by Your Pensacola Home Inspectors | Dec 27, 2018 | Home Inspection Information
Among the areas we inspect during our detailed home inspections are the bathrooms and toilets. But, do you have to be a professional to know when something isn’t working right? Not always, take a toilet for example, there are a few checks you can do...
by Your Pensacola Home Inspectors | Dec 3, 2018 | Home Inspection Information
Although many homes these days are built with plenty of electrical outlets, some older homes never seem to have enough. The solution most people turn to when they need more outlets are electrical power strips. What should we keep in mind, though, when it comes to...
by Your Pensacola Home Inspectors | Nov 30, 2018 | Home Inspection Information
While a power outage is extremely frustrating, for many, it is much more. Not only can it become costly to lose power for an extended period of time, but it can also become a more serious matter of health and safety. Is it wise, then, to invest in a portable...
by Your Pensacola Home Inspectors | Nov 9, 2018 | Home Inspection Information
Not to be confused with termites or carpenter ant damage, wood decay or wood rot is caused by certain kinds of fungi. This fungus thrives in warm, damp areas but they are very tough and can survive even when there are extremes in temperature and humidity. What...
by Your Pensacola Home Inspectors | Oct 31, 2018 | Home Inspection Information
Are you buying a home for the first time? This can be a very exciting and often stressful time. With so much to think about you might feel a bit overwhelmed at the prospect of getting a home inspection performed. We are here to help you with that. For example, one...
by Your Pensacola Home Inspectors | Oct 17, 2018 | Home Inspection Information
With extremely strong hurricanes and flooding disasters hounding us recently, it’s important to constantly be prepared and to know how to cope with flooding in our homes. No one wants to be in chaos, so getting back to normal as soon as possible will be a main...
