If you’ve been noticing an increase in your energy bills, or if you’re feeling cold more often than usual, it might be time to investigate the reason why. Your home could be drafty, which means that a lot of heated air is escaping from it. Here are three reasons your home is drafty and why you should call AccuSpect Inspections for an infrared inspection.
Did you know that your HVAC system can account for more than 48% of your energy bill? Throughout the entire year, you rely on your system for cooling and heating your home. You also rely on the system to move air efficiently through your home, keeping mold, pet dander, and dust out of the air. But how can you tell if your HVAC system is running efficiently? For starters, an infrared inspection from AccuSpect Inspections will help, but so will these other helpful tips.
Everyone loves the feeling of plush, soft carpet under their toes. However, your carpeted rooms could be the source of mold growth in your home. Mold needs moisture, food, and oxygen to grow, and carpeted surfaces provide just the right conditions. Still, it can be difficult to spot carpet mold if you don’t have a trained eye or know the signs. So, here are some of the most common things to look for. If you spot any of these mold growth symptoms in your carpeted rooms, it’s time to call AccuSpect Inspections.
Are you thinking about selling your home? If so, then you’ll want to schedule a pre-listing inspection with AccuSpect Inspections. Most potential buyers are thankful when previous homeowners have taken the time to make home repairs before selling. So, if you’re looking to build buyer trust, here are three benefits of a pre-listing inspection.
Mold can grow anywhere in your home, especially in areas that lack ventilation and have excess moisture. These areas often include basements, crawlspaces, bathrooms, laundry rooms, and entryways. While some mold is easy to spot, other types can linger undetected for months or years. Untreated mold in your home can lead to a variety of health conditions, which is why it’s important to have a mold inspection performed regularly. Here are some of those health symptoms from prolonged exposure. When you’re ready, call AccuSpect Inspections for a complete mold inspection of your home.
For many homeowners, a sewer inspection rarely crosses their minds until it’s too late. A problem with the sewer can lead to costly repairs and unwanted water damage in the yard or basement. Sewer issues can even arise in the kitchen and bathrooms, causing serious headaches. So, before your sewer line catches you off guard, turn to the team at AccuSpect Inspections. We use the latest technology to check for cracks and damage that could lead to these significant problems in your home. If it’s been a while since your last inspection, here are some common signs that it’s time to give us a call!
A common goal for many homeowners is to have an energy-efficient home. Some choose to upgrade appliances or HVAC systems, while others call AccuSpect Inspections for an infrared inspection. With this kind of investigation, homeowners get a thermal image of their home and can see where heat and cold air is escaping. Here are several of the most common pain points that infrared inspections identify.
If you’ve had your home on the market, you have probably already done quite a bit of work to get your home ready to sell. And if you have a buyer ready to purchase your home, you’re on the home stretch! Still, it’s important to keep your eye on the prize through the home inspection process with AccuSpect Inspections. We’ve put together a few tips to keep in mind to prep your home for the home inspection.
Worried about a heat wave in your house? Infrared inspections test for temperature variations on the surface of a home. This additional service to a home inspection can check for any temperature variations that may point to a serious issue with the home. AccuSpect Inspections has performed over 3,500 home inspections, and our team of experts is ready to help you make good decisions about buying or selling a home.