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The best way to ensure a Home Inspection goes smoothly is to ensure everyone is on the same page. Here are the basics. The Home

Pools are a wonderful addition to the home; they allow for the opportunity to entertain and a chance for us to get outside and relax.

As you know, the last few years have been crazy for our local builders. Whether it has been the lack or delay of supplies or

Have you ever seen that odd shaped copper piece in your yard with the black plastic hat and wondered what is that, and what is

The condensate line is one of the most important components of your HVAC system. As air is heated or cooled inside your HVAC system, humidity

Good water pressure is something most homeowners take for granted. There’s nothing worse than coming home from a hard day at work, looking forward to

What is a Water heater TPRV? Temperature/Pressure-Relief or TPR Valves are safety devices installed on water heating appliances, such as boilers and domestic water supply

Hey Guys and Gals! Jason from Absolute Home Inspections, here again to help answer some of your home buying questions. Today’s topic is the oven

Hey Guys and Gals! Jason from Absolute Home Inspections, here again to help answer some of your home buying questions. Today’s topic is Stucco cracking.

Hey Guys and Gals! Jason from Absolute Home Inspections, here again to help answer some of your home buying questions. Today’s topic is the home

Hey Guys and Gals! Jason from Absolute Home Inspections, here again to help answer some of your Home Inspection questions. Today’s topic is the Garage

There are two types of smoke alarms in general use: photoelectric and ionization. These smoke alarms sense the presence of smoke differently. * Photoelectric Smoke

What are the rules in Nevada for straps on a Water Heater? Nevada falls under the Uniform Code Section 510.5 which states “In seismic zones

What is a Sediment Trap? Sediment Traps installed at gas appliances are used to help catch any sediment or debris that may be present in

All doors that access the home from the garage area must be fire rated. A large percentage of home fires start in the garage where

Polybutylene piping was used in over 10,000,000 homes through out the US from 1975-1990. It was believed a better, and more cost effective way for