Also older houses were just built different and the unfinished basement had moisture with the track around the perimeter to drain.

Matt is right, a good inspector should pick up on problems, but scoping the drains will require a second inspector.

@Scott M.Thanks Scott, Exactly I meant Laundry area where most of the plumbing drain lines are there and parking area as well to monitor amount of snow accumulation and bad weed plants growth on the curb side to get them removed with the help of a handyman.

New flooring, cabinets, tops, appliances, furniture & finishes, added washer dryer, new utility service, tile drain, paver sidewalk, and more!

Hi,I have a property in Fulton got water flooded due to storm drain backup.

If not, it's going to be a big drain on your finances.

During the first year, I spent $250,000 of my money installing PEX and copper pipes in every unit, new drain pipes in the walls and under the building, new windows in never unit, remodeled 5 units, new sewer to the street, removed all the trees and plants and spent a fortune removing the lawns and installing concrete base and rocks and a lot more.So, I wasn't really enthused about owning this property because I thought I paid too much money and I did not care for the neighborhood.

The basement also needed a lot of work with a new sump pump and drain tile.

Inside included basement work (sump pump and drain tiles), new kitchen flooring, cabinets, fixtures and countertops, new bathroom fixtures and flooring, new windows, paint, doors and so much more!

I save thousands of dollars from having to repair and unclog drains because people throw too much crap in disposers and call me to unclog their drains.