Trinuck Properties Inc. provides home inspection and is proudly serving the Edmonton and surrounding areas. Following the home inspection, I will compile my findings in an easy-to-understand written report and my job is not finished until you understand everything in the report.
A Home is the biggest purchase you will ever make so it is important to understand the condition of your investment. Trinuck Properties Inc. is committed to helping you protect your investment by providing you with a comprehensive and accurate inspection, and report you can rely on. Let me put my dedication to work for you and your family's welfare. Trinuck Properties Inc. will give you the peace of mind you deserve to make a confident decision moving forward. Thank you. Darren Gafiuk Trinuck Properties Inc. www.trinuckproperties.com 780-499-2739 TRUST TRINUCK Trinuck Properties Inc. is proudly serving Edmonton and surrounding. Following my evaluation, I will compile my findings in an easy-to-understand written report and my job is not finished until you understand everything in the report.
A Home is the biggest purchase you will ever make so it is important to understand the condition of your investment. Trinuck Properties Inc. is committed to helping you protect your investment by providing you with a comprehensive and accurate inspection, and report you can rely on. Let me put my dedication to your family's welfare to work for you. Trinuck Properties Inc. will give you the peace of mind you deserve to make a confident decision moving forward. Thank you. Darren Gafiuk Trinuck Properties Inc. www.trinuckproperties.com 780-499-2739 TRUST TRINUCK Now is a good time to inspect if you have enough insulation in your attic. One quick way to determine if you need more insulation on the floor of your attic is to simply look across the floor of your attic. If the insulation is level with or below your floor joists, more insulation may be needed. If the insulation is well above the joists you may have enough. There should not be any low spots. The recommended level for most attic spaces are R-38 or about 10-14 inches, depending on the type of insulation and your climate. When adding insulation, you do not have to use the same type of insulation that currently exists in your attic. Attic and basement air sealing will go a long way to improve your comfort because your house will no longer act like an open chimney.
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Have a qualified HVAC contractor? Give your air-conditioning system a tune-up. To help lower your energy bills, do this every year to ensure the system is running at its manufacturer-rated efficiency. Also make sure to inspect your system's condensate drain hose, especially if you live in a humid climate. This hose could become clogged with algae and sediment, and your contractor may charge you more to clean it out. Avoid this extra cost by checking the hose periodically yourself. Use a wet-vac to suction any blockage out from it. Check the Roof and Gutters The hot summer sun can quickly damage a roof's shingles, so you may want to call a contractor if you haven't inspected your roof in several years. Clean out the leaves and other debris that have collected in them. Then check to see if the gutters are safely attached and haven't sprung any leaks. Also, make sure that downspouts direct water away from the house's foundation, to prevent a potential basement flood. Check the Foundation For further basement flood protection, inspect the foundation around your house before the spring rains. Look for cracks or imperfections, and seal them or call a contractor if necessary. Also look for low areas in the yard near the foundation that might pool water during a heavy rain. Level these yard depressions by filling them with compacted soil. Tend to any other "ponding" areas around the yard, too, because after a hard rain, standing water can develop. These puddles can be a breeding ground for mosquitoes. Maintain Your Deck If you have a patio deck, inspect the wood for stains, discolorations, or warping. If you find any, consider resealing the deck. To verify that your old application still works, pour some water onto the dry deck and check to see that it beads up. Most deck-sealer manufacturers recommend resealing annually, but if there are no immediate problems worth addressing, you can likely wait until the following spring to reseal. Check for any sharp edges, splintered wood, or rotting wood. Also look for rusting nails or any nails that are coming out or weakening their connections. And be sure to check the railings and stairs to make sure they are secure and not wobbly. Garden Spring is the season to prepare for new growth in your garden. Rake beds of leaves and other leftover winter debris. Use a hoe to churn and loosen the soil, and mix in compost for nutrients. If you’ll be planting new seeds, follow the instructions provided on the seed packet for the best results. Inside the House The Water Heater Look around the base of your water heater for evidence of leaks. The average lifespan of a water heater is 8-12 years. If your water heater is over 5 years old, it should be checked monthly for any leakage or rusting at the bottom. If water leakage or rust is found, the water heater should be replaced. If you live in an area with particularly hard water, you may need to drain your water heater because of the sediment buildup in the tank. Recommend to do this every 6-9 months. The Basement and Attic Does your attic or basement smell musty? If you have an attic, check it for leaks from the roof. Inspect the underside of the roof and the insulation closely for any discoloration, deterioration or dirt stains, as the leaking water might have dried up. Check the basement walls, floor, and trim for water stains or any signs of seepage through the foundation. There are a number of flooding causes. While you're down there, keep a close eye on your sump pump, making sure it is still in good working order, and has a battery backup in place if necessary |
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