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What Is a Pre-Drywall Inspection, and Do You Need One?
A pre-drywall inspection happens after the framing, plumbing, electrical, and HVAC rough-in are complete, but before the walls get closed up. That's the whole idea. Once drywall goes up, everything behind it disappears, so this is the last chance anyone gets to see the guts of a new home [...]
How to Prepare for a Home Inspection: A Seller’s Checklist
The best way to prepare for a home inspection is to clear access to the major spaces in the house. That's the short version. Do that well, and the rest of this checklist just fills in the details. Sellers often treat the inspection like something that happens to them [...]
9 Questions to Ask Your Home Inspector
Colorado doesn't require home inspectors to be licensed. That surprises a lot of buyers, and it means the burden falls on homebuyers to vet who they hire. So before you book, run through these questions to ask your home inspector. A good inspector will answer every one of them [...]
Why Do Furnaces Fail?
Furnaces most commonly fail because of neglected maintenance, clogged filters restricting airflow, or a system that's simply reached the end of its lifespan. Most failures don't happen suddenly. They build up quietly over months or years until one cold morning the system just doesn't turn on.
What Are Swamp Cooler Systems? Everything Homebuyers Must Know
A swamp cooler, or evaporative cooler, cools your home by pulling dry outdoor air through water-soaked pads instead of running a refrigerant cycle like central AC. It's a Colorado classic for a reason: in our dry climate, it can drop indoor temperatures 15 to 25 degrees for a fraction of what central air costs to run.
Can I Get a Home Inspection on the Weekend?
Working a 9-to-5 and trying to buy a house without burning through your vacation days is tough. Fortunately, a weekend inspection can help.
