home: Thermal Home Inspection
- 01/25/10 08:17 PM
Thermal infrared inspections can pave the way to a healthier home. Lancaster Thermal home inspection clients have recently received their thermal imaging report containing numerous infrared digital images pin pointing their heat loss. Scranton thermal inspection clients are really able to take advantage of their reports and save money. Though the weather has turned warm the last few days and yesterday we received nearly three inches of rain, the cold is right behind this frontal system, and with it comes higher thermostats, more heating oil, propane, coal, wood, or electric. A relatively inexpensive thermal scan would reveal areas without insulation, and … (1 comments)
home: Bad Water? You need to know if your water is potable!
- 11/12/09 02:55 PM
From your Montrose Home Inspector Your Montrose Home Inspector just read the Montrose Independent and found information that directly backed up what a Dimock resident told me yesterday at a local fresh water supply; this new gas-drilling operation going on in our area, although making some very wealthy, is possibly to blame for contaminants in drinking water. You now have GCS Home Inspections and our services (including AFFORDABLE water sampling). You're probably reading this blog on our web site but I can't believe some of the possible negligence that has occurred in Dimock. A water sample analysis is in order … (2 comments)
Thermal infrared inspections can pave the way to a healthier home. Lancaster Thermal home inspection clients have recently received their thermal imaging report containing numerous infrared digital images pin pointing their heat loss. Scranton thermal inspection clients are really able to take advantage of their reports and save money. Though the weather has turned warm the last few days and yesterday we received nearly three inches of rain, the cold is right behind this frontal system, and with it comes higher thermostats, more heating oil, propane, coal, wood, or electric. A relatively inexpensive thermal scan would reveal areas without insulation, and … (1 comments)
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