Certinspectors Blog
Improve Your Home’s Air Quality With These 6 Tips
One aspect of healthy living that people rarely think about is the quality of the air in the home. Poor air quality can harm your health. Fortunately, there are many ways to improve your home's air quality. Here are six changes you can make to get you started. Ways To...
3 Ways to Prevent Mold from Growing in Your Home
While mold has its purpose in nature, it does no good growing in your home and is tough to eliminate once it spreads. Mold can grow anywhere there is moisture, even in areas where you can’t see it like behind your home’s drywall. Along with mold being an expensive...
Four Benefits of Thermal Imaging in Home Inspections
If you are preparing to order a home inspection soon, look for an inspector who offers thermal imaging services. At first glance, this type of advanced technology may seem unnecessary. After all, a general property inspection will help you to identify many types of...
Certinspectors is turning everything PINK for 2019!
Certinspectors is turning everything PINK for 2019!One morning this past October, I was getting my morning cup of coffee, and I had a choice of the regular white cup or the pink cup. I chose pink. I then saw pink everywhere. October is National Breast...
5 Tips for Home Security During the Holiday Season
Are you traveling over the holidays? Have a plan in place for home security during the holiday season so that you can have peace of mind while you're away. The holidays can be stressful enough, so protect your home against a break-in while you’re gone. Best Practices...
5 Ways to Minimize the Dangers of Radon In Your Home
Radon results from the natural breakdown of radioactive elements like uranium, radium, and thorium in the soil and rocks. There are health hazards that result from exposure to radon gas. The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and the Surgeon General's offices...
Easy Projects for Home Energy Efficiency Improvements
Making energy efficiency improvements to your home isn’t a seasonal project, but fall is a perfect time to do it. Attics are more comfortable to work in than in summer, caulk cures faster than in winter, and it will get your home ready for the cooler weather ahead....
