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Inspecting radon reduction systems

Pro-Tech Home Inspection Services As radon continues to be a focal point in real estate transactions, radon mitigation systems are being found more commonly during home inspections. Often, the systems we encounter are not installed according to published standards. While North Dakota does not require a license to perform radon mitigation work, voluntary certification is

Home Energy Efficiency Tips

Pro Tech Home Inspection – Home Energy Efficiency Tips One of the most effective steps homeowners can take to ensure that their home remains as energy efficient as possible is to have a comprehensive inspection performed by an HVAC expert. A seasoned heating and cooling professional can evaluate key aspects of your residential comfort system

Clean Window Wells

Pro Tech Home Inspections – Home Maintenance Tips - Clean Window Wells To prevent the risk of windows breaking from water pressure, clean out your window wells regularly. Window wells are ideal for allowing pleasant natural lighting to brighten your home’s basement in addition to providing some ventilation. However, they can place your basement at

Clean Refrigerator Coils

Pro Tech Home Inspections – Home Maintenance Tips - Clean Refrigerator Coils Keep your refrigerator coils clean. It’s common for grease, dust and dirt to collect and stick to the coils behind your fridge. If overlooked for too long this can make the appliance inefficient and even hazardous. The coils behind your fridge are what

Fire Safety Practices

Pro Tech Home Inspections – Fire Safety Practices *Remember to replace the batteries in your carbon monoxide and smoke detectors twice per year. Ideally, there should be one of each kind of detector on each floor of your residence. To help you remember, simply change out the batteries the same time you reset your clocks

Lennox Pulse furnaces

Lennox Pulse furnaces In the early 1980s, furnace manufacturers were beginning to design more energy efficient furnaces, units that could extract over 90% of heat energy from combustion of propane or natural gas. A high efficiency furnace uses two heat exchangers and can be identified by its use of low-temp PVC for the exhaust, the