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Sunday, June 8, 2014

Home Inspector Hillside NJ 07205

Home Inspector Hillside NJ 07205
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Essex County New Jersey
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WHY HIRE A G WARREN HOME INSPECTION
* AFFORDABLE PRICING -  and we don't cut corners, you'll always get a first class inspection and a high tech report with photos.

* PROFESSIONAL INSPECTOR - All G Warren Home Inspection inspectors have many years of experience, are courteous, and will answer your questions. G Warren home inspection has been in business for 17 years.

* FIVE STAR RATING ON YELP - Check our rating and comments by former clients on YELP.

* MONEY BACK GUARANTEE - If you not satisfied with the performance of our inspector, we will refund your money. We can make that guarantee because we are sending you a professional home inspector that will preform a first class inspection.

* HIGH TECH REPORT WITH PHOTOS - Our report is not just a cheap check list, it's a narrative report with photos and a summary section that list all the repairs. In other words, it's a very detailed report written in a manner that is easily understood. Click below to see a sample of our inspect report.

Sample New Jersey home inspection Report
http://www.gwarreninc.com/home-inspection.pdf

* LIVE PERSON ANSWERS PHONE - The phone is answered by a real person ninety percent of the time. If the phone goes to an answering service it's because it's lunch hour or real early in the morning when the company meeting is being conducted. 

* INDEPENDENT HOME INSPECTION COMPANY - We work for the buyer and no one but the buyer, We don't solicit work from the Realtors or the attorneys. All our business comes from referrals or the Internet advertising. Job one is to protect the buyer and give a complete honest report on the house.

WHAT'S INCLUDED IN A HOME INSPECTION
Grounds and Drainage - Foundation - Structure - Siding and Trim - Garage, driveway and Sidewalks - Patio and Deck - Attics, Insulation and ventilation - Roof and Chimney - Gutters and Downspouts - Basement and Crawl Spaces - Fireplaces - Plumbing System, Bathrooms Kitchen and Appliances - Walls, Floors and Ceilings - Heating -Cooling Systems  Electrical System


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G WARREN HOME INSPECTION IS A FULL SERVICE COMPANY LISTED BELOW ARE SOME OF THE OTHER SERVICES
Termite and wood destroying insect inspection
Radon testing
In ground oil tank search
Septic inspection
Soil testing for contamination
Chimney - level two inspection
Pool inspection
Mold inspection and testing

BUYERS INFORMATION TIP 
What If the seller Has a Termite Service, Do I still Need a termite Inspection ?
We recommend that the buyer always obtains his own termite inspection. In over 18 years of home inspecting too many times the buyer's termite inspector discovered active termites even though the property was covered by a termite prevention program. When this happens the big question is, how much wood damage was done. Undetected termites can do a lot of damage, particularly if the wood is moist from water penetration. The bottom line is obtain your own termite inspection to be sure there is no termite damage or activity.  

G WARREN INC. SERVICES ALL TOWNS IN UNION COUNTY 
AND THE FOLLOWING COUNTIES 
Middle sex County -  Union County -  Somerset County -  Essex County
Hunterdon County - Monmouth County - Morris County - Bergen County
Hudson County

TOWNS SERVICED IN UNION COUNTY
Hillside New Jersey
Clark NJ - Elizabeth NJ - Fanwood NJ - Garwood NJ - Hillside NJ - Kenilworth NJ -
Linden NJ - Mountainside NJ - New Providence NJ - Plainfield NJ - Roselle NJ
Roselle Park NJ - Scotch Plains NJ - Springfield NJ - Summit NJ - Westfield NJ
Cranford NJ - Rahway NJ - Union Twp. NJ

Hillside Township, NJ, History and Special Services
Hillside Township, NJ Population as per the 2010 census the population was 21,404.
History - Hillside Township, was incorporated in 1910 and is located in Union County NJ.
Police - the police department non emergency phone number in Hillside Township, NJ is
973-296-5800.
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Monday, March 5, 2012

Home Inspection Hillside NJ 07205

Home Inspector Hillside NJ 07205
Abandoned Oil Tank Search/Sweeps in NJ
See Sample Home Inspection Report


Union County NJ


G Warren Home Inspection
*The Company with the Money Back Guarantee
* Licensed Professional Inspectors for your
  home inspection Hillside NJ 07205
 
* Affordable Prices

G. Warren Inc. Home Inspection works 7 days a week and a live person answers the phone 

Call for Free Price Quote and
Home Inspection Information
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The main web site has over 130 Safety and maintenance tips for the new buyer.

Main Web Site Link -  http://www.gwarreninc.com/


G. Warren Home Inspection Service Areas
Middlesex County - All towns in Middlesex County
Union County - All towns in Union County
Somerset County - All towns in Somerset County
Essex County - All towns in Essex County
Hunterdon county - Most towns in Hunterdon County
Monmouth County - Most towns in Monmouth County
Morris County - Most towns in Morris County
Bergen County - Most towns in Bergen County
Hudson County - Most towns in Hudson County
Full Service Company
Home Inspection
Termite inspection
Radon testing
Mold testing
Pool Inspection

Chimney Level Two inspection
In Ground oil tank search

Septic inspection
Soil Testing for Contamination



Buyers Information Tip
The Importance of a Grounding Rod
Electrical grounding systems divert potentially dangerous electrical currents by providing a path between a building’s service box and the earth. Lightning and static electricity are the most common sources of dangerous or damaging charges that can be dissipated through a grounding system. Grounding electrodes are connected to the building’s electrical system through grounding electrode conductors, also known as ground wires. A number of different metal alloys can function as grounding electrodes, the most common of which are the focus of this article. Very seldom does a home inspector find a house that is not grounded. Usually the house is grounded with a grounding rod and also grounded to the plumbing which acts as a good grounding connection to the ground.  

Requirements for electrodes and ground wires:
  • Aluminum has a tendency to corrode and should not be used in ground wires unless they are insulated. Moisture and mineral salts from masonry are common causes of corrosion to non-insulated aluminum. It is also a poorer conductor than copper. Aluminum wires in grounding systems are not permitted in Canada.
  • Since grounding electrodes are not insulated, they can never be made of aluminum.
  • If more than one electrode is present, they must be connected to each other with a bonding jumper.
Common Types of Grounding Electrodes Grounding Rods

The most common form of grounding electrode is a metal rod that is hammered into the ground so that its entire length is submerged. Inter NACHI recommends that the rod be inserted vertically and in one piece, but this is not always possible in rocky areas. If the rod is hammered into sub-surface rocks it might become scratched and lose its cladding. Rust can accumulate on exposed iron or steel and degrade the conductive capacity of the rod. Unfortunately, this rust will rarely be visible to an inspector.

Electricians have been known to cut the rod when they have difficulty inserting its entire length beneath the ground. This practice violates code and can be a safety hazard. Inspectors should look for the following signs that indicate that a grounding rod has been shortened:
  • Rust at the rod’s top. Grounding rods have a corrosion-resistant coating but are usually made of steel or iron and are vulnerable to rusting at any location that the rod is cut.
  • Most rods have an etched label on their top. If this label is missing it is likely that the rod has been cut.
Inspectors should bear in mind that utility companies sometimes allow ground rods to be shortened. A qualified electrician can test whether a shortened rod is an adequate grounding electrode
Article by NACHI
Member of NACHI and NJ-ALPHI


All About Hillside NJ 07205

Kitchen Cabinets Inspection
This is a quick overview of a bathroom inspection.
The actual inspection would take longer than two minutes
Demonstrator - Home Inspector Gerald Warren

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