General Home Inspection vs. Sewer Scope: What Everett Buyers Should Know

Written By Keith Bruce-Jones

A home inspection checks many parts of a property, but it usually does not inspect the sewer line. A sewer scope uses a camera to check for cracks, roots, or costly problems underground. Keith Bruce with Sound Point Real Estate encourages Everett buyers to consider both before closing.

Keith Bruce-Jones

Keith Bruce-Jones, a Navy veteran and University of Washington graduate, is the Designated Broker and co-founder of Sound Point Real Estate, LLC in Seattle. With over 30 years of real estate experience, Keith specializes in assisting military families and serves as a Washington DOL Real Estate Commissioner.

https://KeithBruceHomes.com
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