Category: HomeGuard News & Tips
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From Sacramento to San Diego, Home Inspectors Reveal What Buyers Want
Preparing your home for market is almost as important as hiring a home inspector in Sacramento or San Diego as you work to get the most for your real estate sale.
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Despite Revealing Home Inspections, Sacramento Buyers May Not Budget Enough for Home Maintenance
With home ownership come responsibilities. You can’t afford not to think about Sacramento home inspection findings and the long-term maintenance of your home.
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What to Know About Natural Hazard Disclosure Reports in California
California NHD reports show that it is a hazard-prone state, and there are a number of different types of hazards which might afflict the state at any given time.
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Wildfire Danger Means Careful Home Inspection and Preparation in the Sacramento Area
Unfortunately, what makes Sacramento a beautiful place to buy a home calls for home inspection, home maintenance and planning for fire preparedness.
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Northern California Home and Termite Inspections Improve Planning for Unexpected Home Maintenance
Whether you are selling, maintaining or considering buying a home, home & termite inspections will help to identify any areas that may need maintenance or repair.
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Home Inspectors Share San Diego Real Estate Tips for Selling an Ugly Home
If you’re selling your San Diego real estate and it has visual flaws, do not despair. San Diego home inspection company tips to make your ugly house look great.
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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.
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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.
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Home Inspections and Deep Cleaning to Make It Safer for Your Family
If you do not plan to sell your San Diego or Northern California home, you should still have regular home inspections for safety.
