Category: HomeGuard News & Tips
Empowering Off-Grid Communities: The Potential of Solar Home Systems for Remote Areas
With the addition of a battery bank for energy storage, these solar energy storage systems provide a constant flow of power, empowering individuals and communities in remote locations.
Cash Sales: Navigating the Complexities of Inherited Properties with Maintenance Issues
Inherited properties are frequently burdened with structural wear and tear and a backlog of deferred maintenance home inspection companies address these issues.
Hidden Dangers: Squatters in Abandoned Properties and Pest Control Solutions
Pest control solutions are crucial, especially when dealing with the hidden dangers lurking in abandoned properties including risks to health and property.
What’s in The Pipes of Your New Home?
Luckily, you can hire a reputable Sewer Lateral Inspector from HomeGuard who can perform a sewer lateral video inspection of your pipes.
Dumpster Rental Decoded: Simplifying Cleanup in Real Estate Projects
If you’re not sure where to begin, hire a reputable home inspection company and termite inspection company for a professional assessment of your home’s health.
6 Preliminary Seismic Hazard Zone Maps release for Contra Costa County
The California Geological Survey released six New Preliminary Seismic Hazard Zone Maps for Contra Costa County. New zoning will be reflected in HomeGuard NHDs.
Rodgers Creek Fault Zone Revisions in Preliminary Stage
The California Geological Survey released preliminary Earthquake Fault Zone maps on which will soon be reflected in Natural Hazard Disclosure Reports.
Assembly Bill 1280 Clarifies Fire Hazard Zone Disclosure on Natural Hazard Disclosure Statement
Assembly Bill 1280 was chaptered in late July 2023 triggering the first significant change to the Natural Hazard Disclosure Statement since its inception.
Do You Know Your City’s Sewer Lateral Requirements?
A sewer lateral inspection will educate you. Any repairs to the PSL must be made by a licensed plumber in the jurisdiction where the pipes are located.
