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Moving into your brand-new home can be an exciting time, but its also an important time to catch any warning signs that are attached to systems inside the home. There are multiple moving parts of home inspections, one being your HVAC system. Getting a thorough home inspection will provide clarity around the longevity and the health of your HVAC system.
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Moving into your new home is so exciting, but it comes with a lot of responsibility. Once you meet with a home inspector, you will likely be presented with a list of problems and fixes that need to be made right away. Read over some of these home improvements that need to be made to ensure there aren’t any issues down the road.
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If you’re getting ready to put your house on the market, there are probably a million things on your to-do list. It’s important that you add one more thing to your list— a home inspection. Home inspections are a common piece of the selling and buying process of a home. The results are often used to leverage the market cost of the home and can have a positive or negative effect on this process.
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As we know, summers in Massachusetts can get hot and humid, and the last thing we want to happen is our cooling system shutting down in our home we just moved into. Getting your cooling system checked before moving into any home can help prevent this from happening on a hot, sticky day. It’s important to schedule an inspection whether you’re moving into a home – brand-new or older.
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Basements are the underbelly of every house. From visible cracks in the foundation to signs of pest invasion, it’s one of the best locations that allows you to see behind the curtain of your home. Being able to properly examine your basement will give you a greater insight into the overall health of your home. This knowledge will help your home pass an inspection, get it on the market faster, or buy your new home without any of these potential issues.
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You finally completed the construction of your new home, and you are almost ready to move in. Did you know that even a brand-new home, with all new electricity, plumbing, and all the other necessities, needs to go through a home inspection first? Yes, even new homes could potentially have issues that need to be caught before you move in.
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Home inspections are a long process that includes just about every structure inside and outside of your house. Our roofs are at the top of the inspection list, and there are often issues that arise from your roof not functioning properly. Here are a few things that you need to look out for in order to maintain a safe home.
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Home inspections are tailored to all different types of homes and the needs of the owner. From swimming pools to unfished basements, every home is different, and some require specialized inspections. If your home is in Massachusetts and has a septic tank, you’ll need a specialized inspection known as a Title V inspection (also known as a Title 5 Inspection). It’s important to understand how this inspection is different. Learn more about what to expect and what you need to know for a Title V inspection. [Read more…]
If you are considering buying a home with a pool, although having this added feature is fun it also comes with a lot of responsibility. When you go to hire an inspector, it is important to note that you do have a pool that will also be a part of the inspection. It is vital that they are familiar with pumps, filters, and heaters of a pool. Here are a few different aspects of the inspection that your professional inspector will be looking at. [Read more…]
Home inspections have many different parts to them, one part being a pest inspection. Often times we see that pests have entered our home in the winter to seek shelter. This, in turn, leaves sometimes minor to major damages inside our homes. Pests can be anything from insects, termites, rats, or skunks. There are three parts to a pest inspection, outdoor inspection, indoor inspection, and evaluation and recommendations for pest control. Here is what to expect when having a pest inspection conducted in your home. [Read more…]