williamson county: My gas heat is not working! It might be a prank!
- 10/04/10 02:05 AM
OK, it is the first cool snap of the year and you go to turn the heat on and you wait and wait and wait. It does nothing and your first thought is that the system is broken. So what should you do? Well if you only have gas heat and an electric water heater (like I do) the first thing you want to do is to go and take a look at the gas meter to see if it has been turned off! I know, you are thinking that this only happens if you do not pay your bill. Well, normally … (2 comments)
williamson county: January is Radon Awareness Month
- 12/26/09 02:47 AM
With January being Radon Awareness Month, I thought I would share a few things I have discovered in Spring Hill and Thompson's Station, TN. WE HAVE RADON PROBLEMS! In the past few weeks, I have found high levels of radon in several areas in Spring Hill and Thompson's Station and it is widespread across the area. Some of the area's have been off of Bucker/Dueplex, Benevento, Cherry Grove, Hardins Landing, Tollgate, Campbell Station and Windover Estates. Just about any place that you see outcroppings of rock or homes that have basements you are going to stand a very good chance of finding radon. Always recommend a … (4 comments)
williamson county: Do you have a summary in your home inspection report?
- 01/30/08 02:47 AM
I have included a summary in my report since 1995, or when I started inspecting homes. Why do I include a summary? I guess the main reason is that if as a buyer I needed an inspection I would want to have a summary in my report. As a buyer I would want to know the high points or the problems that were found during the inspection without sifting through pages and pages of a report. I have always treated my clients like I would want to be treated, this could be why I have been successful in my business. I'm trying … (27 comments)
williamson county: What make you select a home inspector?
- 03/20/07 01:17 PM
I have often wondered as I'm sure other home inspectors have; Why do you select one home inspector over another? I hope that it is not price, but I know that this does play a factor in the selection process at times. Then we have the experience and knowledge factor, I would hope that this is the single largest factor in the selection process. Experience and knowledge is pretty much the wining combination when it comes to inspecting homes. Many home inspectors are chosen simply based on their professional affiliation. Unlike the real estate profession, the home inspector profession has several professional organizations. The … (20 comments)
OK, it is the first cool snap of the year and you go to turn the heat on and you wait and wait and wait. It does nothing and your first thought is that the system is broken. So what should you do?
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