An infrared inspection offers a comprehensive assessment of your home's energy efficiency by detecting various hidden issues in your home.

Whether you're going for a weekend getaway or a month-long trip, vacation-proofing your home will ensure peace of mind while you're away.

This blog provides a comprehensive checklist for firework storage to ensure you have fun while staying safe this summer.

In addition to the usual monthly items, June's home health checklists focus on indoor climate control, outdoor areas, and firework safety.

24 practical tips for keeping your home in excellent working condition this May. Big emphasis on plumbing items and climate control.

This post details how checking the significant components of a house before negotiating a deal can aid in building buyer trust.

Reduce insurance claims and unforeseen maintenance costs by performing monthly home health checks.

Learn the tips and tricks to surviving a 4-point inspection from a licensed professional home inspector.

A home inspector must inspect the roof because any roof can leak, and it's required by the Standards of Practice.

Home inspectors are required to inspect the roof covering materials from the ground level or the roof eaves.

According to the InterNACHI® Home Inspection Standards of Practice, the home inspector shall inspect from the ground level or the eaves.

The inspection image is of an attached deck and stairway that is about to collapse.