What Inspections Should You Request When Buying a Home?
Buying a home in Vermont? Here is a clear breakdown of which inspections to request, from radon and well water to septic and chimney, and why each one matters before you close.
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Moisture in the Basement: What Vermont Homes Are Trying to Tell You
Vermont basements have a way of telling the truth about a house. Here is how to read the signs, from musty smells and white powder on walls to spring snowmelt, and know when to pay closer attention.
Fireplace and Chimney Inspections: What Every Vermont Homeowner Should Know
Vermont fireplaces and chimneys are central to home life from October through April , and one of the most overlooked systems at inspection. Here's what every homeowner and buyer needs to know to keep their system safe, functional, and out of costly trouble.
Your Home's Sewer Line: Who Owns It and Why It Matters
Connected to municipal sewer? You still own the pipe running from your house to the main line, and replacing it can cost $15,000. Here's what Vermont buyers and homeowners need to know.
Leach Field Failure: What It Means and What It Costs
A failing leach field rarely announces itself until the damage is done. Here's what causes failure, what the warning signs look like, and what Vermont homeowners and buyers can expect to pay for repairs.