More Energy Saving Tips

Owning a home is the biggest investment most people will make. That’s why it’s always in the homeowner’s best economic interest to maintain a residence that is as energy efficient as it can possibly be. Here are few tips to help save on those monthly energy bills:

*Change furnace filters on a regular schedule. A filter clogged with dirt, dust and pet fur will impede air flow and force the heating system to work harder just to maintain the comfortable levels you prefer. *Set the temperature on your home’s water heater to 130 degrees to conserve energy.
*Consider getting a water tank “blanket” to wrap around your tank. They can be quite effective at retaining heat.
*Seal off air leaks in your ventilation system to increase efficiency and home comfort levels.
*When purchasing products for your home, make sure it bears the Energy Star label, which a government-approved symbol for energy efficiency.

Electrical distribution and service panels – common issues

Written by Cody Lewis, Pro-Tech Home Inspection Services Electric distribution panels contain many of our most common inspection findings. These can range from minor details to major safety defects. If your inspection report contains some of these, don’t be alarmed; we are very picky, and many of the issues addressed here are common practice, if

Surface Grading-Little Things Make The Difference

A large percentage of home inspections in our geographical locations likely suggests the improvement of exterior surface grading. In short, it means the ground slope around the exterior of the foundation. One of the largest, if not the largest, concerns with basements is water. Water seeping into basements causing damage or foundation walls cracking and

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

3 Exterior Tips-Getting Ahead of Your Next Home Inspection Series

While the thought of the sale of your home being contingent on a home inspection may be nerve-racking, There are a number of low cost repairs that can be made prior to the inspection on your home. We’ll highlight 3 common exterior tips for repairs that will likely save you time and energy after

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More Energy Saving Tips