Certified Home Inspections utilizes Thermal Imaging with infrared technology to locate “thermal anomalies” and detect/interpret temperature differences of building materials and mechanical systems to discover hidden defects in a non-invasive manner. This process reveals valuable information about the condition of a structure or mechanical system that would have otherwise gone unnoticed during a standard inspection […]
Local Residents Claiming to Hear Ghosts, Gun shots, and Loud Screeching Noises in Their Homes
In addition to gunshot-like sounds, probably caused by the ground freezing and cracking(Frost quake or Cryoseism) last night, our homes were experiencing their own unique reaction to this recent cold and temperature change creating strange, sinnister noises while alarming residents across the region. It appears there was a strange man entering many different homes and […]
Indiana Real Estate Disclosure Law: Quick Facts & Tips
“Why didn’t they tell us about that?” Recently, one of our clients purchased a home, a tri-level built in 1970 located in Lake county. 11 months later, our client is home watching television in the middle of Winter and hears a loud vibrating sound. He goes down to the basement to investigate and notices the […]
Why Radon Testing and Measurement? Because…
Our customers often ask about the importance and need of radon testing in Indiana. They’re basic questions typically include: “Do we need radon testing to purchase or sell our home in Indiana?” “Is ‘cancer from radon’ really a thing?” “I live in a subdivision. My next-door neighbor just had their home tested and found no […]
“Going to the John” vs. “Going to the Crapper:” What’s the difference? And, did Thomas Crapper invent the flush toilet?
When you hear someone using bathroom humor by saying they’re “going to the crapper,” you can thank Thomas Crapper. When you hear someone cleaning up their bathroom humor by saying they’re, “going to the John,” you can thank John Harrington. “Why? Because John Harrington and Thomas Crapper invented the toilet?” “Yes.” And “No.” “Yes,” because […]