10 Benefits Of Working With A Real Estate Agent When Buying A Home We know it can be fun to zip around the internet looking for your next home and dream about how you will spend your days there, or build a family in that home. But, when it comes time to actually purchase a home, working with a real estate agent will be an important part of the process. A buyers agent will spend
8 Tips For Sellers Before A Home Inspection
August 24, 2019
8 Tips for Sellers Before a Home Inspection A home inspection isn’t something many potential buyers skip. Here are some tips to make the process smoother. So, You’re Selling Your Home… You’ve got an interested buyer, but they’d like to have a home inspector take a look at your property. What should you do to sure that the process goes smoothly? In this guide, we’ll discuss eight of our top tips for sellers before home
Summer Heat Got You Down?
August 7, 2019
Dirty A/C Coils If you have air conditioning equipment that you rely on, chances are you probably understand the importance of regular maintenance. But the trouble is, not all preventative maintenance includes coil cleaning. If a service vendor has been recommending this procedure, you may be wondering why you need to clean A/C coils. Here’s a quick explanation followed by more information for those of you who want the details. Why clean A/C coils? The
6 Simple Tips To Heat Your Home Efficiently This Winter Season
December 5, 2018
Heating your home often accounts for a large portion of your energy costs You may wonder if there are things you can do to reduce that extra expense every winter. In this article, we provide some ways to heat your home efficiently. 1. Use Your Oven or Wood-Burning Appliance More Often During the winter, you’ll likely spend some nights sitting by a cozy fire. Or you may find yourself using your oven more often to
Dyer Lint Accumulation – Fire Hazard
October 20, 2018
Dyer Lint Accumulation – Fire Hazard Texas Reliable Inspections The US Fire Administration, which is a division of the US Department of Homeland Security reports that clothes dryers were the instrumental cause of an estimated 15,600 structure fires, fifteen deaths, 400 injuries and almost 100 million dollars of property damage each year. Lack of regular maintenance, which means cleaning lint build up in the exhaust hoses of dryers, was the leading cause of clothes dryer
