Fall often brings changes, and if changes for you involve buying or selling a home, it’s good to read up on some scary (hello Halloween!?) things we often find in home inspections. Article below courtesy of realtor.com Home inspections are scary. Just when you swear you’ve found the house of your dreams, a home inspector comes […]
Inspections
Pre-Listing Inspections
Inspections for sellers or pre-listing inspections can be a valuable tool in the real estate process. Prior to listing a house for sale it is very important to be aware of any potential problems or maintenance issues. Prospective buyers are quick to point out issues. As they might try to negotiate repairs before the purchase […]
Now Serving Salt Lake City
Salt Lake City Area Home Inspections After over a decade serving Summit and Wasatch counties, HomeTech Property Inspections is now expanding our reach to Salt Lake City areas. According to Visit Salt Lake, “Salt Lake has grown in population, cultural diversity, and accolades. In addition to being home to the Winter Olympics in 2002, our […]
Schedule Your Inspection Online!
Did you know HomeTech has an online scheduler to make scheduling inspections even easier? By scheduling online, you’ll get: 1.) First pick of date and time, pick a time that works for you. 2.)Convenience, schedule your appointment anytime! 3.) Peace of Mind, you can cross “schedule home inspection” off your list! 4.) Efficiency, get the […]
Moisture Intrusion
After a record breaking winter in Utah, we’re experiencing a very wet Spring. How’s your house holding up with all this moisture? Is water sneaking into unwanted places? Is it to the point that mold is growing? It’s always a good idea to do a good walk through of your own home to look for […]
Snow Guard Inspections
What are snow guards? How do they work? Snow guards are protruding metal or plastic devices (or lengths of bars) that are installed in intermittent locations on a roof that are intended to prevent accumulated snow and ice from sliding in great sheets off the roof. They encourage the gradual melt and breakdown of the snow […]
