How to Prevent Mold Growth and Remove it from your Home Rain, rain go away! Despite the skies clearing and the sun shining as I write these words, rain AGAIN is in the forecast for north Georgia and metro Atlanta. When have we been out of a Flood Watch or Flood Warning this year? That […]
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Homeowners must pay for sewer service lateral pipe repairs Homeowners need to learn before a sewer pipe ruptures or leaks that they must pay for the repairs if it’s a service lateral line. Service lateral pipes run from your yard to connect to main lines, whether sewer or water lines provided by the county. By
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Infrared Facts and Fiction It is common in service industries that the market place dictates the kind and price of the products it wants businesses to provide. This fact is no less true in the home inspection industry. For example, many home inspectors offer mold and Radon testing because it is requested by home buyers or real estate agents.
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Termite Damage Lurks Behind Home’s Wallpaper for Years A couple living in a 20-year-old home had an unwelcome surprise two years after they bought it. When they pulled down some wallpaper in the kitchen, they discovered obvious tunneling activity by termites. Pulling down the sheetrock revealed damage to a board above a doorway. When they
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How to Keep Your Home Safe from Coronavirus for Your Family Coronavirus changed our world. But what can you do to keep it from entering your home or workplace? The simple answer is to clean and disinfect yourself, your home and your workspace. Stepping out you hear many people discussing how this pandemic keeps their
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How to Keep Rain from Ruining your Home So much rain fell in north Georgia, with more in the forecast. That rainfall could spell trouble for your home if that water makes its way inside. Take the time to check your home to make sure the rain stays outside. Find those hidden leaks that can cause major
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Is Zillow Offers Good or Bad for Sellers in Atlanta? In September 2018, Atlanta became the third market to launch Zillow Offers, a program in which potential home sellers can request an offer from Zillow to buy their home, prepare it for sale then list it on the market. According to Jeremy Wacksman, Zillow’s Chief Marketing Officer,
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Must-Have Tools for Agents To Keep in Their Car The typical real estate agent never leaves home without the basics — brochures, “for sale” signs, open-house flyers and a fully charged cell phone, to name a few. But what else do agents need when something goes awry at the very last minute? Given the fast-paced nature of
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Warming Weather = Swarming Weather Spring is the air, and Warming Weather and Swarming Weather, The housing market is about to ramp back up! When prospective buyers tour a new home, they tend to focus on the cosmetic updates they’ll need to make if they purchase the house. From outdated fixtures and appliances to unappealing
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Explanations for what goes bump in the night Have you ever been sitting at home relaxing on a quiet evening and all of a sudden you hear a sound? It might be a constant tapping, a whistle or even a loud pop. Before you panic, here are some explanations for unusual sounds that houses make.
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