During new construction, there is a short window when nearly everything that matters in a home is visible. Framing is open, wiring and plumbing are exposed, and structural connections can be reviewed without cutting or guesswork. That window closes once insulation and drywall are installed. This is the stage when many buyers pause and wonder
During and after the construction of a new home, it’s easy to assume everything will be perfect. After all, it’s brand-new. What could go wrong? Actually, a lot. We inspect new construction homes all the time in Naperville and nearby areas, and we can tell you this: just because a home is new doesn’t mean
A brickwork lintel may not be the most noticeable part of your home, but it plays a vital role in keeping your structure safe and sound. It supports the weight of the bricks and masonry above windows, doors, and other openings to prevent cracks and damage. When maintained properly, a brickwork lintel can protect your
Cracks in the concrete on your porch can sneak up on you and turn a once-smooth surface into something unsightly and even hazardous. From weather shifts to settling, even minor cracks can have an impact. The good news is that many can be repaired, often independently. In this guide, we’ll explain everything you need to
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