You are Losing Kitchen Countertop Outlets

You are Losing Kitchen Countertop Outlets

New home buyers are losing countertop outlets in the kitchen, and in some cases adjacent rooms, because of changes in the rules for island and peninsula outlets.  As of the adoption of the National Electric Code 2023 Edition and under the provisions of this edition...

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Hurricane Season Has Arrived Are You Ready?

Hurricane Season Has Arrived Are You Ready?

This last weekend marks the start of hurricane season and while we don't have any threats, yet predictions are that this will be a very active season.  We have put together a page of recommendations and links to keep you informed about hurricane preparedness in the...

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Inspecting New Construction – When to Schedule

Inspecting New Construction – When to Schedule

When a client calls into the office they often are unclear on when to schedule inspections during the construction process of their home or building.  This is daunting to consider and unfortunately is often an afterthought when they think they see something going...

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How to Get Ready for a Home Inspection

How to Get Ready for a Home Inspection

Get Ready for a Home Inspection As a homeowner, selling your home is one of the most difficult decisions you will ever make. That’s because, for most of us, our homes hold sentimental value, and selling them means letting go of the places where we have built precious...

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Proper Drainage After Foundation Repairs

Proper Drainage After Foundation Repairs

Drainage is an Issue Do you ever think about the drainage conditions around your foundation and how they might affect the performance of your foundation? Poor soil grading at repair piers can cause foundation settlement. Prevention of poor drainage allowing water to...

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Getting a C.L.U.E….. Report

Getting a C.L.U.E….. Report

Information on Your Home Is Available I receive a lot of advertising emails daily and one I recently received was selling access to historical property condition information on homes assumably to be used by a potential buyer.  I don’t know anything about the company...

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Poor Tape Flashing Application

Poor Tape Flashing Application

Poor tape flashing application is common in residential window installation in new construction, and this can result in water entry.  In the video water entry was found to be occurring even during framing stage because it rained pretty hard during the inspection. ...

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