Before someone buys your house, they will typically schedule a home inspection to protect themselves. The inspector evaluates the condition of all the major systems and components and reports back to the potential buyer. What if there is a problem with your house you...
January, which the EPA has designated as National Radon Action Month, will be here before we know it! In this article, we go over what it means to have unsafe levels of radon in the home, and what can be done about it. Why You Should Have Your Home Tested for Radon It...
Improve Indoor Air Quality in Your Home Easily Improving your health and making your home cleaner are just two of the reasons to improve indoor air quality. It sounds difficult to do, but it’s much easier than you think. 1. Allow For Air Ventilation Fresh air...
When Do I Need a New Roof? Here’s How to Tell Roofs are made to last for a considerable amount of time, but exposure to the elements can shorten their lifespan. Many people are not able to tell when it is time to replace a roof because all roofs age differently....
Radon exists in nature as a colorless and odorless radioactive gas. While it might be found in nature, it is still harmful at certain levels indoors. When you inhale radon it can increase the chances of getting lung cancer. Many people have unsafe radon levels in...
Moisture is the Root of Home Mold Problems The essential ingredient for mold growth is moisture. We all have sniffed that telltale damp smell of mold and mildew after forgetting a load of clothes in the washer. Home mold problems are best prevented by finding the...
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