I’m David Schonleber, the proud owner of VisionQuest Home Inspections, LLC. I look forward to sharing my story. I hope that you will enjoy getting to know me better. I have always craved to be in control of my own destiny and have flexible working hours. Besides, I have enjoyed problem-solving and completing jobs to an… Read More
The housing market is red-hot right now, sparking a trend among home buyers to skip home inspections to nab their dream home ahead of other offers. Read More Original Article Source Credits: Family Handyman, https://www.familyhandyman.com/ Article Written By: Rebecca Winke Original Article Posted on: Mar. 24, 2021 Link to Original Article: https://www.familyhandyman.com/article/skipping-home-inspection-risks/
General home inspectors look for signs of damage and defects. They’ll often refer buyers to a specialist to investigate further and fully diagnose the problem when and if they spot something significant, or something that lies outside their scope of expertise. Read More Original Article Source Credits: The Balance, https://www.thebalance.com/ Article Written By: Elizabeth Weintraub Original Article Posted on:… Read More
Get a jump-start by prepping your home and garden for warm weather, setting up the perfect drip-dry spot for beach towels, reorganizing the kitchen, and more. These 15 to-dos cover all the bases, so you can enjoy your month to the fullest. Read More Original Article Source Credits: Family Handyman , https://www.familyhandyman.com/ Article Written By: Family Handyman… Read More
Regular maintenance is essential to ensure that your home is functioning to an optimum level. However, if you are unaware of problems or they get put on hold, it could prove costly to fix later. Therefore, it’s essential to hire a home inspector that can do a thorough assessment and point out common issues before… Read More
Buying a home involves many different processes, one of which is closing on a home, and getting your potential new abode inspected. Although an inspection doesn’t seem like something that could affect you much during the home buying process, making mistakes during this process can cost you big bucks a few years down the road…. Read More
We all know to check the smoke detectors at least once a year, be it when clocks fall back or spring forward. Many of us responsible ones even have carbon monoxide monitors in our homes and businesses. But what about radon? To be honest, I did not give much thought to radon either until I… Read More
As a homeowner, you already know that there can seem to be no end to your “To Do†list. With regular maintenance, cleaning, redecorating and yard work it’s easy to feel like your home is a full time job of its own. Setting up a regular care and inspection schedule for your home is a… Read More
You can’t touch it, see it, or smell it but radon is the second leading cause of lung cancer outside of cigarette smoking. Radon is a naturally occurring radioactive gas. It’s found in soil, rock, and even water as the breakdown of uranium. When uranium is broken down, it’s released into the air and can… Read More
Buying a new house can be one of the happiest moments of your life as it promises new beginnings, a better location, new friends, and several other opportunities. However, before you invest in a house, you need to verify whether it is free of defects and potential safety hazards. To do this, you cannot simply… Read More
Keeping your roof in its best condition should be a year-round priority. Shortly before and during winter, however, more work might be required to ensure your roofing system is fully ready for the cold months. Remember that the wintertime is when you and your loved ones will be spending more time indoors. Therefore, your roof… Read More
Your home is a major investment, and although the winter weather tends to make us want to stay indoors, there are still bits and pieces we need to check over every now and again. Even periodic checks of equipment and areas of your home could potentially help you save on expensive repairs. We want to… Read More