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For many homeowners with septic tanks, it’s often something that’s “out of sight, out of mind.” But like many other things found in your house and on your property, a septic tank requires regular care and maintenance to keep it functioning properly. If not, you run the risk of health and safety hazards, raw sewage backup in your home, and very costly repairs. So, how often do you need to get a septic tank pumped? Let’s explore that question.
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Toilets: every home needs at least one. Essential to our everyday lives and functioning bathrooms, these modern-day plumbing fixtures are often overlooked. But, if not installed properly, toilets can cause structural issues and severe damage, which could negatively affect a home inspection report. Whether constructing a brand-new house or renovating the bathroom in your current place, you won’t want to skimp on the toilet installation. If done incorrectly, you could encounter these issues.
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Analyzing a home’s electrical system is a complex task and one that home inspectors take very seriously due to the dangerous repercussions of faulty wiring. An electrical component that is often overlooked by prospective homebuyers is the presence of Ground Fault Circuit Interrupters – or GFCI outlets – and their location on the property. These devices are essential to prevent fatal electrical shocks and should be properly inspected. Let’s discuss the basics of GFCI outlets and where they belong in your home.
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With Homeinex now offering high-quality portable toilet rentals, we’re helping entertainment venues, construction sites, and more cater to their guests’ and employees’ needs. Providing privacy and comfort in a public setting is important for your reputation, but renting portable toilets accomplishes even more than that. Let’s discuss some of the most impactful reasons to rent portable toilets for your event or job site.
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Mobile and manufactured homes need an inspection just like any traditional house. Since mobile homes are more at risk of damage, they require a proper inspection from the roof to the ground which focuses on specific areas, such as plumbing, electricity, and flooring. However, there are a few additional features a home inspector needs to closely analyze to ensure the new owner of a mobile home is moving into a safe and sound structure. Let’s review some of the ways mobile home inspections differ from conventional houses.
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When purchasing a home, oftentimes the previous owners will include the home’s built-in appliances as part of the deal. However, inheriting a bunch of appliances that are broken can lead to several expensive replacements. This begs the question, are appliances like stoves, dishwashers, and trash disposal part of a home inspection? Let’s discuss whether home inspectors check appliances and, if so, which appliances they focus on.
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Hiring a professional home inspector is the most vital box to check off on your list of home-buying tasks. However, with the number of myths that surround home inspections, it can be easy to adopt unrealistic expectations when deciding on the right professional for the role. To prevent any miscommunication with your inspector, let’s review some of the common misconceptions about home inspections.
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When it comes to houses, people may not consider the garage important, considering it’s usually not a living area. However, garages can have many safety issues that, if gone unchecked, can cause problems for the home’s residents. Since it provides storage for vehicles, gasoline containers, and household chemicals, it must be included in the home inspection process. Let’s take a look at what a home inspector looks for in a garage.
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As a homeowner, you likely recognize the importance of proper maintenance. There are certain tasks that you perform each week to keep your house in order. However, there are some additional tasks you could be doing each month that could help you pass an inspection in the event you decide to sell. Let’s review five monthly tasks that can help your property pass a future home inspection.
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As a home buyer, there’s a lot at stake when it comes to your new investment. Purchasing a house with a myriad of underlying issues can be a significant financial burden – one that can potentially cause you to forfeit your new home. That’s why it’s important that buyers are directly involved in the home inspection process. Let’s review some home inspection tips for buyers and how they can ensure they’re making a sound investment.
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