Efflorescence is a white, powdery substance that appears on the surface of masonry, concrete or brick walls. It occurs when water-soluble salts within the building materials are brought to the surface by water. When the water evaporates, it leaves behind salts, causing the characteristic of white deposits. Efflorescence is typically harmless but can indicate ongoing […]
Crawlspaces can be dirty, wet, and tight – some home inspectors may not be willing to crawl into such a small space. Here are a few reasons your home inspector should be going into your crawlspace: Moisture and Mold: Crawl spaces are prone to moisture buildup, which can lead to mold growth and wood rot. […]
Home inspectors often use various technological tools to enhance accuracy, efficiency, and thoroughness of the home inspections. Some common technologies include: Infrared Cameras: These cameras detect temperature differences, which can reveal hidden moisture issues, electrical hotspots, and insulation gaps Moisture Meters: Used to measure moisture levels in walls, ceilings, and floors, helping to detect leaks […]
Even if you’re not selling your home, getting a home inspection has several benefits: Maintenance Planning: Identifying issues early allows you to address them promptly, preventing small problems from becoming major and costly repairs in the future Safety Concerns: Inspectors can uncover safety hazards such as faulty wiring, radon, or structural issues, helping you ensure […]
If downspouts are not directed away from the house, several issues can arise due to improper water drainage: Water can pool around the foundation of the house – over time this can lead to foundation cracks, settling, or even more severe structural damage as water seeps into or under the foundation If your home has […]
Although it is not necessary to attend your home inspection, it is highly recommended. Home inspections typically average three hours, giving you a lot of time in your future home. This gives you an opportunity to look around, take measurements, or even do some design planning. Have your home inspector show you where important features […]
Arc faults are a type of electrical malfunction caused by high-power discharge of electricity between two or more conductive paths. Arc faults occur when electrical current “jumps” across a gap between conductors. This can happen due to a variety of reasons; such as damaged wires, loose connections, or the presence of conductive materials (like nails […]
Whether you’ve recently made an offer on a home or are preparing to list yours, a home inspection offers critical insights into the property’s current state and potential future issues. Although the resulting report will likely cover most, if not all, of the significant concerns or required repairs, reviewing it on your own doesn’t compare […]
Buying a house with mold does not need to be a deal breaker; but it is important to follow some important steps: Get a Professional Inspection: Hire a certified mold inspector to assess the extent of the mold problem and identify the type of mold present Understand the Scope: Determine if the mold is localized […]
As a buyer you have the right to decline a home inspection. However, it is generally not recommended. While it might seem tempting to save money, an inspection can uncover hidden issues that could become costly problems later on. It is a crucial step in understand the condition of the property and making informed decision. […]
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