Don’t wait until you’re selling your home to address maintenance issues. Instead, stay on top of regular home maintenance chores to keep your home inspection ready! At Kenco Home Inspections, we’re invested in our community. This means we love to share our tips and tricks for good home maintenance throughout the year.

If you’re buying a home for the first time, you may not understand all the details in the home buying process. That includes what to expect from a home inspection. The purpose of a home inspection is to determine the current condition of the home so that you can make a confident and informed buying decision.

It’s tempting to think that things will be perfect in a new construction home. Or, that you won’t need to schedule a home inspection before closing. Yet, problems or mistakes do occur with new construction. It’s best to find and resolve these issues before you close.

Hurricanes are a part of life for Southeastern Florida. These high-powered storms can lead to costly wind damage for homes and businesses. Wind mitigation strategies help your home withstand wind damage.

Buying an older home is a risk with many rewards. Older homes often have more charm and better craftsmanship than newer homes. If they’ve not undergone renovations or updates, many of the home’s systems will be out of date or need repairs.

If you are in the process of purchasing a home, schedule a termite inspection. You risk thousands of dollars in potential damage if a termite infestation goes unnoticed. Also, most mortgage lenders require a termite inspection before they approve a loan.

When selling a home most homeowners go through a home inspection process. In fact, most purchase agreements include a contingency based on the outcome of the home inspection. The buyer has the right to walk away from the contract if the home inspection reveals issues and the two parties can’t come to an agreement about repairs.

Avoid these common mistakes home buyers make to set yourself up for success. Contact us to schedule a full home inspection.

The new year is a great time to start fresh. This includes a focus on home maintenance tasks and home updates. In January, consider those tasks that add value the entire year and get you off to a solid start.