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10/10/2026

A little reminder for You today
Not everything needs to get done today.

Take a moment to breathe, step back, and recharge.
Because caring for Yourself belongs on the to-do list, too.

Happy World Mental Health Day!

10/09/2026

Fall is here and so are the unwanted houseguests.

As temperatures cool down, pests may start looking for shelter indoors. A few simple checks around Your home can help make it harder for them to move in.

Would You add anything else to this fall checklist?

10/05/2026

A little home care goes a long way this fall. 🍂🏡 Save this checklist to get your home ready for cooler days.

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10/01/2026

Fall is better when your home feels just as cozy as your favorite drink.

What’s your go-to fall drink?
Comment below

09/29/2026

POV: You came for the coffee. We got you thinking about your water.

Hard water can leave mineral buildup behind in your coffee maker, faucets, and water heater.
This check what’s behind the cup.

09/25/2026

Hurricane damage isn’t always visible from the ground.

After a storm, some of the costliest problems can hide where you can’t easily see them roof leaks, moisture behind walls, and water around the foundation.

A professional home inspection can help uncover hidden damage before small issues turn into major repairs.

09/22/2026

Fall is here, and your home is getting ready for a new season too.

Before cooler temperatures arrive, take a few minutes to check the areas that work hardest during the colder months your heating system, attic, roof, and exterior.

A little attention today can help you stay ahead of unexpected surprises later.

What’s the first fall home task on your checklist? 👇

09/20/2026

As we observe Yom Kippur, may this day of reflection bring you peace, connection, and renewal.

09/14/2026

Your first home is a big decision. Make it with clearer information. 🏡

Before you make an offer, look beyond the finishes and ask the right questions about the home’s major systems, repair history, and recommended inspections.

Save this checklist and share it with a first-time homebuyer.

📍Connect with your local WIN Home Inspection team when you’re ready to know the home beyond what you can see.

09/12/2026

Wishing you and your loved ones a happy, peaceful, and sweet Rosh Hashanah from all of us at WIN.

May the new year bring fresh beginnings, meaningful moments, joy, and new opportunities for growth.

Shanah Tovah!

12/28/2019

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11/06/2019

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simple precautions and awareness can prevent commonplace electrical hazards around your house, and provide you with peace of mind and increased safety while also extending the life of your household electrical equipment. Here are a few tips that can come in handy in our daily lives.

1. Do not overload outlets. Overloading an electrical outlet is a common cause of electrical problems. As a rule of thumb, do not connect more than one major appliance per outlet.

2. Be careful when using power strips to add outlets, connecting too many devices that consume significant power can lead to overheating and may cause fires. Remember, adding outlets does not change the amount of power flowing through that outlet. Consider smart plugs to monitor outlet power and auto switch off and on in case of overheating.

3. Replace damaged electrical cords because they can pose serious safety and fire risk. Understand the American Wire Gauge (AWG) rating system before purchasing a power cord, especially for major appliances that consume significant power. The lower the AWG number, the thicker the cord, and the heaver the load it can carry.

4. Keep electrical devices and outlets away from water to prevent shock. Use GFCI outlets near water. Not sure which one you have, GFCI outlets have the “Reset” or “Test” buttons on them.

5. Following manufacturer’s instructions in operating any equipment can prevent issues and extend the life of appliances.

6. If one or more of the following happen repeatedly, it is time to call a qualified electrician: fuses blow up time and again, or the outlets are warm, or if the lights flicker.

11/05/2019

wear and tear are a normal part of the aging process of a home, which is why home inspections are not just for those interested in buying or selling. Homeowners should also consider having regular home inspections to check the current condition of their home, especially if the home has not been inspected in the last 5-7 years. There are several benefits of conducting home inspections every 2-3 years:
1. Regular home inspections help catch issues before they become larger financial and structural problems. Catching issues early allows homeowners to make repairs on an ongoing basis.
2. Home inspectors can also help identify any new safety issues arising in a home. For example, radon gas can build up in a home slowly over time. Adding a radon inspection to your regular home inspection can check the current radon levels to help keep you safe.
3. Home inspectors can make maintenance suggestions to help with upkeep of your home. Such maintenance can potentially increase the value of the home.
4. The detailed report provides a valuable record of the condition of your home. Comparisons to past reports will help track changes and provide a better understanding of the property.

Follow our Home Inspection Series this week to learn more about home inspections, when you should have them, and what to expect from an inspector.

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11/04/2019

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11/04/2019

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