Posts Tagged ‘Home Inspection Companies’
Round Rock Home Inspector Finds Rodents In The Attic
http://www.roundrockhomeinspector.com Round Rock Home Inspector finds evidence of ants and larger animals living in an attic as well as water damage to the roof decking, during a recent home inspection. These types of issues should be reported on a home inspection report to inform the home buyer of the problems found in the attic.
If you want a home inspector that is so thorough you won’t get stuck buying a “Money Pit” then you need Gateway Inspections working for you. We have been Protecting Home Buyers for Over Twenty Years, just like you, from getting stuck with unexpected post closing expenses!
Don’t delay, schedule your home inspection today at 512-639-9905 or email schillercharles@gmail.com and get the Peace of Mind you deserve when buying your next home!
You will receive a comprehensive computer generated report complete with color photos of the issues we uncover.
Licensed in the Great State Of Texas Professional Inspector TREC #2717.
Gateway Inspections Inc
512-639-9905
Email: schillercharles@gmail.com
http://www.roundrockhomeinspector.com
Round Rock Home Inspector Giving Peace Of Mind
Round Rock Home Inspector has been doing home inspections in the Round Rock, Georgetown, Williamson County, Travis County and central Texas area for over twenty years. Charles Schiller is a Professional licensed TREC home inspector #2717.
If you want a home inspector that will protect your interests and give you, the home buyer, the peace of mind you deserve when buying your next home, then you need Gateway Inspections working for you.
Don’t delay schedule your home inspection today at 512-639-9905.
Round Rock Home Inspector Shows How To Inspect Toilets
http://www.roundrockhomeinspector.com Round Rock Home Inspector discusses how to inspect a toilet. With all the steps it takes just to inspect a toilet, would you know how to inspect the rest of the house your are purchasing.
Don’t trust the inspection of your next home to an amateur, get the inspector with the construction back ground, who knows both how and what to look.
You need Gateway Inspections working for you so you won’t get stuck with costly unexpected post closing expenses! So, schedule your inspection today at 512-639-9905 and get the Peace Of Mind you deserve when buying your next home.
You will receive a comprehensive computer generated report complete with color photos of the issues we uncover. Don’t delay schedule your inspection today.
Gateway Inspections Inc
Charles Schiller Professional Inspector #2717
512-639-9905
Email: schillercharles@gmail.com
http://www.roundrockhomeinspector.com
Round Rock Home Inspector Receives New Construction Testimonial
Round Rock Home Inspector received this great video testimonial from a very satisfied home inspection client.
In fact, Lesker is so satisfied he has scheduled a Home Warranty Inspection due when at his 12 month anniversary date. That allows him to get back with his home builder to repair any items that are under warranty.
If you are buying a new home, schedule your home inspection now at 512-639-9905 and get the Peace of Mind you deserve when buying your next home!
You will receive a comprehensive computer generated report complete with color pictures of the issues we uncover. So don’t delay, schedule your inspection today.
Gateway Inspections Inc
512-639-9905
Email: schillercharles@gmail.com
http://roundrockhomeinspector.com
Round Rock Home Inspector Finds Damaged Shingles
Round Rock Home Inspector finds damaged shingles by tree limbs hanging too close to the roof. It is recommended to keep limbs cut several feet above the roof to keep limbs from damaged the roof shingles.
If you want a home inspector that is so thorough you won’t get stuck with unexpected post closing expenses then you need Gateway Inspections working for you. Schedule your home inspection today at 512-639-9905 and get the Peace Of Mind you deserve when buying your next home.
You will receive a comprehensive computer generated report complete with color pictures of the issues we have uncovered.
Gateway Inspections Inc
512-639-9905
Email: schillercharles@gmail.com
http://www.roundrockhomeinspector.com
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/GatewayInspectionsInc
YouTube Channel: http://www.youtube.com/user/schillercharles?feature=mhee
Round Rock Home Inspector Finds Debris Under A Pier And Beam House
Round Rock Home Inspector finds this debris under a house during a home inspection. Removing trash and debris from under a pier and beam house is important. It does not give rodents and termites a place to hide before they find away into the house. It also makes it easier to crawl under the house to make repairs.
If you want a thorough home inspector to inspect your next home, then you need Gateway Inspections working for you. We have been Protecting Home Buyers For Over Twenty Years, from getting stuck with unexpected post closing expenses!
So schedule your home inspection today at 512-639-9905 and get the Peace Of Mind you deserve when buying your next home.
