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Mold Prevention Tips for Atlanta Homeowners

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Living in Atlanta, GA, we’re no strangers to stormy weather. With the humid subtropical climate prevalent in the region, combined with the frequent thunderstorms and hurricanes during certain seasons, homeowners must be vigilant about protecting their homes from potential mold growth. Mold not only poses health risks but can also cause extensive damage to your […]

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Maintenance Tips

2024 Fall Home Maintenance Checklist

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It may still be warm outside, but it’s the perfect time to start preparing your home for the colder months ahead. Fall is more than just pumpkin spice and sweaters; it’s an opportunity to make sure your home is warm, safe, and energy-efficient throughout the season. To help you get started, we’ve put together a […]

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Home Inspections

Understanding Roofing Red Flags: Typical Issues Uncovered During Home Inspections

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Inspecting a property reveals its strengths and vulnerabilities. While some findings might be minor, others are glaring red flags needing immediate attention. This is especially true for roofing systems where seemingly trivial issues can quickly become significant, requiring extensive repairs or even complete replacements. Here are six of the biggest roofing warning signs to watch out […]

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Sewer Line Inspection

Why Are Sewer Pipes Underground?

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Have you ever wondered why we put our sewer pipes in the ground? This is often a question that comes up for homebuyers who are looking to purchase an older home with a septic. So, Residential Inspector of America is here to explain some of the main reasons our sewers run underground.

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Sewer Line Inspection

Uncovering the Importance of a Sewer Scope

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One of the most crucial processes of home inspection for any homebuyer is the sewer line evaluation or sewer scope for short. The sewer scope involves inspecting the sewer line of the house with a small camera. But why is it necessary? Well, Residential Inspector of America explains the importance of a sewer scope, especially before […]

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Atlanta

Common Foundation Issues in Older Homes

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In real estate, a home 50 years old is often considered an older home. That’s because building codes and standards have changed dramatically over the last five decades. These changes include the type of foundation poured or used for most houses in the area. As a result, foundational issues are among the most common problems […]

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Home Inspector

3 Things Home Inspections and Appraisals Have in Common

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Many first-time homebuyers confuse inspections for appraisals, and vice versa. However, these two evaluations of a home are not the same, and opting out of one or the other might cost you. Furthermore, they’re both essential to your financial interest in a home, so you must employ a professional, like Residential Inspector of America. Yet, […]

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Infrared Inspections

3 Issues Revealed by Infrared Inspections

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A home inspection can reveal issues that could lead to bigger problems down the road. However, a regular inspection can’t reveal everything, especially when it concerns what’s happening within the walls of the home. That’s why most people also choose to have an infrared inspection done by Residential Inspector of America. Here are some of […]

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Home Warranty

3 Benefits of an 18-Month Home Warranty

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When purchasing a home, getting an inspection falls at the top of the priority list. With that inspection, you should expect some kind of warranty, regardless of which inspection company you use. An additional 12-month warranty on your new home usually comes from the builder, but if you’re looking for 18 months of coverage, then […]

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Home Inspector

5 Things to Be Aware Of When Buying an Older Home

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Are you dreaming of owning an older home? Maybe you like the idea of restoring a centuries-old home or the fact you can own a piece of history. Before diving into a purchase, you must be aware of the potential problems with older homes. Thankfully, a home inspection from Residential Inspector of America can help […]

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