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4 Ways to Protect Your Home from Wind Damage
Intense storms and bad weather can damage your property no matter where you live. However, you can take steps to protect a home from wind damage. While some problems may be unavoidable, there are upgrades and improvements to minimize the risk of severe storm damage to...
4 Reasons to Work with a Real Estate Agent
If you decide to buy a home, it can be a confusing and overwhelming process. Working with a qualified and experienced real estate agent takes some responsibilities off your plate, so you can focus on what’s important: finding the right home in the right neighborhood....
5 Ideas to Upgrade Your Basement
Many homes have a basement, but these areas are often used for storage. However, you can transform the basement into functional, entertaining rooms that boost property value. Here are five ideas to upgrade your basement that may inspire you to use the space better....
4 Ways to Improve Home Security
As a homeowner, the safety and well-being of your family should be a top priority. Criminals might target your property anytime, so follow these tips to improve home security. Even homes in wealthy neighborhoods are not immune to break-ins. Prevent break-ins with a...
4 Things to Know About Radon in the Home
Although radon is a naturally occurring gas, it is radioactive and hazardous. Exposure to radon in the home seriously threatens your health and reinforces the importance of indoor air quality and testing. What is Radon Gas? Radon is a radioactive gas that is both...
7 Easy and Inexpensive DIY Kitchen Upgrades
Here are a few easy DIY kitchen upgrades to improve the kitchen without a big budget. Even small and inexpensive upgrades will make a significant difference. Choose a project to work on this weekend and begin to create a brand-new kitchen. Easy and Affordable DIY...
5 Ways to Reduce Household Waste
Many consumers are making moves to minimize their environmental impact and conserve resources. Part of that responsibility starts with finding ways to reduce household waste, which helps improve indoor air quality as well. Below are some ways to reduce household...
Things to Know About Smoke Detectors
Smoke detectors are necessary features in every home. To keep your family safe, devices should be on every floor and spread throughout the living spaces. Below, we will look at installing these essential safety devices and tips for the most effective smoke detector...
5 Ways to Improve Your Indoor Air Quality
Many of us are concerned about pollutants outdoors, like industrial pollution and car emissions. While these are serious, we should not forget about the severe impact of poor air quality inside of our homes. The air could be filled with mold spores, allergens, pollen,...
3 Reasons to Order a New Construction Inspection
When you are purchasing a newly-built home that no one else has occupied, you expect everything will be in perfect order when you move in. However, the only way to confirm that there are no defects is with a new construction inspection performed by a professional home...
How to Prepare Your House to Sell
Moving out of your current house and into a new property can be incredibly exciting. To maximize your profit and minimize the length of time your house sits on the market, take time to prepare your house to sell. A little bit of work can make a big difference in how...
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We offer a variety of professional home inspection services to the greater Triangle area, including Raleigh, Durham, Chapel Hill, Morrisville, Moncure, Fuquay Varina, Holly Springs, Cary, Pittsboro, Apex, and New Hill.
On Point Property Inspections
A good home can best be characterized as a structure that’s safely built, comfortable for a family’s needs, and financially sensible to buy and maintain. At On Point Property Inspections, LLC, our unbiased home inspections will help to make sure that all of these requirements are satisfied so that you won’t have to experience buyer’s remorse after an investment is made. Contact us today to request an inspection.
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