Home Inspections in Powder Springs, GA

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Why Powder Springs chooses Jiles Inspections

Powder Springs sits on the western edge of Cobb County, where the Silver Comet Trail runs past a small historic downtown and newer subdivisions stretch toward Lost Mountain. Buyers here are often choosing between a 1990s or 2000s home in an established neighborhood and a brand-new build, and our inspections are set up to handle both.

• Pre-drywall, new construction and 11-month warranty inspections for West Cobb new builds.
• Close attention to decks, grading and drainage on hilly lots near Lost Mountain.
• Radon testing for Cobb County, which the EPA places in radon Zone 1.

Powder Springs homes and what they're built from

Downtown Powder Springs has a handful of older homes from the city's early days as a small mineral springs town. Most housing came later: 1980s and 1990s subdivisions with crawlspaces or basements, 2000s two-stories on larger lots, and a steady stream of new construction and townhomes over the last decade. Toward Lost Mountain and the western edge of the county, lots get larger and hillier, and many homes have long driveways, retaining walls and walk-out basements.

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What a typical Powder Springs inspection turns up

On a 1990s Powder Springs two-story, a typical report covers a roof in the second half of its life, original HVAC equipment, deck repairs and a few grading corrections. New construction reports usually run from minor cosmetic items to flashing, insulation and drainage details. Walk-out basements on sloped lots get an extra look for moisture.

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