Standard home inspections have the potential to uncover a vast amount of problems with any property, but some are more common than others. Even if a property seems perfect on the outside, there could be a long list of issues that you may only find out about after the inspection is complete. While obviously not… Read more »
Category: Plumbing
Buying Your First Home? Get a Home Inspection
Buying your first home can be very exciting. It’s a pretty big step in someone’s life when they have the ability to own a piece of property. There also comes a great responsibility when it comes to homeownership. You can’t rely on landlords or building maintenance companies to fix your problems. However, there is one… Read more »
A Home Inspection During the Winter Months
Winter brings a plethora of obstacles when it comes to your home. By this, we mean that the winter weather can bring some difficult problems to your home if you don’t take care of them properly. The cold weather combined with snow can have an effect on your home and your home’s utilities. Having a… Read more »
Be Present During Your Home Inspection
As a homeowner, it’s very important to be present during a home inspection for many reasons. A home inspection is crucial for your home’s life. Electrical and mechanical equipment can have problems along the road, which need to be fixed in order for you to live comfortably and safe in your house. Paying attention to… Read more »
Is it Time to Upgrade to a Tankless Water Heater?
You may have heard that tankless water heaters can increase the energy efficiency of your home. Unlike standard water heaters, which constantly heat and reheat water to keep it at a stable temperature, tankless models heat water instantly by using electric coils or high-powered gas burners. This way, they can save energy by heating water… Read more »
What’s Causing That Banging Noise in Your Plumbing System?
If you live in an older home, or a home where renovations were made by an amateur plumber, you may occasionally hear a loud banging sound after the water intake from a faucet, washing machine or dishwasher is shut off. This condition is known as water hammer or, more technically, hydraulic shock. It typically happens… Read more »