Realtors, Owners, and Buyers: Are you trying to close escrow on a property within an HOA complex, only to be hit with an Elevated Element Inspection Report demanding substantial repairs to wooden balconies or stairs?

Under California law and C.A.R. Forms (like the Wooden Balcony and Stair Addendum), these inspections are required. But what if the report seems excessive or inaccurate?

Don’t Let Unnecessary or Misidentified Repairs Derail Your Transaction!

E3 Inspection Association is here to help.

Our network of E3 Certified Review Inspectors specializes in analyzing Elevated Element Inspection Reports. We ensure:

• Accuracy: We meticulously review the report to verify the findings.
• Distinction: We differentiate between genuine structural failures requiring significant repair and simple maintenance items that might have been incorrectly flagged. Our experts are highly trained with years of experience in determining what truly constitutes a substantial repair versus routine maintenance.
• Clarity: We help you, your clients, and lenders understand the true scope of work needed, cutting through the confusion caused by potentially unqualified or self-serving inspectors.

Why Choose E3 Inspection Association for Report Review?

• Expertise You Can Trust: Our E3 Certified Inspectors include licensed Architects, Engineers, and ICC Certified Inspectors, bringing unparalleled expertise to every review.
• Protect Your Investment: Avoid paying for inflated or unnecessary repairs based on inaccurate assessments.
• Smooth the Escrow Process: Reduce the risk of sales falling out of escrow. Our Certified Review Inspectors work directly with underwriters to address concerns and eliminate roadblocks caused by misleading reports.
• Clear, Actionable Reports: Our E3 Certified Review Inspection Reports are frequently used by owners, sellers, realtors, and mortgage lenders. We compile data from various reports into a clear, concise E3 Inspection Review Form, certified by the E3 Inspection Association, simplifying complex information.
• Ensure Compliance: Confirm that findings align with actual requirements, not just an unqualified inspector’s attempt to generate more work.
• Satisfy Lender Demands: Proactively address lender demands for repairs before the close of escrow with an accurate, expert assessment.
• Gain Peace of Mind: Rely on qualified, certified professionals to assess the report’s validity and guide you through the process.
•  All E3 Certified Inspection Reviews are compliant with California Civil Code 5551 and Health and Safety 17973 to ensure the correct and accurate information is reported. 

Stop letting questionable inspection reports hold up your escrow! Get an expert second opinion. Hire an E3 Certified Review Inspector to eliminate inaccurate and misleading balcony inspection reports performed by unqualified individuals.

Visit us today to learn more and connect with a Certified Review Inspector:

www.E3-Inspection-Association.com

E3 Inspection Association – Bringing Clarity, Expertise, and Accuracy to Elevated Element Inspections.