Category: Health and Safety
A home should do more than provide shelter—it should support the health and safety of the people who live there. These articles address concerns such as indoor air quality, carbon monoxide, fire hazards, moisture, electrical safety, fall risks, and other conditions that can affect a household’s well-being.
Our goal is to help homeowners recognize potential hazards, understand their significance, and make informed decisions about repairs, maintenance, and further evaluation.
Our inspectors document these conditions on every inspection. See our Inspection Services page for what each inspection covers.
Danger: Unattended Candles start fires
Unattended Candles are a major cause of house fires. Never leave candles burning unattended. Candles should only be placed on a non-combustible surface such as a ceramic plate. Never leave candles burning after you go to bed. You should not use candles if you have house pets. Pets can knock candles over, or worse, cats […]