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

Written by Keith Bruce

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

Keith Bruce is a Navy veteran, University of Washington graduate, and co-founder and Designated Broker of Sound Point Real Estate and Property Management. With more than 33 years of experience, he specializes in helping military families, luxury homes, new construction, and professional property management, while proudly serving as a Washington State Real Estate Commissioner.

https://KeithBruceHomes.com
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