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  • pool inspections

    Pool Inspections in NC: Timing, Process, and Choosing an Inspector

    A pool inspection is a structural, safety, and equipment evaluation that takes 45 to 90 minutes and covers everything a general home inspection leaves out. The right time to book…

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  • pre drywall inspections

    What Is a Pre-Drywall Inspection? A Guide for New Construction in the Triad

    If you’re building a new home in Greensboro, High Point, or anywhere else in the Piedmont Triad, a pre-drywall inspection is your one real chance to see the framing, wiring,…

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  • A backyard in-ground swimming pool with clear blue water and a tan stone deck

    What Does a Swimming Pool Inspection Cover in NC?

    A swimming pool inspection checks the shell and decking. It also covers the plumbing, pumps, filters, electrical and bonding, heater, automation, safety barriers, and basic water chemistry. This is a…

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  • ideal basement humidity

    Ideal Basement Humidity Level & How to Maintain It

    The ideal basement humidity level is between 30% and 50%. Go above that range and you’re feeding mold, mildew, and dust mites. Go below it and you risk cracked wood,…

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  • A newly constructed modern farmhouse-style home featuring white siding, black shutters, a front porch with rocking chairs, and a concrete driveway leading to a two-car garage.

    Why Do Brand-New Homes Still Need Inspections?

    Yes, a brand-new home still needs an independent inspection, because new construction has defects just like any other home. A fresh build can hide missed framing connections, plumbing leaks, electrical…

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  • A close-up of a person wearing a blue laboratory glove holding a glass test tube filled with a clear liquid sample against a gradient blue background.

    What if There’s Coliform Bacteria in Your Well Water?

    A positive coliform test means your well water could be contaminated and should not be assumed safe to drink until you confirm and fix the problem. Coliform bacteria are a…

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  • A magnifying glass focuses on a cracked concrete foundation wall, revealing a bright yellow circle overlaid with the chemical symbol for Radon (Rn) and atomic number 86.

    What Is Considered a Safe Radon Level in a Home?

    The short answer: No level of radon exposure is completely risk-free. While the EPA recommends taking action when indoor radon reaches 4 pCi/L (picocuries per liter) or higher, any exposure…

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  • A photo of a bold red 'FOR SALE' sign on a white wooden post stands in the foreground, with a large, blurred white suburban house in the background.

    Why Do NC Buyers Need a Pre-Purchase Home Inspection?

    A pre-purchase home inspection gives you an independent, professional look at the true condition of a home before you’re legally committed to buying it. For buyers in North Carolina, it’s…

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  • A clean crawl space underneath a house features a white plastic vapor barrier covering the ground, pink fiberglass insulation tucked between wooden floor joists, and various plumbing pipes and flexible silver ductwork running overhead.

    Should You Encapsulate Your North Carolina Crawl Space?

    North Carolina homeowners know that summer humidity is no joke. When the air gets heavy in the Piedmont, that moisture often settles in the lowest parts of your house. You…

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  • A two-story modern home with grey siding, stone accents, and glowing windows during a colorful sunset, illustrating high curb appeal and proper exterior maintenance.

    Why You Need a Yearly Home Inspection for Your NC Home

    Owning a home in Central North Carolina is a major investment and a point of pride for families from Greensboro to Raleigh. Whether you live in a historic bungalow in…

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