You will receive a comprehensive computer generated report complete with color pictures of the issues we uncover.
Gateway Inspections Inc
512-639-9905
Email: schillercharles@gmail.com
http://www.roundrockhomeinspector.com
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/GatewayInspectionsInc
YouTube: http://www.youtube.com/user/schillercharles?feature=mhee
Round Rock TX Home Inspector Discovers Rotted Porch Deck
http://www.roundrockhomeinspector.com Round Rock Home Inspector finds issues with the wood deck. The rotted and decayed joists, the unsupported joist splices. These are the type of issues your home inspector should be reporting to a home buyer.
If you want a home inspector that is so thorough you won’t get stuck buying a “Money Pit”, then you need Gateway Inspections working for you. We have been Protecting Home Buyers For Over Twenty years, just like you, from getting stuck with unexpected post closing expenses!
You will receive a comprehensive computer generated report complete with color pictures of all the issues we uncover. So don’t wait, schedule your inspection today and get the Peace Of Mind you deserve when buying your next home!
Gateway Inspections Inc
512-639-9905
email: schillercharles@gmail.com
http://roundrockhomeinspector.com
Round Rock Home Inspector Reveals Poor Roof Design
http://www.roundrockhomeinspector.com Round Rock Home Inspector finds a poorly designed roof during a home inspection which allowed for water to enter under the shingles where two valleys came together. Flashing had been added to correct the issue.
If you want a home inspector that is so thorough you won’t get stuck buying a “Money Pit” then you need Gateway Inspections working for you.
Schedule your home inspection today at 512-639-9905 or email: schillercharles@gmail.com and get the Peace of Mind you deserve when purchasing your next home.
Gateway Inspections Inc
http://www.roundrockhomeinspector.com
512-639-9905
Email: schillercharles@gmail.com
Round Rock Home Inspector Finds Foundation Problems
http://www.roundrockhomeinspector.com Round Rock Home Inspector finds cracks in brick veneer which possibly indicates foundation issues. These issues should be reported to the home buyer so they can make an informed decision to buy a home.
If you want a home inspector that is so thorough you won’t get stuck buying a “Money Pit” then you need Gateway Inspections working for you.
You will receive a comprehensive computer generated report complete with color pictures of the issues we uncover.
So schedule your home inspection today and don’t get stuck with those unexpected post closing expenses. Call 512-639-9905 to schedule your home inspection today or email: schillercharles@gmail.com.
Gateway Inspections Inc
http://www.roundrockhomeinspector.com
512-639-9905
email: schillercharles@gmail.com
Round Rock Home Inspector Shares A/C Information
Here’s an easy thing you can do to keep your air conditioner running as efficiently as possible: Don’t crowd the condensing unit, the outdoor part of your AC. In the photo at left, you see a common problem. I took this picture at a brand new house a couple of months ago, and there’s not a problem right now, but what’s going to happen to those shrubs planted around the condenser?
Yep. As the shrubbery gets bigger, it’s going to crowd that condensing unit. When it does, it’s going to restrict the air flow across the condensing coil. Remember the articles I wrote about the refrigeration cycle — part 1, in plain English and part 2, in a bit more technical language? If not, now might be a good time to go read them.
Basically, the condensing coil is where all the heat that got picked up from your home gets dumped outside. Your AC is engineered to remove the heat by having a designed amount of air flow over the condensing coil. If less air flows over the coil, less heat is removed. That means the whole cycle warms up a bit, and your AC works harder to keep your home cool.
You’ll pay extra for it in more than one way: (i) Your monthly electric bill will be higher; (ii) your equipment may not last as long, so you’ll pay more in repair bills and in having to replace the AC sooner.
There are a lot of ways that condensing units get their air flow blocked. The most common is from plants growing too close to the unit, as shown above. Dirt and leaves piling up around the condenser cut air flow, too. These are things you can easily control by trimming the plants around the condenser and clearing away any debris.
If enough dirt gets between the fins of the condensing unit, that’s also going to reduce air flow. When you get your HVAC system serviced each year (you do, don’t you?), the service tech should check and clean the coil if necessary.
Sometimes, the HVAC company creates the problem. The photo below shows one such case.

Not only are those condensing units too close to the wall of the house and the fence, they’re way too close to each other, too. They’re going to be fighting each other for air when adjacent units are running at the same time. This is a terrible installation and should never have passed the building inspection.
So, keep some space around your condenser and let your air conditioner breathe!

