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Maintenance Tips

2024 Fall Home Maintenance Checklist

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It may still be warm outside, but it’s the perfect time to start preparing your home for the colder months ahead. Fall is more than just pumpkin spice and sweaters; it’s an opportunity to make sure your home is warm, safe, and energy-efficient throughout the season. To help you get started, we’ve put together a […]

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Home Inspections

Understanding Roofing Red Flags: Typical Issues Uncovered During Home Inspections

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Inspecting a property reveals its strengths and vulnerabilities. While some findings might be minor, others are glaring red flags needing immediate attention. This is especially true for roofing systems where seemingly trivial issues can quickly become significant, requiring extensive repairs or even complete replacements. Here are six of the biggest roofing warning signs to watch out […]

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Pest Inspections

How Pests Impact the Sale of a Home

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First impressions are everything in the home-buying process, and the presence of pests can quickly deter potential buyers. Common nuisances such as termites, rodents, and ants not only compromise the aesthetics of a property but can also lead to costly repairs and decreased home value. As a real estate agent, your job is to ensure […]

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Radon Testing

Understanding Radon Mitigation Systems

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As a homeowner, you want to ensure that your family is safe and healthy in your home. One potential threat that you may not be aware of is radon gas. Radon is a colorless, odorless gas that can seep into homes from the ground below and pose serious health risks. So, if Residential Inspector of […]

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Air Quality Testing

5 Hidden Areas of Your Home To Spring Clean

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It’s springtime again, which means it’s time to tackle that spring cleaning checklist you have in your head! While most people focus on closets and floors, there are several hidden areas in your home to spring clean. Today, Residential Inspector of America takes you on an adventure to explore five hidden areas of your home […]

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Commercial Inspections

Residential Vs. Commercial Inspections

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Navigating the intricate process of inspections is a crucial aspect of real estate investment, whether in the residential or commercial sector. During these examinations, potential hazards, legal issues, and significant financial risks can be identified and mitigated. For real estate investors and developers, understanding the clear distinctions between residential and commercial building inspections is vital […]

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Atlanta

What Your Sewer Line Could Be Hiding

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As homeowners, we often take for granted the beautiful, uninterrupted flow of clean water to our homes and the easy exit of waste that we flush down the toilet or wash down the drain. While it’s easy to forget what goes on behind the scenes, the truth is that our sewer lines are hard at […]

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Rodents

The Perfect Season for a Rodent Inspection

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Rodent infestations are a serious problem for many homeowners. Unfortunately, rodents can thrive in any season around here, which makes it difficult to know when to schedule a rodent inspection from Residential Inspector of America. So, what time of year for something like this? Let’s take a look at some of your options.

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Atlanta

5 Common Plumbing Issues in a New Build

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Building a new home is an exciting process that can also be overwhelming. One of the most important aspects of your new construction is the plumbing system. That’s why Residential Inspector of America ensures that all your plumbing pipes, fixtures, and appliances are installed correctly through our new construction inspections. So, let’s look at some […]

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Sewer Line Inspection

Uncovering the Importance of a Sewer Scope

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One of the most crucial processes of home inspection for any homebuyer is the sewer line evaluation or sewer scope for short. The sewer scope involves inspecting the sewer line of the house with a small camera. But why is it necessary? Well, Residential Inspector of America explains the importance of a sewer scope, especially before […]

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