Lynn Butterfield, Coldwell Banker Harris McHaney & Faucette-RogersPhone: (801) 550-6334
Email: [email protected]
Email: [email protected]
The structure of a building presents a vital part of what makes a building safe. When structural damages occur, whether during the home construction process or years later, it’s essential to assess the situation and make needed repairs.
A structural component of a home comprises different elements making up the bones of a building. These components usually include the roof, concrete slab, columns, beams and many other vital components of a house or building.
If your home has structural damage, you may see warning signs on both the interior and exterior of the property. Inside your home, if you notice cracks on the interior walls or ceiling, this can be a sign of a potential problem that can grow if left untreated.
Damage to electrical and plumbing work can potentially be really crucial and can result in significant damage to a structure and potentially be a safety hazard, going against building codes.
If you plan to buy a property, conducting a final inspection before completing a purchase can provide great insight into whether the entire house is safe and ready for occupancy.
Home structural damage can be repaired however, repair costs and the length of the project all depends on how extensive the damage is to the property.
For example, if particles are obstructing airflow in your HVAC system, a technician may be able to clean and replace filters for a reasonable fee.
However, if the damage to the system is so extensive, causing it to need replacement, a homeowner may spend anywhere from $4,000 to around $9,000 for replacements and installation.
If you think your home has structural damages, speaking with a professional in the field can help provide you with solutions to make repairs as soon as possible.
Lynn Butterfield is an Associate Broker at Coldwell Banker and is a Certified Real Estate Negotiator. Mr. Butterfield has 41 years of experience in real estate sales and development. His vast experience ranges from luxury sales through commercial sales and leasing. Perhaps more importantly, he focuses his attention on client success, whether he's helping someone buy their first home, or working with a developer seeking assistance to create and position a large project in the marketplace. One recent client said, "Working with Lynn is almost like working with a Real Estate Attorney, because he knows exactly what to look for, so you can be protected!" Another first-time home buyer just said, "I needed someone to hold my hand through this because it's the largest investment we'll ever make! I know he isn't in this just to make a quick buck. He really cares about his clients!"
Whether you're in the research phase at the beginning of your real estate search or you know exactly what you're looking for, you'll benefit from having a real estate professional by your side. He would be honored to put his real estate experience to work for you.
