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Our main job as home inspectors is to communicate meaningful, understandable and useful information to our clients (and all users of the inspection report).
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While many believe that “too many photos” in a report is distracting, “too few photos” in the report can expose you to calls, complaints, and lawsuits.
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While homeowners understand the importance of monitoring carbon monoxide and smoke related to potential fires, many are blissfully unaware of the effects of radon.
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Ten years ago, lung cancer took my husband Joe. Only afterwards did I discover that the likely cause was the presence of high levels of radon in our home.
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> E&O Insurance: OREP Invites You to Compare Coverage & Rates (get ready to smile) > InspectorAdvisor: Get Your Tough Inspection Questions Answered by a Pro The following is reprinted from Working RE Inspector, a nationwide print magazine exclusively for home inspectors. If you are not a subscriber,…
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Being innovative with your marketing doesn't mean you must be a genius researcher or gifted at oratory. It requires motivation and a little creativity.
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The majority of inspectors have some general idea about mold, even if they have a disclaimer in their contract that excludes mold from the home inspection.
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