Mold can feel like a homeowner’s worst nightmare. When dealing with home problems, mold ranks high on the list of issues not to ignore. After all, mold can cause serious health problems if left unresolved.

The new year is almost here. The end of the year brings an opportunity to prepare for a fresh start. As you pack away the holiday decorations, take time to prioritize home improvement projects for the new year.

As we come to the close of another year, we want to wish our team, customers, and community a wonderful holiday season. The past few years haven’t been easy, yet we continue to feel gratitude and delight in the love and support we’ve seen in our community.

Buyers benefit from investing in a home inspection when purchasing a condo. Even though the property isn’t a standalone, single-family home, buyers should understand the condo’s condition before closing.

Be intentional about safety this holiday season. A few simple practices can help avoid damage to your home and family. Holiday lights can lead to fires, falls, and blown fuses. Avoid the risk by upgrading your lights and taking the time to do the job right.

The Thanksgiving season reminds us all to be grateful. After another changing year with life and business disrupted, we here at Kenco Home Inspections are incredibly thankful for the support of our customers, staff, and community.

When purchasing a home, you need to understand the current condition of the home. After all, buying a house is usually the most significant purchase we make. Plus, it's the space your family will call home. To protect your investment and family, take the time to schedule a home inspection.

If you leave home for vacation or the season, you may require assistance maintaining your house while you’re away. Two options include a house sitter or a Home Watch service. Both options offer benefits. However, your specific needs, circumstances, and budget should inform your decision.

A home inspection is an essential part of buying a house. It gives you peace of mind knowing that there are no hidden problems that could cause significant issues later down the road.

But who schedules a home inspection? The answer is simple - the buyer.

How do you take care of your new home? After all, a new home should be free from damage and wear. Yet, even a new home requires intention and a plan to keep it in top shape. For most people, a home is their biggest investment. Protect that investment by practicing good maintenance right from the start.