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Inspector Blog
Find practical tips and resources from Eagle Vision Inspection Services to guide you through your home maintenance journey. Whether you're renting, you're a new homeowner, or looking for maintenance tips, read the blog below.


Radon Health Risk and the Importance of Testing in Anniston, Alabama
Radon Health Risk and the Importance of Testing in Anniston, Alabama Radon is a naturally occurring radioactive gas that can pose a serious health risk inside homes and buildings. Because it is colorless, odorless, and tasteless , radon cannot be detected without proper testing. It forms underground and can enter a structure through foundation cracks, crawlspaces, and openings around plumbing and utilities. Why Radon Is Dangerous Long-term exposure to radon is a leading caus
Jan 252 min read


Easy Ways to Save Money & Save Energy in Your Home
Many people don’t know how easy it is to make their homes run on less energy, and here at Eagle Vision Inspection Services, we want to change that.
Jan 91 min read


Day 5 HomeWinterization
Adequate winterization is especially crucial for homes that are left unoccupied during the winter. This sometimes happens when homeowners who own multiple properties leave one home vacant for months at a time while they occupy their summer home. Foreclosed homes are sometimes left unoccupied, as well. The heat may be shut off in vacant homes in order to save money. Such homes must be winterized in order to prevent catastrophic building damage
Dec 27, 20252 min read


Day 4 HomeWinterization
If heat is escaping your home, winter will find it Winter warmth should never come at the cost of safety—and that’s why attics, insulation, and chimneys deserve attention before the cold sets in. Your attic, insulation, chimney, and fireplace play a major role in comfort, efficiency, and safety during colder months. Because these areas are often out of sight, problems can go unnoticed until energy bills spike—or worse, a safety issue occurs. Insulation If heat is escaping t
Dec 26, 20252 min read


Day 3 HomeWinterization
Exterior & Structural Protection The first place winter damage starts isn’t inside your home—it’s outside From siding and roofing to gutters and foundations, today we cover the exterior areas that protect your home from moisture, ice, and freezing temperatures. Building Envelope Leaky window frames, door frames, and electrical outlets can allow warm air to escape to the outdoors. *Windows that leak will allow cold air into the home. Feeling for drafts with your hand, or watc
Dec 24, 20252 min read


Home Winterization - Day 2
Frozen pipes don’t happen by accident—they happen when warning signs are ignored.” Today’s focus is plumbing: hose bibs, pipes, water heaters, and how to prevent one of the most expensive winter disasters homeowners face. Plumbing System All exposed water pipes in cold, unoccupied areas, such as the attic, garage, and crawlspace, should be insulated. Foam or fiberglass insulation can be purchased at most hardware stores. Insulation should cover the pipe completely. *All expo
Dec 23, 20251 min read


Dec 16, 20250 min read


The Home Inspector’s Responsibility
The home inspector is not an expert but a generalist. The home inspector can inspect a home and report upon the home’s condition as it...
Nov 12, 20242 min read


A Homeowner’s Questions
Every homeowner has similar concerns and questions related to maintaining their home. The following questions are those that all...
Nov 12, 20241 min read
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