When inspecting, there are safety issues to keep in mind for every home. As people who really care about people, our mission is to put our best foot forward to make other lives better. We give a thorough inspection that helps clients make the best financial decision and keep them safe. […]
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With the smell of fresh grilled meat, clinking of ice-cold drinks, and sound of laughter in the water, families enjoy the last days of summer on Labor Day weekend. Enjoy your time together, but stay safe. Lives can be saved by being proactive around water: either the pool or the lake. Small Children Vigilance is
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Current building science is to build it tight, ventilate it right, and manage the indoor air quality for a healthier home. There are many new products on the market for homes in the last 10 years. One of those is spray foam insulation. There are both pros and cons to this product. It is up
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This is predicted to be a very active year for hurricanes. Despite the flooding and disastrous storm damage already experienced in the Houston area, Hurricane season is June 1 to November 30, 2024. Take time to prepare your home against potential damage and increase your personal safety. 1. Create An Emergency Plan Write a family
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Being a homeowner comes with a lot of responsibility. If you want to avoid big problems in the future, there are a lot of steps you can take to make sure your home keeps running smoothly. You want to make sure that the steps you’re taking to protect your home are the right ones, though.
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As you prepare for all the winter festivities, the inviting atmosphere of a fireplace can make these events more special. However, there are 5 signs of trouble you should look for before lighting your fireplace. 1. Firebox Cracks. The firebox is the area where all the magic happens in a fireplace. It is the area
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Fires related to heating equipment are the leading cause of house fires in the United States of America. 19% of deaths in homes are caused by heating equipment. Deaths related to heating are from fires, gas leaks, unsafe fireplaces, old and/or non-working smoke & carbon monoxide alarms, and improperly placed space heaters. Our best bet
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The cost of a new roof in Texas ranges between $4,000 and $45,000. When buying a new roof there are different materials, colors and styles to consider. Some companies offer 25, 35, and now even 50 year shingles. As you might expect, the longer life shingles are a higher price. In the Houston Metropolitan Area,
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There is nothing more refreshing than swimming in clean, cool pool water. What most people don’t know is that electrically charged swimming pools, spas, and boat docks kill people every year due to lack of maintenance. Electrical Shock Drowning (ESD ) happens when an electrical ground fault leaks into water. Electrical currents as low as
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While most of us love the inviting atmosphere of a fireplace, lighting it could put you and your loved ones in danger. There are 3 things you should do first. 1. Seal Firebox Cracks. The firebox is the area where all the magic happens in a fireplace. It is the area with the most intense
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