Now that you've had a home inspection... |
Every home buyer’s inspection will receive a copy of the home maintenance manual “Now That You’ve Had A Home Inspection…”
Now in its 10th Edition! The most important thing to understand as a new homeowner is that your house requires care and regular maintenance. As time goes on, parts of your house will wear out, break down, deteriorate, leak, or simply stop working. If you hired a certified home inspector, that was a good decision and money well spent. Your home inspector inspected the home and reported the home’s condition as it was at the time of the inspection. That is the main responsibility of a home inspector. This book addresses your responsibilities. Every homeowner has similar concerns and questions. And they are all related to home maintenance.
This book will guide you through the systems of a typical house, how they work, and how to maintain them. You will learn what to monitor and what to look for as the house ages. Just like the engine of an automobile, your house works as a system of interdependent parts. Every part has an impact on the operation of many others. A typical home has more than 10,000 parts. What happens when all the parts work together in the most desired, optimal way? You are rewarded with a house that is durable, comfortable, healthy and energy-efficient. |
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