About Homes

Most homes we inspect have minimal to no forms of water damage prevention from components on the interior and leakage. To think about preventing leakage from interior components it makes the most sense to think about where the moisture is and preventing as many of the...

Knob & Tube is an old wiring we find in homes. It was generally installed from the 1880’s to the 1940’s. Many people have heard about this wiring, and maybe have even seen it, but may not fully understand what it is or what it means to be present in your home. The...

I wanted to write a blog about price. Every home inspector has their own way of pricing and we don't always know what other inspectors are charging. There are a lot of variables and in some cases, prices even change seasonally. One thing most inspectors understand is...

Say I am selling a used car. I am selling it for market price and there is a lot of competition for it. I tell you I have a bunch of other people interested in it, so you better act quickly if you want it. You need a car now, so you feel pressured to agree to buy it.I...

A question I know a ton of buyers have is, "what do I ask my home inspector?". Many buyers are going through this process for the first time and want to make sure they ask the right questions. There are a few reasons for this. First, they want to get as much...

Why choose us? Great question! If you are here because you spoke with one of our past clients, you probably already know. After working with us, our clients feel confident, educated, and in control of their transaction. How do we help you reach this point? We get you...