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Susan C.
  • Baltimore, MD
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Contractor to inspect damage from termites (pre-2004)???

Susan C.
  • Baltimore, MD
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hi, in the process of selling a home that I've owned and resided in > rented > resided in since 2004 due to changes in work locations.  Home is under contract and inspection was without major issues.  Termite inspection was Wed and I was told by inspector the problem had been treated correctly with no sign of re-occurrence (pre-2004 issue).  Received the report yesterday from my realtor along with an email that I now have to hire an inspector to assess the damage noted in the report and specifically in a graph/map of basement. The inspector must provide a letter saying there is no structural damage that requires repair.  this sounds a bit out of whack to me.  Shouldn't the home inspector have stated any structural damage?  in any case, anyone have recommendations for a contractor who can do this quick inspection without charging a fortune?  any thoughts would me very much appreciated.  thank you!

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