by HomeGauge | Jun 15, 2012 | WELLS/SEPTIC
As an acreage owner I have had to haul water from the city and it is not fun, not by a long shot. Well water supply and water quality are more critical then you may think. In order to help my clients reduce their risks of a well failure and to help them understand...
by HomeGauge | Jun 15, 2012 | WELLS/SEPTIC
For many of us living out side the city, we have had experience with wells and septic systems. These components are critical to every rural property yet they are often not inspected or under inspected. At Border Home Inspections we recommend the following. First of...
by HomeGauge | Jun 15, 2012 | ROOF/ATTIC STRUCTURE
The roof of a home is perhaps the most critical component of the home yet it is the most over looked even by inspectors. The current trend in inspection training is for the trainers to recommend that no-one walk on the roof during the inspection in case they fall....
by HomeGauge | Jun 15, 2012 | GENERAL INSPECTION DISCUSSION
This issue has come up several times recently and I wanted to address it once and for all. When you hire an inspector you will be asked to sign an agreement which explains the limitations and scope of the inspection. Within most of these agreements will be a...
by HomeGauge | Jun 15, 2012 | HEATING/COOLING
Home heating is taken for granted much of the time. We turn up the thermostat and magically we get instant comfort. Of course there are many considerations to think about when we turn up the heat, not the least of which is the environment. This discussion often leads...
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