A Buyer's Choice Home Inspections Guelph with Jeff Gleva

Home inspections are an exercise in risk reduction. Their true value is in alerting you to big-ticket issues within the property, which can safeguard you against buying a money pit. While everyone likes to save money, skipping a home inspection when buying property could easily end up costing way more! https://hubs.ly/H0FGXvK0

One of the most exciting things you can do as a homeowner is tackle a renovation project. But this isn’t just a matter of grabbing a big sledgehammer and starting to knock down walls. Renovations take time and money. Creating a realistic timeline and budget are keys to success. And having your major renovations inspected as they near completion will offer you added peace of mind that your money has been well spent. https://hubs.ly/H0FH2rC0

Yikes! Don’t listen to anyone but your inspector when it comes to potential risks on a property.

The reality is that perfect homes don’t exist. And, while the spectrum of issues that can arise in a home varies wildly, every single property in existence can use improvements. And when you’re making one of the largest purchases of your lifetime, it makes sense to have an expert examine the property and make sure there aren’t hidden issues you wouldn’t see without a professional eye. One major problem could cost you a lot of money. https://hubs.ly/H0FGXg60

Home organizing just isn’t a do-it-one-time-and-forget-it sort of thing. Tackling a small task or two each day, in fact, is one of the best ways to prevent all your organizing and decluttering work from being undone. Check out these helpful tips from organizational pros. https://hubs.ly/H0FFbq00

Who knew that streaming our latest shows and music would lose entertainment value? But, after months of intensive screen time, you’re undoubtedly craving other forms of entertainment that won’t break the bank and will be health friendly too. Here are a few fun, frugal and safe ideas. https://hubs.ly/H0yS9wq0

In celebration that we’re well into sweater weather, who agrees with us here?! LOL

Lest we forget. Thank you to all the brave men and women who have fought, and continue to fight, for our rights and freedom.

Radon is an invisible radioactive gas produced by the breakdown of uranium in the ground and it’s the number one cause of lung cancer for non-smokers. It’s found in every home in Canada, but testing is the only way to truly know if a home has dangerous levels. As Canadians continue to spend more time at home, now, more than ever, it’s important to test your home for radon. People confined to their homes during the pandemic could be exposed to high radon levels. https://hubs.ly/H0yS8gY0

While we’re not typically alarmists in our inspection reports, this just went too far. We had to speak up so this homebuyer knew what kind of person owned this home before they bought it LOL