Energy Saving Myths & Realities
Making your home sustainable or green as it’s often called is a commitment and a homeowner usually does it for one reason, the long-term benefit of their family and for the environment.
Programmable Thermostats & Heat Pumps
Making your home sustainable or green as it’s often called is a commitment and a homeowner usually does it for one reason, the long-term benefit of their family and for the environment.
What is a Sustainable Home?
Making your home sustainable or green as it’s often called is a commitment and a homeowner usually does it for one reason, the long-term benefit of their family and for the environment.
Humidity and Humidifiers
A musty smelling basement is often a sign of excess humidity in your home. The first thing a homeowner should do is establish the level of humidity in the home.
Should I have Builders Risk Insurance?
When we are working with a client who is considering having a custom home built or a major addition or renovation
Sunshine From a Tube!
Like many sustainable home products, natural light tubes have been around for over 20 years but are still not widely accepted.
Solar Shades
Plumbing seems to be the most misunderstood of all operational installations in a home judging by the number of questions we get at inspections.
Understanding Plumbing Terms
Plumbing seems to be the most misunderstood of all operational installations in a home judging by the number of questions we get at inspections.
How Do Your Plumbing Drains Work?
We are going to look into how waste water disappears; it’s called your drain-waste-vent (DWV) system.
Lead Paint: Is It Problematic?
As we strive to make our homes more energy efficient indoor contaminants are becoming a more conscious issue for many homeowners.