Boise Home Inspection Client Says Great Experience

My home inspection experience with Davin Strand of Boise was very pleasant, stress free, and very informative. He was very polite, and professional in every way, and went above and beyond to accomplish his work.

He was very punctual, (arrived early) and made every minute count from the moment he pulled up at the curb.

The Property Report Binder is priceless! It’s so great to have colored pictures with explanations, and advice in such detail!

I’ll have it for as long as I own my home, to use as a reference, and proof of the condition of the home at time of purchase, and that the recommended repairs were done, and can pass it on to the new home owner, should I sell it.

My son recommended him to me, because he was so impressed when Davin did his home inspection. I was very impressed.

I will certainly recommend him to others!

Thank you!!

Rose Marie Massado

Boise Idaho

Dangerous Venting of Furnace Found on Nampa Home Inspection

On this Nampa Idaho home inspection improper venting of the furnace and water heater was noted. No 45 degree elbow was installed when the line bent and tape was installed to seal the area. Over time this was damaged and exhaust gas is venting into the attic.

Boise Home Inspector Gets a Big Thank You

Davin was great and super efficient…I received my final results online. Thank you for everything.

Anita Sackuvich

Boise Idaho

Client Says Great Job for Boise Home Inspector

Davin was very upfront and honest about everything he saw, and showed me everything in great detail to help me understand what i needed to do. The home inspection report was thorough and straight to the points with what needed to be fixed. Done fast and efficiently. Great job.

Boise Idaho

New Life To Leftover Paint

Boise home inspector says give new life to leftover paint.

What should you do with leftover paint once your painting projects are completed? That’s the question thousands of home owners ask each year. The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency estimates that about 10% of the house paints purchased in the United States each year… about 65 to 69 million gallons is ultimately discarded.

Leftover household paint is a concern to communities throughout the country because of its high volume in the wast stream, resulting waste management costs, and potential for reduction, recovery, reuse and recycling. Leftover paint can also contain volatile organic compounds (VOCs), fungicides and, in the case of very old paint, significant quantities of hazardous metals such as lead and mercury.

If you want to keep the paint for future touch-ups, cover the opening with plastic wrap and then make sure the lid fits securely so the paint doesn’t leak. Then store the paint can upside down. This will create a tight seal around the lid and keep the paint fresh longer. You may want to keep inside some sort of containment in case of some spillage.

What to do with unwanted Paint:

Consider donating the paint for reuse. Many organizations will accept paint that’s in good condition (defined as uncontaminated paint still with a smoth consistency). The paint must be donated in a leabeled container. You can check for donation options by contacting charitable organizations in your area. Your local high school or community theatre group may accept paint donations as well.

Recycle… Water-based, or latex, paint can be recycled into new paint or used to create other products. Each municipality has different requirements, depending on wheather the paint is oil-based or water-based. You can check with your local environmental agency and also visit www.earth911.com for recycling options.

Cracked Plastic Roof Vents Found to be Causing Damage on Nampa Inspection

Cracked Plastic Roof Vents Found to be Causing Damage on Nampa Inspection. Water was running through cracks and into attic causing damage. Watch the video below to see more. Plastic vents should be checked regularly for cracks. Getting on your roof can be dangerous and precautions should be taken. Have someone qualifed check yours out soon.

Boise Music Festival Recommended by Boise Home Inspector

Boise Music Festival is Coming in July!!!

With over 40 bands on 5 stages, it’s a fun-filled family event with free live music, food and craft vendors, a BBQ Cook-Off and more.  Enjoy a day in the park with great live music, delicious food, shopping and kids entertainment all in a family-friendly environment.

National acts on the Main Stage will be headlined by: Bret Michaels (former lead singer of Poison), the Backstreet Boys, Green River Ordinance and – just added: Macy Gray.  The Regional & Local Stages will feature top-quality regional and local performers and entertainers. There’s something for everyone at Boise Music Festival!

Tickets to this event are FREE!  Tickets will be available via any of our Peak Broadcasting Radio Stations – MIX 106, 103.3 KISS FM, 107.9 LITE FM, 104.3 WOW Country, 580 KIDO and Sports 630 KIDO.

Go to: http://www.boisemusicfestival.com/ for more information

Star Idaho Client Says Thank You For Home Inspection

Hi Davin

I have pretty much fixed all the defencies that you found and the wife and I are really enjoying the new house.  Nothing new has come up so I want to thank you for the thourough inspection.   We are very happy with the house and are well on the way to getting it fixed up like we want it.

Best Regards

Lester Jones

Star Idaho

Leaking Tile Shower Found by Meridian Home Inspector

On a very nice home in Meridian Idaho, the inspector found the shower to be leaking under the tile. This is a very nice upscale home. The shower pan is likely bad and the tile would need to be pulled up and the shower re-sealed. This can be a costly repair.

Boise Client Appreciates Home Inspection

Davin,

Thank you for all your hard work for us.  We have really appreciated having someone reliable and knowledgeable in our corner.  We wish you all the best in your business.

God Bless,

Chris and Candy Tweedy

Boise, Idaho

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