Thermal Imaging Adoption
Thermal cameras can detect what the human eye can’t—like hidden leaks or insulation gaps. Learn why more inspectors are adopting this tech in 2025.
AI-Powered Defect Detection & Reporting Automation
Artificial intelligence is changing the way we inspect homes. Learn how AI-driven tools are speeding up inspections and enhancing report accuracy for buyers and agents alike.
Rural & Suburban Boom: Inspecting Properties Off the Beaten Path
Rural and suburban homes require a different kind of inspection. From septic systems to environmental risks, here’s what buyers need to know before heading off the beaten path.
Industry Consolidation: What It Means for Quality, Service, and Local Expertise
Big inspection firms are growing fast—but is bigger always better? This article breaks down what agents and buyers should consider when choosing an inspector.
Market Stabilization Post-Boom: What It Means for Home Inspections
The frantic pace of the housing market is settling, and inspections are back in focus. Find out what this means for buyers, sellers, and real estate agents alike.
Pre-Listing Inspections: Why Sellers Are Getting Ahead of the Curve
More sellers are ordering pre-listing inspections to win buyer trust, avoid surprises, and sell faster. Here’s how this strategy can give listings a competitive edge.
Mortgage Rate Fluctuations & Buyer Selectivity: Why Home Inspections Matter More Than Ever
As interest rates rise, buyers are becoming more cautious—and more reliant on home inspections. Learn why a thorough inspection is essential in today’s high-cost housing market.
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home inspectors are not code inspectors!
Code or not to Code… Is a Home Inspector a Code Inspector? We review the differences and the relevance of code to a Home Inspection.
labeling an electrical panel
Is your electrical panel labeled properly? Why should my panel be labeled?
What can i fix without a contractor?
Some things are better left to professionals. But as a homeowner, there are quite a few items that you can and should be able to do yourself.
Whole house fans
A whole-house fan can be a great addition to a home, if it is used and maintained properly.
What are the most common deficiencies found during a home inspection?
What are the most common deficiencies found during a home inspection? Is there always something wrong? Do I really need a home inspection?
What is a home inspection?
Congratulations on finding your new home! Now it’s time for the home inspection. Your home inspector helps identify items that should be corrected by the current owner prior to the sale, or items that may allow you to negotiate the selling price. At a minimum, the inspection provides a list of technical information that will help you maintain your home for years to come.