Home inspection in Beer Sheva

A home inspection company in Beer Sheva, led by Ron Arad, inspects apartments before purchase, both the exterior facade and the interior of the home. The inspections are carried out by a home inspection engineer in the Center region, using the most advanced equipment available, so you can make your buying decision with the clearest possible picture.

Beer Sheva is known as the capital of the Negev: the largest city in southern Israel and the seventh largest in the country. About 230,000 people live there today, many of them immigrants from Ethiopia and Russia who arrived in large numbers during the 1990s. The city was established in 1993.

Ron Arad provides home inspection services to residents across every community in the city, including its Ethiopian and Moroccan communities and newer immigrants from Russia and Ukraine.

Looking to buy a home in Beer Sheva? Congratulations. Buying a home in Israel, to put it mildly, is a daunting experience: finding a good location, navigating Israeli bureaucracy, working out what a property is actually worth, real-estate agents who behave like used-car salesmen, contractors who lose track of time.

It is a long road toward a hopeful destination, and a home inspection by an engineer in Beer Sheva is a necessary step in buying real estate in the city.

The inspection we run at our office in the Center is highly professional, and the report we deliver afterward carries legal weight. Cost depends on the type and size of the property and the client's needs. Experienced, skilled engineers carry out the work, and we deliver the report within 7 to 14 business days of the inspection.

The inspection is thorough, covering everything from the stability of the building's foundations to the quality of the paintwork. When it helps the process, we bring in outside contractors, such as building-equipment suppliers or finishing specialists.

Home inspection company in Beer Sheva for new and old homes

We also inspect buildings that are not residential, such as industrial buildings, drawing on our broad experience in civil engineering.

It is no accident that Ron Arad's home inspection company in the Center is also recommended in Beer Sheva by many local construction professionals, and our inspection is what will give you peace of mind before you move in.

We started this company to help ordinary buyers, people who put their hard-earned money into a home, confirm that what the contractor promised is actually what they got. It sounds simple. Unfortunately, it is not always the case.

Our team brings varied experience and training in building engineering and identifying construction defects, spanning every stage from the earliest construction work through completion and the issuing of Form 4.

Over the years we have run many different inspections of construction projects, always with one goal: to present defects factually and professionally, and to reduce how often they occur, by giving clients a genuinely honest picture. That is our duty, both as a service provider in general and as engineers in particular.

Home inspection engineer in Beer Sheva explains construction defects

At this point you are probably asking: what exactly is a construction defect?

Every apartment has some defects. That is simply reality.

A construction defect is a failure in one of the building's systems (structural frame, plaster, flooring, cladding, and so on), or any non-conformity in the apartment's components.

The precise legal definition, under the Sale (Apartments) Law, is the gap between what the contract promised and what actually exists on site.

Here is the relevant wording of the law:

Section 4A(a): The seller has not met his obligations to the buyer if one of the following occurred:

(1) The apartment, or anything in it, differs from what is stated in the specification, the official standard, or the building regulations;

(2) During the inspection period, a non-conformity was found in the apartment, unless the seller proved that the non-conformity was caused by an act or omission of the buyer or the sub-buyer;

(3) During the warranty period, a non-conformity was found in the apartment, and the buyer or subcontractor proved that its source lies in the design, the work, or the materials;

Based on our extensive experience, we are confident that once you have seen the legal definition, you will almost always find defects in your own home too. To catch and limit damage early, order a home inspection in Beer Sheva now.