When buying or selling a manufactured home, one small oversight can derail the entire process: the Manufactured Home Engineering Certification. Required for many government-backed loans like FHA, VA, and USDA, this certification verifies that the home’s foundation meets HUD standards. Without it, lenders won’t approve financing, leaving buyers stuck and sellers at risk of losing deals.

At Anchor & Crow Home Inspections, we offer fast, reliable HUD certifications and comprehensive inspections, making us the go-to resource for buyers, sellers, and agents. Don’t let missing paperwork stand between you and a smooth closing—partner with us to keep your real estate deals on track!

Owning a home comes with its fair share of challenges—from leaky roofs to skyrocketing utility bills. Don’t wait for a minor problem to become a major headache! Discover the most common homeowner complaints and how Anchor & Crow Home Inspections can save you time, money, and stress with expert inspections and solutions.

Don't let hidden roof leaks, faulty wiring, or plumbing surprises drain your savings. A 4-point inspection focuses on the key systems insurance companies care about—and what homeowners should care about too. Whether you’re buying, selling, or renewing your insurance, find out how this quick inspection can lower your premiums, prevent costly repairs, and give you peace of mind!

A small plumbing mistake could be causing dirty water to flow back into your dishwasher—and onto your clean dishes! In this quick guide, we’ll explain the importance of the high-loop drain, how it prevents contamination, and show you how to inspect your setup in minutes. Keep your kitchen safe and up to code with this simple tip!

Buying a home is one of your life's most exciting - and nerve-wracking - experiences. It’s easy to get swept up in the thrill of finding “the one,” envisioning family dinners and cozy evenings in front of the fireplace. But before you dive in, one crucial step can save you a heap of heartache: the home inspection.

Smoke alarms, often referred to as "smoke detectors," are essential for a home's fire protection plan. Understanding what type of alarm you have and how it functions is crucial, but it's not as complicated as it may seem.

Should you buy a fixer-upper? Here, we discuss some commonly overlooked items and how we can help you make the best decision possible by inspecting them.

In Eastern North Carolina, Moisture can be an issue for many homeowners, especially during specific periods of the year, such as hurricane season. Homes with crawl spaces and attics tend to see the most issues with moisture.

Pumping a septic tank is vital for several reasons. We'll discuss these in detail here.

Think of a home inspection as hiring a private investigator to sniff out the hidden details of a case. Home inspectors are not out to make or break deals; instead, we are an uninvolved party that wants to ensure that you and your family are moving into a fit and functional house.