Double-tapped circuit breakers are one of the most common electrical defects that home inspectors find. Everyone seems to sign off on this defect as a ‘big deal’, but I’m here...Read More
This is a guest blog post by our very own Peter Schilling. I’ve lived in my 1923 South Minneapolis bungalow for five years, and up until last week had yet...Read More
Seek Thermal has a relatively new pocket-sized infrared camera called the ShotPRO, which retails for $699. This camera offers a new feature from Seek, which they call SeekFusion. This gives...Read More
Old dirty bath fans can start fires. A bathroom exhaust fan relies on air moving through the fan to cool it down. When the fan is clogged with lint and...Read More
How could a home inspector inspect the wrong house? It’s not as tough as it sounds. I’ve done it twice myself, and at least one other person on my team...Read More
Split-bus electrical panels are different from other electrical panels because they don’t have a single circuit breaker to shut off all of the power. These panels usually have several circuit...Read More
A common question that I frequently see posted in home inspector forums is about whether or not it’s acceptable to have an electrical panel with no main breaker. This question...Read More
Buying a home with knob and tube wiring? You should be concerned with the safety of the wiring and the insurability of the home. I’ll discuss both in this post,...Read More
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