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Ground Fault Circuit Interrupters, or GFCIs, are essential safety devices in modern homes, protecting against electrical shocks. Primarily used in areas with potential water contact, like bathrooms and kitchens, they monitor electrical flow and quickly shut off power during a ground fault. Our latest blog dives into the history, function, and importance of GFCIs, providing a comprehensive guide for homeowners on why these devices are crucial for electrical safety. Learn about their development, how they work, and the importance of regular maintenance to ensure your home is protected.
Embarking on the journey of purchasing a new construction home can be both thrilling and daunting. Our latest blog post delves into the crucial aspect of this process: the new construction home inspection. Designed to ensure that your dream home is not only visually appealing but also structurally sound and safe, this inspection is a vital step before finalizing your purchase. We will guide you through the importance of a thorough inspection, what it entails, and how it can save you from future headaches, ensuring that your new home is a source of joy and not unexpected surprises.
One thing is for certain here in Florida. If you are a homeowner your insurance rates have increased.
Check out our tips for finding the best rates for you.
Pools are ubiquitous here in Central Florida – Learn why you should always have an Advanced Pool Inspection conducted when purchasing a home.
One of the most common questions we receive – How do we pass a four point inspection?
The good news is that it’s easier than it sounds – Check out our tips for preparing for your inspection.
It is estimated that between 6 to 10 million homes in the United States were constructed with Polybutylene plumbing pipes.
Find out why Polybutylene Plumbing Pipes could be a problem for you
This is one of the most frequently asked questions we receive. Although Home Inspections are not required by law, it is highly recommended by all Real Estate professionals that you have an inspection conducted on every property that you are buying.
Read more here about why you should always get a home inspection.
At least when it comes to home inspections, Realtors know more than you. However, you should ask yourself if this is enough reason to trust their recommended home inspector when you are about to buy a house. Read more about trusting a Realtor Recommended Home Inspector.
Permits are necessary to ensure the safe construction of items in your home. To see if your home’s addition, decks, or roof were permitted use our Building Permit Search to find out.
Finding the best real estate agent for you is almost as important as finding the perfect house to make into your home. Read our article on what you should ask before hiring a real estate agent and more.
Did you know a recent study showed 75% of homebuyers regretted purchasing their home due to unplanned costs associated with maintenance and repairs?
Read more about what skipping a home inspection could cost you
It’s easy to get caught up in the visual aspects of a home. you may be tempted to focus on molding or cabinets but the water pipes in a home can be unseen problems. Learn what questions to ask your Home Inspector about the home’s water pipes.
Buying a home can be hard. You may get down or feel sad at closing. But it is important to keep your cool and stay happy. Follow along with this post and let us help assist you in being prepared so that you don’t have to deal with Home Buyer’s Remorse.
Purchasing a home is a euphoric event. However, once escrow begins that feeling can quickly change to frustration, particularly i fyou are not ready for the closing costs.
Purchasing a home is one of the most important purchases in life. There are ground rules for success when navigating a real estate transaction that must be understood so as to avoid any pitfalls along the way. Top 5 Tips
Double Lugged Neutrals are one of the more common defects observed during the electrical portion of a Four Point Inspection.
But are they really a hazard?
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