warner robins home inspection: RecallChek and Ace Home Inspection, LLC Provide Peace of Mind for Homebuyers.
- 06/07/10 03:22 AM
What is RecallChek? (Yes, it's spelled that way on purpose.) It is a registered service that can provide recall and safety bulletin information on just about any mechanical appliance. The service also provides safety information on other items such as blind cords which are hazardous to small children. The really cool thing about RecallChek is that if there are items in the home such as microwaves or other appliances affected by a recall or safety issue, the manufacturers are responsible for all repairs; no out of pocket expenses for home sellers or buyers! How it works.... We copy the make and … (0 comments)
One of the most common deficiencies noted during a home inspection on homes older than about 7 years is a deteriorated plumbing vent collar. These collars are located on the roof and are made of a black plastic type … (1 comments)
warner robins home inspection: Warner Robins Home Inspector Offers Some Advice Concerning Insulation in Attics
- 01/07/10 04:31 AM
Warner Robins Home Inspector Offers Some Advice Concerning Insulation in Attics. Disclaimer: Contact your physician before attempting physically challenging activities. Also, if you are unfamiliar with moving through an attic, hire a professional. Many older homes with low pitched roofs are extremely difficult to move through. The winter months bring cooler temps, lower humidity and the perfect opportunity to get up in that attic to check your insulation! Summertime heat may prohibit a good investigation of your attic. Attic temperatures can reach 130 degrees+ in the summer months....not only uncomfortable, but dangerous. This time of year is the perfect time to … (0 comments)
warner robins home inspection: Warner Robins Home Inspector Offers Some Advice Concerning Squeaky Floors
- 05/20/09 10:41 PM
Warner Robins Home Inspector Offers Some Advice Concerning Squeaky Floors. Maybe the wet spring weather has swelled building materials or some people's hearing is more acute, but the complaints of squeaky flooring is on the rise. Here is a little advice concerning what causes squeaky floors and what is the best way to make it stop. Squeaky floors are caused primarily from three conditions. The first and most predominant is the sub floor (plywood/OSB) is not fully secured to the supporting floor joists. The plywood has slightly separated from the joist and when the area is stepped on, we hear the plywood … (0 comments)
warner robins home inspection: Warner Robins Home Inspector Shares Advice With New Home Buyers
- 04/17/09 11:13 PM
Warner Robins Home Inspector Shares Advice With New Home Buyers. When I say "new home" I mean new construction. This is an old story that bears repeating; I only bring it up again because of a recent trend in new construction defects being discovered during the home inspection. There are many reasons for this spike in defects, the main one being builders that were in a hurry to get their homes on the market before they went bankrupt or quit the business. A couple years ago there were 300 builders in the Warner Robins, Kathleen, Byron and Middle Georgia area, now … (0 comments)
warner robins home inspection: Home Inspector in Warner Robins GA Earns ASHI Certification
- 03/17/09 07:35 AM
Home Inspector in Warner Robins GA Earns ASHI Certification. As part of a constant pursuit of excellence in the home inspection profession, Howard Tennyson, President of Ace Home Inspection, LLC has earned the official designation of ASHI Certified Inspector. The ASHI Certified Inspector designation is reserved for Home Inspectors who are members of the American Society of Home Inspectors and who have successfully passed the National Home Inspector Certification Exam, the ASHI Standards of Practice Test and also the ASHI Code of Ethics Exam. A thorough evaluation for Standards conformance of completed home inspection reports submitted to paid customers by the inspector is … (0 comments)
warner robins home inspection: Warner Robins Home Inspector’s 11 Month Warranty Inspection Saves New Home Owners Thousands in Repairs
- 03/06/09 10:24 PM
A recent home inspection conducted by Ace Home Inspection, LLC of Warner Robins has saved a couple tens of thousands of dollars in repairs to their new home. While most new home owners tend to focus on mainly cosmetic issues, a professional home inspector is trained to evaluate structural and mechanical systems. These systems in new homes are usually installed in a professional manner but sometimes corners are cut leading to expensive repairs. This particular home had two major structural defects concerning the brick veneer. The color of the brick and mortar made it difficult to see the failures in construction. Close … (0 comments)
warner robins home inspection: Honesty Lauded Following Home Inspection, Warner Robins GA
- 03/05/09 12:22 AM
A recent client of Ace Home Inspection, LLC of Warner Robins shares thoughts after her home inspection experience (permission to use testimonials was granted by client). This was a bank owned foreclosure property in Warner Robins GA. She chose Ace Home Inspection because she saw on my website (http://acehomeinspection.biz) that I am retired military. After a long home search and tangled buying process, Ms. G was exhibiting some apprehension when I came off the roof to introduce myself. Her questions were short and to the point and I did everything I could to best explain what I was looking at … (0 comments)
warner robins home inspection: Warner Robins Home Inspector Earns Disaster Housing Inspector Certificate
- 02/15/09 12:22 AM
Another important certificate has been added to the growing list of accomplishments for this Warner Robins Home Inspector. Howard Tennyson, President of Ace Home Inspection, LLC (http://acehomeinspection.biz) recently was awarded the ACEIII-Initial Disaster Housing Inspector Training Certificate of Completion. The ACEIII training is part of a program developed by PaRR Inspections. Partnership for Response and Recovery (PaRR) has been awarded a contract for the "Management and Performance of Housing Inspection Services in Disaster Areas Nationwide." The FEMA Disaster Housing Program provides grants for owners and renters whose homes have been affected as a result of a disaster and who have inadequate … (0 comments)
What is RecallChek? (Yes, it's spelled that way on purpose.) It is a registered service that can provide recall and safety bulletin information on just about any mechanical appliance. The service also provides safety information on other items such as blind cords which are hazardous to small children. The really cool thing about RecallChek is that if there are items in the home such as microwaves or other appliances affected by a recall or safety issue, the manufacturers are responsible for all repairs; no out of pocket expenses for home sellers or buyers!
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