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Costa Rica Home Inspections
Are you planning to buy a house or building in Costa Rica? Don't close the deal without a professional building inspection.
The building you are about to buy (even if it is new) may: |
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not have grounded wall outlets |
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have inadequate electrical cables which function poorly and are fire hazards |
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not have hot water at the kitchen sink or in the wash room or maid's quarters |
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have cracks in the walls and ceilings which have been plastered and painted over |
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have poor quality plumbing which lead to constant clogged and over-flowing toilets |
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These are just a few of the common problems found in Costa Rican buildings. But it takes a trained eye to spot some of these serious defects.
Once detected, the defects may mean a large additional investment to bring the house up to standard. With the inspection results, the seller will often drop the overall price of the building to cover such repairs or improvements. |
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Your Home Inspector in Costa Rica:
Jere Mckinney*
Owner of home maintenance and construction company in Costa Rica for 28 years, servicing foreign and local residents.
Experience includes: |
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Home design and construction |
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Contract maintenance for large apartment complexes |
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Overall maintenance management for U.S. & Canadian Embassy's diplomatic corps residencies |
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Installation of water systems: pump installations, pool repairs and maintenance and water filter systems |
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Underwriter's Laboratories (UL) inspector for quality control at Conducen S.A., manufacturers of industrial electric cable |
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Design and construction of solar heating equipment |
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Pest control- specializing in bat-proofing buildings and animal relocation |
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* Is available to inspect your home any day of the week and at your convenience.
Please contact me via email: jere@toadheaven.com |
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Mailing address:
Jere McKinney
Apartado 19-6100
Ciudad Colón, Costa Rica
Central America
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(506) 249-1231 |
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(506) 249-1253 |
| Mobile: |
(506) 356-0315 |
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