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CA Bus. & Prof. Code Sect. 7191(a)(1) – What is a home inspection? According to section 7191, A home inspector who performs a home inspection includes evaluations of a home’s systems and structures. Inspections must be completed in person, and they are done by home inspectors in exchange for fees. An inspector may look at the home’s plumbing, electrical, and mechanical systems. …
2018 | The Swimming Pool Safety Act SB 442 broken down As of January 1, 2018, in an effort to bolster the current law which has been untouched for over 20 years and to amend Sections 115922 and 115925 of the Health and Safety Code, the Pool Safety Act or SB 442 was signed into law. Henceforth, how home inspectors …
2018|Santa Clarita City Pool Barrier and Enclosure Policy In 2018, the city of Santa Clarita requires a homeowner who wishes to construct or remodel a swimming pool, spa or install a hot tub to protect anyone from drowning or otherwise become injured should they find themselves wandering into the (your) yard which possess a swimming pool, spa or even a …
Choosing a home Inspector – The 2018 Ultimate Guide Buying California Real estate while protecting your family and your investment What is a Home Inspection? If you were to wander off into the WWW you’d find that the term Home Inspection has a few different meanings. For example, Wikipedia describes a Home inspection as follows; “A home inspection is a …
FREE Los Angeles DIY home inspection checklist In the state of California, there are no minimum requirements for anyone who wishes to conduct a home inspection. As a result, anyone can and do conduct home inspections. For the most part, all an individual needs are some basic tools and a checklist to follow. Our FREE DIY Home Inspection Checklist. We took …
You need a Home Inspection Anytime you plan on buying a house, , modular home, condominium or townhouse you will want a very thorough inspection. Some of us don’t want to hire a home inspection company but would rather, just do it ourselves. While there’s nothing wrong with inspection your own property, you will still want a thorough inspection. In …
