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REVERSE POLARITY Disclaimer. This article is written and uses terms not necessarily technical, but easy to understand.   When we are inspecting a house, we here at Beagle Home Inspections, LLC check every accessible electrical outlet. We check the top and bottom of...

CRACKS IN YOUR FOUNDATION WALL?What do they mean? Disclaimer: I am a home inspector with basic knowledge in this area. I am not a structural engineer, concrete, or masonry professional. The information in this article is the information I use when preforming a home...

Are Home Inspectors Deal Killers?The short answer is, they can be. So how do they kill the deal? Approximately 1/3 of contracts get terminated due to issues found during a home inspection. Reasons why the home inspector killed the deal. They present issues negatively...

Home Inspection ReportsThis video explains how my home inspection reports are designed.

DO I NEED A SEWER SCOPE?Should you have a sewer scope done when buying a house? This video gives reasons why you should have it done.

Spring Cleaning (The Inside of Your House)   As the weather starts to warm up, lots of people start thinking about their yards. Trimming branches, bushes, pulling weeds, building that KOI pond, etc. How about spending some time inside the house for some spring...

Deck Inspections A review of what we do at Beagle Home Inspections, LLC   It is estimated that about 40% of the decks in the United States are completely safe. That means 60% could have an issue that could cause harm or injury. Get your deck inspected for your...

 by Nick Gromicko, CMI® and Ben Gromicko   The following items are essential tools, but this list is by no means exhaustive. Feel free to ask an InterNACHI inspector during your next inspection about other tools that you might find useful. Plunger A clogged...