Atlanta Home Inspector Warns About Potential Dangers of Decks! When you think of a home inspection, you probably don’t think about the deck. Deck structures are very important to ensure the safety of your deck, and many times are improperly installed. A great example was found recently by Champia’s own Andrew Binosa, an ASHI Associate […]
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Did Your Home’s Designer Follow Building Codes? This Atlanta Home Inspection Was Designed to Be Costly! “The problem with some developers is that they have ‘designers’ designing their houses instead of architects”, says Andrew Binosa, ASHI Associate Inspector with Champia Real Estate Inspections Atlanta. Was your home created by a “designer” or an architect? The difference
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10 Reasons to Schedule a Home Inspection Before Selling Before selling your home, a thorough real estate inspection can pinpoint some problem areas that might affect its listing price. An informed seller should always be familiar with the current condition of the home, as this will lead to huge benefits once the property hits the
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Is Getting a Home Inspection for an Atlanta Home Worth the Expense? Having an Atlanta home inspector come to evaluate a home you intend on buying is the only way to make a sound investment. Without a certified home inspector’s expertise, what seemed like a great deal could actually be a huge money pit. Never make the
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Sellers Have Different View on Home Inspections Facts about Home Inspections in Georgia! As a “buyer beware” state, sellers in Georgia aren’t required to provide a home inspection. In fact, a home can sell “as is,” though that doesn’t mean the seller is free of all liability from material defects. In Georgia, home buyers have
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Brick House Atlanta Real Estate Continuing Education Classes Will Tackle Age Old Questions! Just because your home exterior is brick house doesn’t mean it’s exceptionally sturdy. Listen to Champia Real Estate Inspection Atlanta Rick Farber explain just what that means. To find out what upcoming continuing education classes are scheduled at Champia, or to register for a
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Tip of The Day from an Atlanta Home Inspector! Joe Niehuser, an inspector with Champia Real Estate Inspections, asks the question in the Tip of the Day. Joe is a certified inspector with the American Society of Home Inspectors (ASHI) and a residential ICC code certified inspector. For those of you who don’t know, Joe explains
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Real Estate Inspector Sales Depend Upon Successful Home Inspections Members of American Society of Real Estate Inspector (ASHI) must pass the National Homes Inspections Examination before they can become certified. They must complete the ASHI Standards of Practice and Code of Ethics Education study module also, a standard that Champia Real Estate Inspections Atlanta supports
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Champia Inspector Atlanta Finds Home’s Rafters Get Little Support Champia Inspector Atlanta Talks About Support! You just never know what you will find in houses. This house has undersized purlins supporting the rafters in the attic, according to Andrew Binosa of Champia Real Estate Inspections. purlin: (noun) a longitudinal member in a roof frame,
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What Role Does a Triangle Play for Your Roof? Atlanta Home Inspector Talks About Triangle Roof and Trusses! Champia Real Estate Inspections Atlanta staff members continue to educate themselves throughout the year. Just a few days after a “boot camp” for schedulers, it was time for inspectors to sit down for a lesson and know
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