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04/17/2020

Tired of seeing a cluttered house after a long day at the office? Home should be a place of refuge—a place where you can relax but that’s just not happening when a messy living room or kitchen is what welcomes you.

So, how to organize your home efficiently? We’ve rounded up some tips to help you get started.

Tired of seeing a cluttered house after a long day at the office? Home should be a place of refuge—a place where you can relax but that’s just not happening when a messy living room or kitchen is what welcomes you. So, how to organize your home efficiently? We’ve rounded up some tips to help y...

04/15/2020

Stuck at home? It may be a good time to check your washing machine to ensure it's working properly!

One of the most helpful modern conveniences is the washing machine. When it's working, there's nothing like having clean clothes at your convenience. But when it's not, it certainly makes life more difficult. There are a few easy maintenance tasks that help keep your washing machine in tip-top shape...

04/13/2020

WIN Home Inspection (WIN) was founded in 1993 in Seattle, Washington, and has developed into a network of more than 190 locations in 33 states, making it one of the fastest growing home inspection companies today.

Learn more about us on our website today!

Learn more about WIN Home Inspections, call today and get a free consultation (800) 309-6753.

04/10/2020

A good reminder!

Whether you’re a buyer or seller, there are certain questions to ask home inspectors who are accessing a property. These ten might just be the most important, and they could make or break a deal. Read on to learn more.

04/08/2020

You may be considering a remodel as you spend so much time at home in recent weeks, but there are some important things you should keep in mind when planning a remodeling project!

Are you considering remodeling your home or buying a home that's been remodeled? In addition to your personal preferences, there are a few practical things you need to keep in mind.

04/06/2020

Maintaining social distancing is one of best ways to avoid the spread of this deadly virus. This means a lot of people are working remotely for the first time and trying to find the right balance with this new schedule. If you are in this situation, follow these tips to effectively organize your day:

1. Setup a home office space to allow for uninterrupted work time.
2. Schedule calls with co-workers to set timelines, and work plans.
3. Use video chat options to stay connected and to avoid feeling isolated.
4. Create a schedule for yourself, including coffee/food breaks.
5. If using your home computer, make sure all work programs are installed, and remove non-work notifications during work hours.
Follow our Working From Home series this week to learn more about setting up a home office and staying productive.

04/03/2020

Getting into the right mindset and making a plan before physically tackling your home cleaning chores can help make the process faster and more efficient. If your home needs serious cleaning or de-cluttering, we’re here to help.

Here are 15 top tips, tried and proven for home cleaning.

Getting into the right mindset and making a plan before physically tackling your home cleaning chores can help make the process faster and more efficient. If your home needs serious cleaning or de-cluttering, we’re here to help. Here are 15 top tips, tried and proven for home cleaning.

04/01/2020

It is important for everyone to take precautions to help protect themselves and those around you.

1. Wash hands often with soap and water for at least 20 seconds—between fingers, under nails and back and front of hands.
2. If soap and water are not readily available, use an alcohol-based hand sanitizer with at least 60% alcohol.
3. Create more self-awareness to avoid touching eyes, nose, and mouth.
4. Cover a cough or sneeze with a tissue, then throw the tissue in the trash. If no tissue, sneeze or cough into elbow, not hands.
5. Clean and disinfect frequently touched objects and surfaces using a regular household cleaning spray or wipe.
6. Keep yourself hydrated and rested.
7. If you have to go out, wear gloves, avoid populated areas, and shower as soon as you return home.
8. Clean all high-tough areas every day, including doorknobs, faucets, and food-prep areas.
Follow our Home Sanitization Series this week to learn more about steps you can take to keep your home clean and protect your family against germs.

03/30/2020

Did you know that WIN Home Inspection (WIN) was founded in 1993 in Seattle, Washington, and has developed into a network of more than 190 locations in 33 states, making it one of the fastest growing home inspection companies today? Learn more about us today!

Learn more about WIN Home Inspections, call today and get a free consultation (800) 309-6753.

03/27/2020

Some prospective buyers feel that a condo inspection is unnecessary since their homeowners association (HOA) will cover many issues. Unfortunately, this is a common misconception that can leaves new owners on the hook for additional costs.

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03/25/2020

Damage to sewer lines can be devastating to a home, causing both health and structural issues. Unlike external home issues which may be more visible, sewer line damage is not always apparent until it has become a major problem.

Damage to sewer lines can be devastating to a home, causing both health and structural issues. Unlike external home issues which may be more visible, however, sewer line damage is not always apparent until it has become a major problem. Home owners and buyers can be proactive by having a sewer scope...

03/23/2020

each year there are as many as 75,000 instances of sanitary sewage overflow in the US, according to the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). When sewage backs up into the home, it can result in major health issues, property damage, and mold growth. Taking a few easy steps to reduce risk of damage to sewer lines can help protect your family and home:

1. Help avoid clogs and backups by disposing of solid waste in the trash instead of putting it down the drain.
2. Only use garbage disposals if you have a larger septic tank designed to handle finely ground waste.
3. Limit use of chemical drain cleaners to reduce risk of damage to good bacteria inside the septic system.
4. Don't plant trees near sewer lines or septic tanks as roots will seek out the water source and can cause damage.
5. Consider an annual Sewer Scope Inspection to check for leaks, backups, and other issues.

Follow us to learn more about potential risks of sewer line damage, mitigation, and what to do if you suspect damage.