At Tiger Home & Building Inspections, we see the same common items appear on inspection reports every spring. Taking care of these items ahead of time can help your home show better, reduce buyer concerns, and keep your transaction moving smoothly.
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Here we are spring of 2022 and we just realized we totally forgot to celebrate our special month last year. […]
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At home inspections, we often encounter older equipment that is not functioning properly. We asked Douglas Mechanical Services to share […]
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Seller’s Preparation Inspections have value well-beyond the cost of the service. Realtors that utilize this powerful tool will attest to […]
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Throughout the years of working with clients during home inspections we have recognized consistent issues with winter home inspections that can be prevented with proactive steps by sellers. As you may know, items such as swimming pools, cooling systems and lawn irrigation systems can not be fully inspected in the colder months. Joe DeLaurentis give us tips on how to manage these items now for a seamless transaction later.
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Often at a home inspection, inspectors will report on overhanging trees and branches that could be potentially damaging to the […]
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I realize there is no shortage of advice on what to do before, during, and after a storm. But I’ll […]
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Because of the unpredictable conditions in New England, roof inspections are often complicated by snow cover during the winter months. Since roofing is expensive and provides a primary line of defense against moisture damage to the structure, home inspection clients are understandably concerned…
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