When selling your home, expect the buyer to schedule a home inspection before closing. Everything can be going well with your sale, but if the home inspection details major problems, the deal could fall apart. Even if there aren’t serious issues found, the home...
Heat Pumps: DO’s and DON’T’s Many of our clients are from northern states where oil and gas-fired furnaces are used for heating. South Carolina has a more temperate climate and heat pumps are used for both heating and cooling. Given the number of questions we get each...
Radon is present everywhere in the United States. Odorless and colorless like carbon monoxide, radon is another hidden threat that can be deadly. Order a test to find out if you’re living with high levels of radon in your home. Do You Have Radon in Your Home?...
When you have found a home and made an offer, it’s time for a home inspection. The inspection will provide an accurate and thorough report on the condition of the property. You’ll learn about defects, repairs that need to be made, and safety issues. Because a...
If you’re building a new home, you expect everything to be in great condition. No previous owner has used the appliances, hammered nails into the walls, or damaged the flooring. You’re looking forward to living in a place that is yours. A home inspection on new...
When you’re buying an older house or renewing your homeowners insurance, it’s common for insurance companies to require a 4-point home inspection. The inspection provides information to the insurance company that allows them to decide what kind of coverage they can...
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