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Home Inspection in Zion:
Buying your first home can be an overwhelming experience. Home Buyer Advocates will spend as much time as is necessary to answer your questions and help you understand the condition of the house you want to buy in Zion. We will point out any noted defects, and we will help you understand how things should look when done properly, and how to recognize some defects on your own. Better Support Before, During and Long After Inspection. Unlike phone support only we actually provide on-site support after the inspection.

Please Compare Home Buyer Advocates Inspection Experience, Reports, Education, Training, As Your Advocates Our Complete Dedication to Your Best Interests, Our Long Term Support, Our Current Working Build-Engineering and Service Experience, Our Inspection Fee Money Back Guarantee and Our Rates To Other Inspection Firms. The purchase of a home in Zion Illinois may be the largest and most important financial transaction you may make in your lifetime. You deserve a leading Zion area building inspector.

Home Inspection Zion: Know your new home before you have to live with it.

We use our hands on, everyday residential and commercial design, build, and service experience to more effectively and uniquely better serve our home inspection clients. Your inspection will be only as valuable to you as the level of direct experience, the abilities, competencies and standards the inspector has AND USES during your inspection.

Home Buyer Advocates has long term as well as current, up to date experience and Home Buyer Advocates Only Use The Highest Standards while making your inspections. We are also the only inspection company offering a complete 100% inspection fee refund guarantee of your complete satisfaction. Call to schedule your residential or commercial inspection today. We also offer the most affordable inspection rates in the area and the highest inspection value to you.

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Facts about Zion

Lake County, 41 miles N of the Loop. On New Year's Day 1900, John Alexander Dowie announced to the church he had established in 1896, the Christian Catholic Apostolic Church, that he planned to build a utopian city on a tract of land at the extreme northeastern edge of Illinois. When Zion City was incorporated in 1902, 5,000 inhabitants joined the Christian utopia. Named after the mountain upon which Jerusalem was built, Zion City was to be communitarian and theocratic, a place of Christian cooperation, racial harmony, and strict fundamentalist morals.
Zion Population (year 2000): 22,866.
Zion Estimated population in July 2005: 24,303 (+6.3% change)
Males: 11,095 (48.5%), Females: 11,771 (51.5%)
Zion Zip code: 60099
Zion Median resident age: 30.1 years
Zion Median household income: $45,723 (year 2000)
Zion Median house value: $115,700 (year 2000)

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Quick Links for Zion
Official City of Zion web site
Zion Chamber of Commerce
Zion Park District web site Recreation
Located on the Lake Michigan shoreline, the city presents outstanding recreational opportunities. Other recreational facilities include two recreation centers, 17 park sites totaling 525 acres, two public swimming pools, a 9 hole public golf course and an 18 hole public golf course, a bowling alley, and an indoor theater. Zion is within 10 minutes from the 1,500 slip North Point Marina.

Schools
There are seven elementary schools with a total enrollment of 2,607 serving students in Zion District #6. High school students attend Zion-Benton Township High School District #126 with enrollment of 2,061. Parochial education is available at six schools in the Zion area.

Housing
The 2000 median house value was $115,700 and the median rent cost was $651. (U.S. Census Bureau, 2000) Rental units are moderately priced, and Shiloh and Carmel House provide comfortable, fully subsidized housing for senior citizens.

Medical Facilities
Midwestern Regional Medical Center contains 160 beds and 250 physicians and has medical/health care specialists on staff.

Government Services
The Zion Police Department has 56 sworn officers. Fire protection is provided by Zion Fire and Rescue, possessing 24 full-time firefighters at two stations. Access to reading and research materials are available to Zion residents at the Zion-Benton Public Library.

Transportation
For residents who commute to the Loop, Metra's Union Pacific North Line stops in Zion. Pace buses run to Lakehurst Mall, Zion High School, and the train station.

Distance to the Chicago Loop: 55 miles
Distance to O'Hare Airport: 45 miles
Distance to Mitchell Field: 35 miles

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