME INSPECTIONS Greensboro, North Carolina Home Inspection Company Serving Greensboro and Surrounding Areas MONEY BACK GUARANTEE! Prices Start at $199 Greensboro North Carolina  Licensed Home Inspector #2173
RALEIGH NC HOME INSPECTION PRICES STARTING AT $199 FOR A  NORTH CAROLINA HOME INSPECTION BY A STATE CERTIFIED NC HOME INSPECTOR. STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA / NC LICENSED ASHI, NACHI CERTIFIED, NORTH CAROLINA INSPECTORS,  HOME INSPECTION SERVICES FOR ALAMANCE, CHATHAM, JOHNSTON, LEE, ORANGE, WAKE. TOWNS AND SURROUNDING AREAS  CHAPEL HILL, HILLSBOROUGH, RALEIGH, NC, APEX, NC, DURHAM, NC, CARY, GUILFORD NC COUNTIES. Certified Plus Home Inspection is now servicing Greensboro and the Eastern part of Guilford County. Areas and towns serviced in Guilford County: Greensboro and the surrounding towns- ALLEN JAY, BAKERTOWN, BESSEMER, BRIGHTWOOD NC, GREENSBORO NORTH CAROLINA, BROADVIEW, BROWNS SUMMIT, CLIMAX, COLFAX, DEEP RIVER NC, GREENSBORO NC, GUILFORD COUNTY NC, EAST WHITE OAK, EDGEVILLE, FAIRFIELD GUILFORD COUNTY NORTH CAROLINA, FISHER PARK, FLORENCE, FOREST OAKS, FREEMAN MILL, FRIENDSHIP, GIBSONVILLE NORTH CAROLINA, GLENWOOD, GREENSBORO NC, GROOMETOWN, GUILFORD, GUILFORD COLLEGE NC, HAMILTON LAKES, HIGH POINT NC, HIGHLAND PARK, HILLSDALE, HILLTOP, IRVING PARK, JAMESTOWN NORTH CAROLINA, JULIAN, KICKMAN CROSSING, KOOTZVILLE, LAKE DANIAL,LAKEWOOD NC, LATHAM PARK, LATHAM TOWN, LINDLEY PARK, MCADOO HEIGHTS, GREENSBORO GUILFORD COUNTY NORTH CAROLINA, MCLEANSVILLE, MILES CROSSROADS, MONTICELLO, MOUNT ZION NC, NOCHO PARK, NORTH HYDE PARK, OAK GROVE, OAKDALE, OAKWOOD, OSCELO, PIEDMONT HEIGHTS NORTH CAROLINA, PINECROFT, PLEASANT GARDEN NC, POMONA, GREENSBORO NC, PROXIMITY, RANKIN, REVOLUTION, ROCKY KNOLL NC, RUDD, SCOTT PARK, SEDALIA NORTH CAROLINA, SEDGEFIELD, SEDGE TOWN, SHERWOOD VILLAGE, SPRINGFIELD, STARMOUNT FOREST, STEWARTS MILL, SUNSET HILLS NC, TERRA COTTA, TROXLERS MILL NC, VANDALIA, WESTERWOOD, WHITE OAK GUILFORD COUNTY, WHITSETT NC, GREENSBORO NC. GREATER TRIANGLE AREA AND SURROUNDING TOWNS: RALEIGH - DURHAM - CHAPEL HILL - CARY - HILLSBOROUGH - CARRBORO - APEX - HOLLY SPRINGS - FUQUAY-VARINA - GARNER - MORRISVILLE - GREENSBORO Choosing a Manufactured Home -Greensboro, NC Manufactured homes no longer have to be the simple, rectangular, boxy trailer homes of the past. Depending on the size of your home site, you can choose from single-section or multi-section designs. Homes range in size from 900 to 2,500 square feet, and can be customized to meet your needs and preferences. What features are available? The interior design of your home can include many of the custom features available in a conventional home. Because most manufacturers use computer-assisted design, you'll have flexibility in choosing variations of floor plans and dιcor. You can also choose from a variety of exterior designs, depending on your taste and budget. Exterior siding comes in an array of colors and materials, including metal, vinyl, wood and cementitious sidings, which are virtually fireproof. Awnings, enclosures around the crawlspace, patio covers, decks and steps also are available. (Read more below.)

