What’s Radon and Why Is It Inspected?

I’ll admit it. At first, I did not fully understand what radon was until after I bought my first home. As a first-time homebuyer that’s a normal case, so you’re not alone. Possibly you are a veteran homeowner and didn’t know what radon was until clicking on this article and that is alright as well. […]

10 Energy Efficient Tips for your Home.

When we think about energy efficiency it’s important to know where we use the most energy in our homes. According to the United States Energy Information Administration, the residential sector is the 3rd largest consumer of energy. So, which parts of our homes use the most energy? Annual Home Energy Consumption Heating & Cooling Lighting […]

What Is Knob and Tube Wiring?

I’ll admit it, I’m a sucker for older homes. They’re made with meticulous craftsmanship and character. Nevertheless, different types of wiring are frequently found inside the walls and attics of these beautiful homes. As a result, embracing an older property might be a difficult process if you plan to remodel or apply for insurance. Knob […]

Homeowner’s Guide to Asbestos in Your Home

I had the honor of being contacted by a public outreach coordinator from The Mesothelioma Center. The Mesothelioma Center is a non-profit organization that gives free information on asbestos and the diseases it causes. Their website is devoted to educating the population about the risks of asbestos and how to keep safe if they believe […]

5 Most Asked Questions About a Home Inspection

How Much is a Home Inspection? Clients routinely contact me by phone and email, asking only for the price. I understand why its such a crucial question. Purchasing a property is costly, and the home inspection charge is one of the costs that will be deducted from your bank account. It isn’t that straightforward, though. […]

Dishwasher High Loop and Why You Need One

In my experience, a missing dishwasher high loop is one of the most common defects noted in a home inspection report. If you’re unsure what your dishwasher drain looks like see the picture below. Fortunately, this is an issue that can be resolved easily by homeowners, but before we get started, we should learn what […]

Happy Veterans Day!

To all those who have served and are still serving, we thank you! HOMESHAPE is a veteran owned business serving homeowners and real estate agents in the Central Florida area. We believe our success comes from integrity, selfless service, and respect. These core values in our company’s culture are derived from the values we upheld […]

Change Your Clocks. Check Your Batteries.

As part of the long-standing “Change Your Clocks, Change Your Batteries” campaign, homeowners are encouraged to change their smoke alarm batteries when the clocks are turned back or forward in the fall and spring. Schedule a home inspection today on our website!