By having a house inspected prior to putting it on the market, a seller will find out how his house looks to a buyer’s inspector. The seller can lean about defects about which even the most meticulous homeowner may be unaware.
Cancelled Escrow Protection
Escrow can be cancelled for many reasons. The most common is a low appraisal. But repair items and sellers may be problematic. Find out how our Cancelled Escrow Protection covers you.
SDG&E “Red-Tags”
SDG&E has begun to Red-Tag gas appliances in the house more than ever before. Many of these items are outside the scope of a home inspection. Be sure your home inspector checks for these items so that you aren’t left with expensive repairs, or no hot water.
House Fires Caused By Heaters
Heating equipment is a leading cause of house fires. Find out what type of heating equipment is responsible for the most fires.
Your Toilet Should Last 50 Years…
Every component in a house will require repair or replacement. Here is a guide to the expected life of everyday items and appliances in a house.
Identifying Problem Roofs
Inspecting the roof is an important part of a home inspection. There are dozens of types of roofs. The one common aspect of every roof is that they all fail eventually. Here is a comparison of the most common roofing materials, and what you should expect from them.
Why We Don’t Perform Radon Gas Test in San Diego?
Radon is a poisonous gas which should be tested for when purchasing a home. However, San Diego Home Inspectors do not test for this gas.
Fireplace Safety
Many people in Southern California never have their chimneys swept. As home inspectors, we often see a neglected fireplace, and too often we see chimneys that are in very poor condition.
