As a homeowner, regular maintenance is crucial to ensuring your home remains in great shape year-round. Seasonal changes can bring unique challenges, so it’s essential to stay proactive with home inspections. Here’s a seasonal checklist to help you stay ahead of potential issues and keep your home in top condition. Spring: Preparing for Warm Weather […]
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A Year of Success with Sewer Scoping
A Year of Success with Sewer Scoping: At HomeTech Property Inspections, we pride ourselves on staying ahead of the curve in providing top-notch home inspection services. This past year, we introduced Sewer Scoping as part of our inspection offerings, and the results have been nothing short of incredible! Here’s why this service has become an […]
New Construction Homes — What to Look Out For
When purchasing a home, the allure of new construction can be hard to resist. Shiny appliances, pristine finishes, and the knowledge that you’re the first occupant give new builds a unique appeal. However, while new construction homes can offer many benefits, they also present unique challenges that buyers should consider carefully. Here’s how new homes […]
What is the difference between an appraisal and an inspection?
The main difference between an appraisal and an inspection is that an appraisal deals with the value of a home, while an inspection deals with the condition of the home. Inspections and appraisals are both important parts of the home buying process, and buyers should do both to protect their financial interest in a home […]
16 Tips to Prepare for a Home Inspection
We’ve been in the business for 16 years as of this year, so we compiled 16 tips to prepare for a home inspection. Hometech does home inspections for buyers and home inspections for sellers. Prepare for a home inspection as a seller: Inspections for sellers can be a valuable tool in the real estate process. […]
Take Action on Radon this January
It’s time to take Action on Radon! Radon is estimated to cause around 21,000 lung cancer deaths in the United States every year and is the second leading cause of lung cancer, according to the U.S Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). Radon is a naturally occurring radioactive gas that can get trapped in homes and buildings […]
