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  • Does My Home Insurance Cover Water Damage?

    Does My Home Insurance Cover Water Damage?

    Not sure if your water damage is covered, or maybe you’ve received a denial and think it’s in error? We regularly hear from customers that have suffered a Water Damage claim and have either received a denial from their Insurance Company, or are concerned that there may not be adequate coverage available to them. While…

  • Things everyone should do when moving into a new house

    Things everyone should do when moving into a new house

    Before moving into your new house, there are a few things you may want to do first! You’ve been packing your things with anticipation, and then it happens, the day you get handed the keys to your new house! It’s a moment that definitely ranks as one of the most exciting days of most people’s…

  • Could Your Home Be Making You Sick?

    Could Your Home Be Making You Sick?

    How clean is your air? If you’re like us, you probably spend a lot of time at home, and while you keep the house clean and tidy, often it’s what you can’t see that can be the biggest problems. This is particularly true of indoor air quality, so here, we would like to address some…

  • The Home Inspector Found Asbestos, What Now?

    The Home Inspector Found Asbestos, What Now?

    When the Home Inspector finds Asbestos, what does this mean to you and to the home sale? Whether your home is on the market, or you’re looking to buy, one of the most nerve wracking moments of the process is likely to be the Home Inspection. As the home inspector combs through the property, thoroughly…

  • The Home Inspector Found Mold, What Now?

    The Home Inspector Found Mold, What Now?

    When the Home Inspector finds Mold, what does this mean to you and to the home sale? Whether your home is on the market, or you’re looking to buy, one of the most nerve wracking moments of the process is likely to be the Home Inspection. As the home inspector combs through the property, thoroughly…

  • What questions should you ask your real estate agent when buying a home?

    What questions should you ask your real estate agent when buying a home?

    Buying a home is a big step in your life, which is why it’s so important to find the right real estate agent for you. Here’s how! Choosing the right real estate agent can make all the difference in the world. Not only because you want a real estate agent with the necessary knowledge and…

  • What to Expect from a Home Inspection!

    What to Expect from a Home Inspection!

    When buying a home, the home inspection can be daunting, but do you know what to expect from your Home Inspection? When it comes to buying a home, the home inspection seems like another hoop to jump through however, it is important to have the home inspected by a qualified professional. There may be issues…

  • Tips for buying a home in the winter

    Tips for buying a home in the winter

    Have you heard that winter’s a bad time to buy a house? Here’s why that’s no longer true! While Spring and Summer are the most popular seasons to purchase a house, home sales in the Winter are becoming increasingly common. Cold weather and inclement conditions can change the home buying process in a number of…

  • The Home Inspector Found Water Damage / Moisture Issues, What Now?

    The Home Inspector Found Water Damage / Moisture Issues, What Now?

    When the Home Inspector finds Water Damage, what does this mean to you and to the home sale? Whether your home is on the market, or you’re looking to buy, one of the most nerve wracking moments of the process is likely to be the Home Inspection. As the home inspector combs through the property,…

  • Top Home Buyer Mortgage Mistakes

    Top Home Buyer Mortgage Mistakes

    The mortgage process can be a bit overwhelming, with first time home buyers often unsure of the best options available to them or what actions they should take next! For that reason, we put together this list of the top mortgage mistakes made by new home buyers. They get “Pre-Qualified”, instead of “Pre-Approved” Most homeowners…