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The inspection fee is $15 per feeder of circuit. 4. One-and Two-Family Dwellings (New): The flat rate fee of $100 applies to each separate dwelling unit for new dwellings with a combination of up to 30 feeders and circuits.A fee of $6 is applicable for each additional feeder or circuit over 30. 5.he inspection fee is $15 per feeder of circuit. 4. One-and Two-Family Dwellings (New): The flat rate fee of $100 applies to each separate dwelling unit for new dwellings with a combination of up to 30 feeders and circuits.
The buyer is usually expected to pay for the inspection, which varies depending on the size of the home, and what the inspection will cover. Inspections usually cost between $500 and $1000; the cost of not doing a home inspection (and not catching major structural or other problems with a home) can cost you hundreds of thousands of dollars.