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Most people assume that the building code enforcement inspections of their new home construction are technically exhaustive.

Skipping a home inspection, even on a new build, is a BAD idea.

Getting a home inspection is always a good idea, and if someone tells you otherwise, they are acting in their best interests—not yours.

Some service providers may offer a no-cost evaluation, but don’t be fooled.

Testing for radon is the only way to be certain that there is not a problem in the home. Does Your Delaware Radon Inspection Test Need to be Revisited?

Have you ever heard the expression “Lipstick on a pig”? Hiding defects is nothing new, however, this activity is certainly increasing in our area.

Radiant barriers are installed in attics—primarily to reduce summer heat gain and reduce cooling costs.

If you’re like most homeowners, you know there are air filters for their split system HVAC units that will trap airborne contaminants and dust as the air is circulated through them.

Another long, humid summer is upon us here in the DELMARVA area, and we want to pass along the three most common no-cooling issues we'll see this season.

How much can you expect to pay for a proper home inspection in DE or MD?

Converting or finishing a basement space can be a great way to increase ROI for your rental. However, it’s important not to create a death trap in the process.

"Risk of corrosion" pertains to potential soil-induced electrochemical or chemical action that corrodes or weakens the concrete.

Sump pumps are self-activating electrical pumps that protect homes from moisture intrusion.

Fight Back! With a good home inspector, you’ll have an advocate to help you navigate this process.

Here's what you should know as a home buyer when it comes to inspections.

Nobody looks out like you do: Check for these warning signs of serious defects

Maryland legislation requires rental units to have carbon monoxide alarms installed on every level of the unit, including the basement.

What to look for and how to deal with excessive moisture in your home.