If your roof is around 20-30 years old, chances are, it is time to start thinking about a new roof. There are a few signs that shingles need replaced, other than just leaks. Shingles that have been blown off by strong winds do not always indicate a bad roof, but if they are blowing off […]
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General Home Inspection gets asked alot of questions, so here are some of the more frequently asked questions that we receive.DDo I need to have a home inspection? A home inspection protects you as the new purchaser of the home, so should there be any issues with any aspect of the home, it will be
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So, is it still possible to hire a company to perform a winter home inspection, despite the snow and ice? Not only is it feasible, it is actually a great idea to do these during the winter months. And here is why. No doubt that while winter poses some challenges for a home inspection, there
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As the frigid wintry weather approaches, it is important to take a few preventative measures to protect your home through the cold months. Winterizing can usually be done pretty cheaply, but it will make a huge difference in how comfortable your home is, and you can save money on your heating and energy bills too
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Preventive home fall maintenance is key to prepping your home before the freezing cold winter season arrives. Here is part 2 of the article continued from October 2019. 6) Check Your Furnace: Schedule an appointment with your local HVAC company to get your heating system checked and tuned up for the coming winter season. Expect
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Preventive home fall maintenance is key to prepping your home before the freezing cold winter season arrives. Here is part 1 of the article, part 2 will be covered in Nov 2019. 1) Give Your Fireplace a Once-Over: Be sure your fireplace is safe and secure, so grab a flashlight and look up inside your
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When you are buying your first or next home, there are alot of different companies and people heavily involved, besides yourself. So when you are dealing with folks like the movers, or real estate agent, or your home inspector, do you tip? If so, how much? Here is the typical standard when it comes to
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In recent weeks, the National Weather Service issued heat watches, heat warnings, and heat advisories across alot of the USA, including the east coast, the Plains states, and the midwest. The combination of heat and humidity across numerous states have sent heat indices upwards of 100 degrees Fahrenheit. The bad news is that August, typically
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It is estimated that more than 20 million decks may be at risk due to age and poor construction. Between 2003-2007, about 224,000 people were injured nationally due to a deck or porch, and of those injuries, 33,000 were a result of a structural failure or collapse, according to the Consumer Product Safety Commission, which
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If you’re buying your first home or a different home for you and your growing family, and you are trying to decide whether or not you should get a home inspection for each potential home you are considering buying, I can make it really easy for you – the answer is YES. Today, it’s not
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