“Home Inspectors Not Handy? Why You Shouldn’t Expect Repairs from Your
Inspection Team!”
When conducting an inspection, home inspectors have guidelines and standards to follow. However, they are not permitted to engage in any work requiring a contractor’s license, including electrical, plumbing, or HVAC. Additionally, the state of Kentucky restricts inspectors from carrying out any work on a home they have inspected for.. read more →
️Time to go back and review! 🔍 We found this damaged housewrap on new construction – double-check your build for potential breeches in weather protection.
Referred to in the building code as a “water-resistive barrier, “the main goal of a sheathing wrap or housewrap is to keep liquid water out of the structural part of a building. At the same time, the sheathing wrap must allow water vapor to pass through so the framing and.. read more →
“Spring into Action: Essential Maintenance Tips to Keep Your Home in Bloom!”
It’s officially springtime! In with the warm and rain and out with the ice and cold! Here are some spring maintenance suggestions from Proview Professional Home Inspections! Inspect your roof for damage.No matter what kind of material your roof is made of, always start an inspection by looking at the.. read more →
DO YOU PAY FOR REPAIRS AND NOT KNOW IF THEY WERE DONE OR DONE CORRECTLY?
Section 1: The Frustration of Uncertainty As a homeowner, you rely on a variety of professionals to keep your house running smoothly. From plumbers and electricians to roofers and landscapers, there’s always someone to call when something goes wrong. But what happens when you pay for repairs, only to realize.. read more →