PRICES - START AT $199 - The price is set according to the size of the house. Call for exact prices for your North Carolina real estate home inspection. REPORT - ON SITE SUMMARY REPORT - At the end of the home inspection, you will receive a summary report of the repairs. You are now ready to negotiate any repairs right after the inspection. MONEY BACK GUARANTEE - Our home inspectors are professionals. We are one of the few companies that offer a money back guarantee. If you are not satisfied with our home inspection, we will gladly refund your money.   APPLIANCES - All appliances that are purchased with the house will be tested at no extra charge. Appliances such as the dishwasher, stove, refrigerator and the washer and dryer.

How much can I expect to pay for a home?

Depending on the size, floor plans and any custom features, a new home can cost anywhere from $15,000 to more than $100,000. This price doesn't include land.

What financing options are available?

Your retailer usually can provide information about financing. You can also check with lenders in your area. Just as there are choices when you buy a site-built home, there are a variety of financing options when you buy a manufactured home. Down payments and loan terms are similar to conventional loans (5% to 10% of the manufactured home's sales price), and loan terms from 15 to 30 years. Most lenders offer fixed- and variable-rate loans, and most have programs that allow you to "buy the rate down." If you own or plan to purchase the land where you will place your home, traditional mortgage financing can often be arranged.

What other costs can I expect to pay?

While your mortgage payment may be your biggest expense, you'll have other regular and periodic payments which will vary with your circumstances. Regular expenses may include utilities, property taxes, land rental fees, insurance, routine maintenance, and other service fees, such as water and sewer. Today's manufactured homes are built to meet new national energy standards set by HUD. The energy-conserving features found in manufactured homes help reduce monthly energy costs.

How much maintenance will my home need?

Your homeowner's manual outlines maintenance requirements, and it's important that you follow them. Failure to follow them could void your warranty, as well as erode the value and shorten the lifespan of your home. Additional maintenance, systems and safety information can be provided by an InterNACHI inspector during your next scheduled inspection.

What warranty coverage is offered on the home, its transportation and installation?

All manufacturers offer a written warranty which should cover:

• Structural workmanship;
• Factory-installed plumbing, heating and electrical systems;
• Factory-installed appliances, which also may be covered by separate warranty; and
• Appliance manufacturer warranties.

There are important differences among warranties. For example, manufacturer warranties usually do not cover installation (also called "set-up") and transportation of the home, although you may be able to get this coverage through the retailer or installation contractor. Although you may never need such warranty services, it's a good idea to check the coverage on any warranties offered before you buy.

InterNACHI-certified home inspectors know where to look for defective work. Whether you’re buying an existing home or considering a new home, allow the inspector to use his/her special knowledge to help protect you by finding defects while the home is still under warranty, and before they cause damage or injury to you or your family.

Where can I locate my home?

Many homes are placed on privately-owned property. If this option appeals to you, find out about zoning laws, restrictive covenants, and utility connections. Your retailer can give you more information. Another option is to place your home in a land-lease community specifically designed for manufactured homes. Here, you own the home but lease the land. Placing your home in a land-lease community involves fewer sitting considerations, such as utility connections. A third option is buying the home and land together in a planned subdivision where sitting issues are handled by the developer.

May I move my home?

Yes, but it's not a common scenario. The transportation of a home can place considerable stress on its structure and components. Nevertheless, if you do plan to move your home in the future, make sure you check with the appropriate state authorities about transportation and zoning regulations. States have restrictions on weight, size and width that may prevent you from moving your home. If you relocate, make sure you use a professional transporter; never try to move the home yourself. It's also important to check the climate zone maps for your home. These maps tell you the wind, snow and thermal zones for which your home was constructed. Use them to determine whether your home is suitable for the new location you’re considering.

The actual overall costs connected with moving are another consideration. In addition to transport expenses, which include licensing fees to take your home through a state, you'll have to pay for a new foundation, installation, and utility hook-ups.

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