

The potential purchasers of my home are having a home inspection performed. As the seller, what do I need to do to when preparing for a home inspection? A home inspection is a visible, non-intrusive review of all accessible areas and major systems of the home. As part of a home inspection, the inspector is not permitted to put holes in walls, ceilings or floors. Additionally, home inspectors do not typically move furniture, boxes and clothing. As a result, significant amounts of personal storage or clutter limits the inspector’s review of the home. The home inspector cannot report on what they cannot see. Plus, they’ll report these limitations to the potential purchasers. Having some limitations is an inherent part of the home inspection process. However, if there are too many limitations, the prospective purchasers may feel less confident about purchasing the home. So, to avoid this potential problem, ensure your…
Research shows that baby boomers’ expectations of where they’ll live as they age differ from that of their parents’ generation. Nursing homes, to many, represent a loss of…
When I found out my clients wanted to do a home gym renovation, I was ecstatic. With all of the restrictions due to the pandemic, I thought it…
We all know how dangerous a fireplace can be to young children. Especially since shiny things are very attractive to toddlers. Luckily, there are preventative measures you can…
In the mid-’80s the personal computer and fax machine came into our homes and the ‘home office’ was born. The perfect home office functions with you and for…
What is your best retrofit strategy? Firstly, determine what shape your house is in and what can be done to improve it. For example, check the interior and…