The Difference Between Moisture/Thermography Scan and Mold Air Quality Sampling

As the year draws to a close, builders are fervently working to meet deadlines and complete new homes before the turn of the calendar. Here are the reasons behind the year-end rush and the critical role that new construction inspections play in ensuring the thoroughness and quality of these rapidly constructed homes. 1. The Year-End…

With the arrival of summer, managing high humidity levels in our homes becomes a challenge. Excess humidity creates a favorable environment for mold and mildew growth, posing potential health risks and damaging our living spaces. Here are some effective tips for mold prevention during the summer season, helping you maintain a healthy and comfortable home environment….

Buyers these days prefer buying newly constructed homes rather than pre-owned houses. There are several reasons like location of the house, budget, etc. Due to these, buyers need to know the pros and cons of buying a newly constructed home. What are The Characteristics of a Newly Built Home? This means no one has ever…

If you are thinking about buying a house, whether it’s new construction or a unit that was built 15 or more years ago, or if you are experiencing flooding or clogging in your home, maybe it’s time for you to have your sewer line scoped. You may not know it but sewer scope inspections are…

Before getting your Home Inspector’s License, there are things you need to do first. We’ll break it down to you step by step. Complete 120 Hours of State-Approved Training The Florida DBPR (Department of Business and Professional Regulation) requires each individual to take 120 hours of classes, which are divided into several smaller courses with a…