Summer temperatures are here, and while it feels great to go outside again, our homes may be starting to feel the heat. As the weather gets warmer here in Indiana, moisture levels in the air tend to rise. When moisture is trapped in the home and cannot dissolve or dry, it facilitates the growth of …
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7 Home Inspection FAQ’s
A home inspection can be a confusing process if you’ve never been through it before. But not to fear! They provide valuable insight into the home and knowing a few things about the process can help you get the most out of your inspection. 1. How long will the inspection take? The residential home inspection …
How to Prepare Your Clients for their Home Inspection
Have your clients ever had a bad experience with their home inspection? Or are you working with new home buyers who are unsure about what a home inspection entails? Home inspections can sometimes be a fear-inducing part of the home inspection process for all parties involved. If undisclosed problems with the house arise during the …
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Don’t Leave Your Listing Out in the Cold!
We may still be in denial about it, but cold weather is officially here. While summer has its own host of home maintenance problems, like greater pest and termite activity, cold temperatures and harsh weather can cause a myriad of issues as well. Whether you have a listing that won’t seem to sell, or …
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10 Rainy Day Home Maintenance Tasks
Rainy days are a great excuse to stay home, curl up on the couch, and dive into a good book or your new favorite Netflix series. However, if you’re restless with nothing to do, there are many home maintenance tasks that can be performed during inclement weather. Investing time and care into your home …
Going Deeper with Sewer Cam Inspections
Sewer lines and piping lie mostly beneath the ground, and when something’s out of sight, it’s out of mind. Water and sewer lines can often be neglected or ignored for years, that is, until water begins backing up and leaking into the home. If you’re thinking about purchasing an older home, a sewer line …