by Tom Kucera | Oct 6, 2026 | Home Inspections
What Tom documentedDuring a recent inspection, Tom documented a missing guardrail at this staircase. His report recommended that a qualified contractor install a guardrail for added fall protection. The original photo shows the staircase and the condition he...
by Cainen Bedsaul | Oct 5, 2026 | Home Inspections
What Cainen observed During a recent inspection, Cainen observed hot air escaping between the furnace cabinet and evaporator coil, and at the condensate-line connection. His report recommended further evaluation and correction by a qualified HVAC contractor. The...
by Cainen Bedsaul | Oct 3, 2026 | Home Inspections
What Cainen observed During a recent inspection, Cainen documented an alteration to the main water piping for a water-softener installation. The pipe diameter appeared to have been reduced. The report recommended consultation with a qualified plumber. The original...
by Tom Kucera | Oct 2, 2026 | Home Inspections
What Tom observedDuring a recent inspection, Tom documented a water heater with its temperature-and-pressure relief valve present, but the discharge pipe missing. The original report photograph includes the inspector’s existing red outline below the valve. The...
by Tom Kucera | Oct 1, 2026 | Home Inspections
A deck can look fine from above. The connection underneath tells another story. Original TMK inspection photograph by Chris Burns. What Chris observedDuring a recent home inspection, Chris Burns documented a deck ledger attached to the house with nails. The original...
by Tom Kucera | Sep 30, 2026 | Home Inspections, Homebuyers, Real Estate
A chimney crown is easy to overlook from the ground, but it plays an important role in directing rain and melting snow away from the masonry below. What we observed During a recent TMK home inspection, we documented visible cracking and deterioration across the...
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