Quality Real Estate and Home Inspections Spring, TX
Homes are often prone to water damage which can lead to structural decay and mold. A home inspector knows that water damage can be found all throughout the home. When water damage is found, it can be a major sign of other damages and more. JMark Inspections will share some of the common places water…
Everywhere we turn, there is talk of the coronavirus and it’s clear that this is changing the world that we are living in as we know it. A problem that comes with any sickness, is the fact that you are more likely to catch something in your own house than anywhere else if you aren’t…
Between buyers and sellers alike both real estate appraisals and home inspections are often assumed to be one in the same, causing a lot of confusion. They are designed to serve separate purposes though both processes are linked to every home purchase. We at JMark Inspections would like to elaborate on home appraisal versus inspection…
When you decide to sell your home, it can be stressful. This is exacerbated when you have a timeline that you are trying to meet. In fact, it can be so stressful that you are looking for ways to help the deal close faster. It may lead you as a homeowner, to tell a little…
One of the leading concerns when selling or buying an older home is if asbestos is present. Asbestos is well known to cause cancer and other respiratory problems. When you want to sell or buy a home, it is always beneficial to have the home professionally inspected. There are many of aspects of the home…
Many Texas homes have outdoor living spaces and many of these are decks. On their deck they may have an outdoor kitchen or barbecue area, as well as a dining or sitting area. As years go by decks can develop small but major problems that are not easily seen. A home that include a deck…
Energy, ample time, and in some cases, money is required when getting your home ready to list for sale can be a big project. Your home may be in need of flooring, fresh paint, and fixtures due to an outdated style. Additionally, repair concerns that have not been addressed and neglected maintenance as a more…
When you list your home for sale, there are many steps that must take place before you can officially hand the keys over to someone else. You have to find a buyer, the home needs to be appraised, inspected and papers need to be signed. Throughout the process, there are some things that can come…
There is usually a “One Year Limited Warranty” that is attached when homeowners buy a newly constructed home, there is usually a “One Year Limited Warranty” generally. Some things listed under this warranty, may or may not be visible to the layman perspective. Today, we at JMark Inspections would like to share the common issues…
Buying a new home comes with a lot of added costs but skipping a home inspection is not a good idea. Doing so can leave you stuck at the bottom of a money pit. Even if your lender isn’t requiring you to have one done – or you think you can do it yourself –…
