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Monday, October 27, 2008

Everett,WA Home Energy Audit Inspection


How much would you save if you were to replace those old windows and doors? Do they need replacing? Is the 80% furnace in need of an upgrade? or what about the insulation in the crawlspace is the R-value what it should be? How much would we save if we added more insulation? What is the expected recovery on cost of upgrades?

WOW that is a lot of questions! Need answers? Just order our Home Energy Audit Inspection and those answers and more is what you will receive in your customized home energy audit inspection report! Call 425.608.9553 or visit our website and fill out an online inspection request form 24/7 !! PacificNorthwestInspections.com - Winter is about here and the time to get your energy audit performed by our certified inspectors is now!

Monday, October 20, 2008

Seattle Area Inspector Services

Seattle Building Inspector Services

Certified Mold Inspections
Radon
EIFS Inspections
Water Test
Condo Property Condition Inspections
Condo Reverse Study Program
Septic Inspections Level I and II
Well Inspections
Asbestos Testing
Thermal Image Inspections
Roof
EMF Inspections (Electro Magnetic Fields)
IAQ (Indoor Air Quaility) Inspection
Pool Inspection / Water Testing
All Phase Inspections
AHERA Inspections - Asbestos Hazard Emergency Response Act
Insurance
Perform ASTM F2170 relative humidity test
Soil Testing
Lead Testing (Soil / Paint)
Energy Audit Inspections
Pre Sale Inspections
Property Maintenance Inspection Program
Termite - SPI Licensed Structural Pest Inspector
EH&S Inspections
Home Warranty Inspections
FHA Inspections
Granite Radiation Inspections
Crawlspace / Attic / Basment - Mold Condition Monitoring Systems

Monday, June 2, 2008

Hey watch that roof !


Seattle area siding crew installs siding with great care....but what about the roofing material that is getting trampled? New build inspections are critical here in the State of Washington. A local building code inspector would not report on this condition, although it can create future disasters and costly repairs in the thousands. Is it just a cosmetic issue? What are the builders project managers getting paid to do?