Our Inspection Blog

Moving to a new home is often stressful, time-consuming, and resource-heavy. With some planning well ahead of moving day, homeowners can significantly reduce waste, cut emissions, and make the process more efficient. An environmentally friendly move isn’t about...

Creating a home gym has become a long-term investment in both health and property value. In 2026, the smartest home gyms are not just about equipment—they’re about safety, durability, and thoughtful integration into the home. From what I routinely see in residential...

When homes are fuller than usual—whether from visiting family, school breaks, or shared living arrangements—bathrooms tend to work overtime. Toilets, in particular, see increased wear during these periods. As someone who routinely evaluates residential plumbing...

When most people think about electrical safety, their minds jump straight to overloaded circuits or outdated wiring. But one of the simplest—and most overlooked—issues in many homes is a cracked or broken outlet cover. It might seem like a small cosmetic flaw, but...

Sustainable home improvements have become increasingly common as homeowners look for ways to reduce energy use, improve comfort, and boost long-term value. When these upgrades are evaluated during a home inspection, certain patterns tend to emerge. Some enhancements...

Buying a home is one of the biggest financial and emotional commitments you’ll ever make. It’s easy to get swept up in square footage, school districts, and granite countertops — but the smartest buyers dig deeper. There are crucial questions that often go unasked...

A home should be a place that restores you—not one that quietly wears you down. Yet, many people deal with lingering coughs, watery eyes, or constant fatigue without realizing their own living space may be part of the problem. Indoor air can hold more pollutants than...

When most people think about checking a home for mold, they imagine a quick glance in the basement, attic, or under the sink. What often gets missed is what we can’t see—the particles moving silently through the air we breathe every day. This is where mold air...

IntroductionPets bring warmth, companionship, and joy to a household. However, even the most well-trained animals can unintentionally create wear and tear in a home. Recognizing these potential trouble spots early can help you maintain your property’s condition and...

In recent years, the movement toward minimalist living has made tiny homes a popular choice for people seeking simplicity, affordability, and a smaller environmental footprint. While these compact spaces carry a certain charm, inspecting them reveals a unique set of...