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Messy Wiring A Sign of a Bigger Problem

Messy Wiring A Sign of a Bigger Problem

blogBy info@inspectormarketing365.comNovember 29, 2022

Electricians won’t get any bonus points for organization. Technically, the ability for the wiring to conduct electricity has nothing to do with how organized the cables are. Still, if you look at your wiring and see a haphazard mess, take caution. There could be a larger problem at play. Signs of disorganization indicate that an…

3 Situations Where You Can Get by With Repairing Your Roof

3 Situations Where You Can Get by With Repairing Your Roof

blogBy info@inspectormarketing365.comNovember 25, 2022

All roofs will experience wear and tear over time, but that does not necessarily mean you need to dish out money for installing a brand new roof. If the following situations apply to you, a simple repair will likely do the trick. 1. You Have a Couple of Missing Shingles Replacing a few missing or…

6 Move in Tips for the New Homeowner

6 Move in Tips for the New Homeowner

blogBy info@inspectormarketing365.comNovember 23, 2022

1. Change the locks. You really don’t know who else has keys to your home, so change the locks. That ensures you’re the only person who has access. Install new deadbolts yourself for as little as $10 per lock, or call a locksmith — if you supply the new locks, they typically charge about $20…

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UncategorizedBy info@inspectormarketing365.comNovember 21, 2022

AC Without a Drain Pan in Attic

AC Without a Drain Pan in Attic

blogBy info@inspectormarketing365.comNovember 19, 2022

Putting an air conditioner in the attic seems to make perfect sense. There are no ugly window units. There is no bulky central A/C unit in the utility area. There is just cool dry air gently flowing down from ceiling vents. Unfortunately, that’s not all that’s flowing. In the process of conditioning your air, you’re…

Building a Proper Fire

Building a Proper Fire

blogBy info@inspectormarketing365.comNovember 15, 2022

One aspect of easy home maintenance is building a fire in the fireplace – a luxury today, where it was a necessity in the past. When you’re building your fire, make sure that the chimney flue is open to ensure airflow in your unit. Next, stack your logs on top of the metal holder, adding…

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UncategorizedBy info@inspectormarketing365.comNovember 11, 2022

Aluminum Wiring Is a Fire Hazard

Aluminum Wiring Is a Fire Hazard

blogBy info@inspectormarketing365.comNovember 9, 2022

You won’t find aluminum wiring in modern residential branch-circuit wiring, but in the 1960s and 1970s, aluminum was common. During the 60s and 70s copper prices led homebuilders to use single strand aluminum in homes to cut costs. At the time, aluminum seemed like a reasonable replacement. It kept the costs low and did the…

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UncategorizedBy info@inspectormarketing365.comNovember 7, 2022

Architecture Lab Reduce Bulb Burnout and Save Money

Architecture Lab Reduce Bulb Burnout and Save Money

blogBy info@inspectormarketing365.comNovember 5, 2022

Frequently, a burned out light bulb may not be the bulb’s fault. The electrical wiring may not have a strong connection, causing the bulb to burn out faster. Other common issues include poor air circulation around the bulb, overtightened bulbs or high voltage such as caused by an electrical pulse. Light bulbs are fairly easy…

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