Author: HomeGuardStaff
Adding Curb Appeal in the San Diego Real Estate Market
Before you put your home on the market and prepare to call a home inspection company in San Diego, these ideas will help you make updates to create curb appeal.
Mistakes to Avoid When Moving to a New Home
Whether you’ve already had a home inspection and you’re signing for a new home or thinking of moving later this year, moving tips can help you make life easier.
Choosing Colors for Every Room in Your Home
The choices you make for the color scheme of your Bay Area property could have a significant impact on the value of your home according to home inspectors.
How to Prepare Your Property to Improve Wildfire Resilience
Inspecting your home to identify ways to be better prepared for California wildfires and give your home the best chance possible.
Should a Contractor Be Licensed?
A home renovation can be a great way to increase the value of your property. If you are planning to sell your home, a home inspection may expose some problems you need to fix before you place it on the market, hiring a licensed contractor will help you avoid some issues.
Getting Real Estate Ready for Market by Decluttering Like a Pro
You want your potential buyer to fall in love with your home before they order a home inspection. Decluttering is a wise step to take before you hire a home inspector. Consider the following steps to help declutter your home like a pro.
Avoid DIY Renovation Mistakes. Tips from Your California Home Inspector
By avoiding some of the most common DIY renovation mistakes, you may ensure that a home inspection won’t cause undue stress and the planning and production phases go smoothly.
New Flood Hazard Zone Maps Being Released in Alameda County
Homeowners should contact their insurance agent to confirm whether a change in their coverage is needed as future NHD reports will include updated flood zone maps.
Geographic Targeting Order (GTO) Extended | Guest Blog by California Attorney
As a California home inspection company we keep apprised of changes in our local real estate markets. David Hamerslough will discuss the new Geographic Targeting Order issued for Santa Clara, San Mateo, San Francisco, Los Angeles and San Diego Counties.
