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A review of the Tampa Bay Area pricing in comparison with our own. See how our pricing stacks up and why this shouldn’t be your only selection criteria.
If you are interested in researching the history of a house you’ve been looking at, check out the resources here to help along the way.
This article discusses the inefficiency of some of the more high-end roof designers.
A fairly frequent question for a prospective homeowner, or an advising
agent, is about the “bones” of a home. When
someone talks about the “bones” of a house, they are usually focused
on primary components of the house (and likely not the cosmetic finish
choices). Think of it as a good home that has the potential to be great.
This article covers what is considered “good bones” from an engineering perspective.
Some may think that the “Bigger is Better” mantra works for air-conditioner systems, which is a very dangerous assumption. Read this article to find out why.
Hello! I’m Mike Powell, P.E., the founder of Red Flag Home Inspection, LLC and the creator of this website. I am also a Professional Engineer and Forensic (failure) Scientist. Thank you for taking the time to read this blog post. We appreciate your time spent on this site and are always open to suggestions and ideas from our readers. You can connect with us through our social media channels (Facebook, Instagram, Youtube, Twitter, or Email me anytime. We would love to hear from you. 🙂
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