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Helping Your Inspector Prepare: Builder’s Warranty Inspections
- 2/14/2007
Have your new home inspected before the warranty runs out.
Preparing for Your Home Inspection
- 2/14/2007
A home inspector looks at both the exterior and interior of the home.
Home Alert: Most Common Residential Electrical Safety Hazards
- 6/27/2007
A common electrical system includes the service drop, service panel, fuses or breakers and a series of wires leading to every outlet in the home. Age of a home, installation practices and wear and tear can all cause safety issues when it comes to electricity. A home inspector can help identify these problems to protect people living in the home. This article lists 10 of the most common electrical issues found during a home inspection.
Home Alert: Top 11 Common HVAC Issues Found During a Home Inspection
- 7/23/2007
The following is a list of 6 common forced air furnace problems and 5 common problems in a combined heating/cooling HVAC unit:
Home Alert: Common Water Problems in Homes and Businesses
- 8/21/2007
A list of seven ways water causes problems in our homes.
Water Quality Testing/Potability
- 8/23/2007
Water quality testing is often required when purchasing a home with a private well system.
Wood Destroying Insects - Termites
- 8/23/2007
In many states, a termite inspection is required as part of the loan approval process.
Pools and Spas
- 8/23/2007
A pool or spa inspection can alert you to important safety issues.
Sewer - Septic inspections
- 8/23/2007
Keeping private sewer/septic systems well-maintained is important.
How to Sell Your Home
- 8/30/2007
When selling your home in a buyer's market, getting an edge over the competition is important. The following tips may help you sell your home faster without having to compromise on price.
Disclosure Document Truths
- 7/1/2010
Seller disclosures vary from state to state. In the current real estate market, it is tempting for sellers to omit details in their disclosure documents.
Jim GiuffreCertified InspectorASHI Certified Inspector
NC 2878 & SC 2282
FHA E585
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Bob ChapmanCertified InspectorLicensed General ContractorLicensed Residential Bldr.
NC 1692 & SC 1104
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