10 Tips to Help Pass a Home Inspection

Do an inspection yourself. Check for leaking pipes, rotting window sills, missing shingles, possible electrical work, running toilets, pest problems, broken doorbells, dirty/clogged gutters, tree branches in contact with the roof, damages lightswitch covers, the...

5 Common Home Inspection Mistakes

Hiring a home inspector allows you to buy a house with confidence, knowing that the house is safe and liveable. However, getting your home inspected doesn’t guarantee that you’ll avoid all obstacles. It is important that when you hire an inspector, you also play an...

The Different Types of Home Inspections

Home inspections are necessary when buying or selling a house, but they can also be useful in other situations. The more facets that a home has, the more inspections it should incur on a regular basis. Home inspections do not just ensure that a home is in fairly good...

Choosing the Best Home Inspector

Having a home inspected is an integral part of the home-buying process. After all, a home inspection is the only way to be sure that a new place to live will be structurally sound, affordable overall, and well-functioning. However, hiring the right home inspector can...

Private Water Wells

A hot topic right now is water quality and the safety of your drinking water. Traverse City Home Inspections provides complete water quality testing.  Timothy Evans of Traverse City Home Inspections says many of our clients are familiar with municipal water systems...

In Home Inspections, Remember the Roof

When getting ready to sell a home, sellers and buyers alike elect to have their homes inspected. Buyers want to ensure that nothing is drastically wrong with their potential dream home, while sellers want to ensure that buyers know their house is worth buying. In...