A well-functioning plumbing system is crucial for any home's integrity and functionality. Neglecting your plumbing can lead to costly repairs and inconveniences. In this blog, we will delve into the essentials of a comprehensive plumbing inspection checklist, shedding light on key aspects homeowners should pay attention to. Let's empower you with knowledge to ensure your home's plumbing is in top-notch condition.

Understanding Infrared Thermography in Home Inspection When it comes to home inspections, one of the most valuable tools available today is infrared thermography. This technology utilizes infrared imaging to detect and visualize temperature variations in objects and surfaces, offering valuable insights into potential issues within a home. Whether you're a homeowner, buyer, or seller, understanding how infrared thermography works and its benefits can empower you to make informed decisions about your property. What is Infrared Thermography? Infrared thermography, also known as thermal imaging, is a non-destructive testing method that uses specialized cameras to capture infrared radiation emitted by objects and convert it…

We all like to think that we are DIY (Do It Yourself) professionals, but not all residential housing systems should be tampered with and the electrical system in your home is a prime example. The electrical system within your home is complex. We want to emphasis how important it is to have a licensed home inspector perform any inspections and a licensed electrical contractor perform the repairs or updates to the electrical system. Here are some of the reasons why DIY homeowners should not try to repair their homes electrical system: Electricity can be dangerous - Opening a wall outlet or…

Insurance companies generally require a 4-Point Inspection before granting insurance coverage to manage liability and risks. They like to avoid and be aware of the risk, and inspections are an accurate way of doing this. A 4-Point Inspection can help them avoid potential losses for liabilities that aren’t listed on the initial application. To further reduce their risks, they are dropping policies at an alarming rate and increasing premiums. In addition, they are rapidly becoming more stringent with inspection requirements, likely related to an overabundance of claims for main home systems such as roofs, plumbing, electrical, etc.