DIY (Do-It-Yourself) inspections and professional inspections are two different approaches to evaluating the condition of a property, particularly when it comes to home inspections. Let’s delve into the key differences between these two methods.
To inspect a roof that is inaccessible or that can not be walked on safely, the inspector may use binoculars, look from other vantage points, use a drone, use an extendable non-conductive pole with a camera, or use a ladder…
As a member of the International Association of Certified Air Consultants (www.iac2.org) stringent standards and practices are followed when undertaking a mould inspection. Here are five important things you need to know about mould: 1. Definition and Types: Mould is…
When you’re buying or selling a property, it’s important to know the difference between a building inspector and a home inspector. While both professionals inspect properties, they have different areas of expertise and focus. In this blog post, we’ll dive…
Recently, I have had the opportunity to inspect several homes in the Durban greater area, whose foundations, have been designed to create what we call a crawlspace. They consist of short foundation walls that stand on footings. Typically the walls…