How to Choose the Right home Inspector

Ask if the inspector has additional training and certifications in other areas such as radon, pest inspection, mold, asbestos and lead. As these are not included in a typical home inspection but are issues that you might want to …


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Real Estate Blog – ADVICE FOR HOME BUYERS: ENVIRONMENTAL CONCERNS …

ADVICE FOR HOME BUYRS: ENVIRONMENTAL CONCERNS – ASBESTOS – Proof Is In The Packaging Via Vince Santos Southeast Michigan Home Inspector (StepbyStep Home …

Your Home Inspector Found Fixable Problems—What Now?

Of course, the inspection could reveal more serious problems, such as asbestos covered pipes, high levels of radon in the basement, a crack in the foundation, water and mold damage, or a termite infestation. …


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Handling Issues of Environmental Safety

“Asbestos is only a problem when it becomes powder or dust and you breathe it,” says Frank Torre, a realtor and home inspector based in Hicksville. …

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Home Inspections: A Buyer's Reassurance Policy | Rain Gutters …

Sometimes, however, a home has a significant defect of which the seller is legitimately unaware such as black mold under old wallpaper or an asbestos lining in a furnace box. A good home inspector will go over the home with a fine tooth …


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South Puget Soundings: Is your house healthy?

If you locate any suspected asbestos in the home, most experts suggest leaving it un-disturbed until a home inspector can examine your property, take evaluations and determine the safest course of action. Sometimes the best action is no …


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