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Home Inspections

4 Things You Might Miss Without a Home Inspection

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Making the leap into homeownership is undeniably one of the most significant milestones in life. For first-time homebuyers, the process can be a rollercoaster of excitement, stress, and, most importantly, a learning experience. While searching for the perfect abode often leads to many stunning prospects, the charming facade might just be that — a facade. […]

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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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Home Inspections

Navigating Your Home Inspection: What Comes Next?

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Homeownership is a journey. One crucial point in this adventure is the home inspection – a step that can seem daunting but is a crucial part of the experience. Below, Residential Inspector of America guides you through the process, ensuring you’re fully prepared for what comes next.

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Stucco Inspector

3 Tips for Handling Moisture Behind Your Stucco

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For homeowners, stucco siding is a popular and stylish choice. However, one significant issue that homeowners face with stucco siding is moisture buildup behind it. Unfortunately, moisture leads to severe problems like mold and rot, which can damage the structure of the home. This is a common thing Residential Inspector of America sees with stucco […]

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Stucco Inspector

5 Tips to Avoid Costly Stucco Repairs

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Stucco is a popular siding material that can give your home an elegant and unique look. However, it requires regular maintenance and upkeep to stay in excellent condition. Without proper care, stucco can develop cracks, stains, discoloration, and other issues that can lead to costly stucco repairs. So, if you want to avoid forking over […]

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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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Home Inspections

4 Ways to Spot Faulty Wiring in Your Home

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A home’s wiring system is complex and intricate, and it’s essential to ensure that everything is working correctly. Faulty wiring is a significant safety hazard that can cause fires, electric shocks, and other hazards. However, it can be challenging to identify a problem with the wiring until it’s too late. So, how do you spot […]

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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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