COVID-19 Protocols for Home Inspections
UPDATE 3/23/20 - The Officers of LCAR (Lancaster Association of Realtors) is advising that all "in-person" meetings or events such as Showings, Open Houses, Inspections, etc. are prohibited. As a result we will only inspect empty homes…
Thermography services added
Precise Inspecting is proud to announce the addition of infrared technology to its home inspection services. Infrared imaging, or thermography, is a physical science that allows for the capture of light in the infrared spectrum of the…
Inspecting roofs
Roofs present many potential issues (like in this video) that can only be discovered by climbing up and making a visual inspection, which I prefer to do whenever it’s safe.
Considering a roof overlay? Think again.
Recently I inspected the roof pictured above. My visual inspection revealed at least three layers of asphalt shingles. Without removing each layer there was no way to be sure that a fourth lay hidden beneath. Most homeowners who opt…
New name … Same company
Recently Precision Inspecting, LLC underwent a name change to Precise Inspecting, LLC. The reason for the change was to avoid confusion with another home inspecting company in the Mechanicsburg area whose name is Precision Inspections…
HB1001 – The Board
HB1001 calls for the establishment of a board to oversee the home inspection profession in the state of PA. The newly formed Home Inspection Licensing Board will be composed of:
A secretary or a designee of the secretary.
The Attorney…
HB1001 … the details
The bill coming before the PA Senate this week is 32 pages long. For anyone interested, and that should include real agents and home inspectors, The PA General Assembly will soon be voting on HB1001. The act broadly proposes the
"Regulating…
HB1001 update!
HB1001, which I previously reported on (here), is being brought up by the Senate Labor and Industry Committee next Tuesday, January 23. The intention is to consider the bill as drafted without amendment. In as much as regulations can slow…