Closer Look Inspections, Inc.

  Your comfort! Your home working at its best! Your money in your pocket! Your Ounce Of Prevention: Replace your HVAC Filter. Ensure the system is functioning effectively to cope with high temperatures and arrange servicing if necessary Hurricane and Storm Preparedness: Keep monitoring weather reports for storm warnings and updates Ensure that emergency kits are fully stocked and easily accessible Check that hurricane shutters or plywood are available and in good condition to secure windows quickly if needed Check the roof for damage or potential leak areas and make necessary repairs Clean gutters and downspouts to allow for proper drainage during heavy rains. Helpful Guidelines: We are including the information below to help as you work through maintenance and repairs on your home. Remember that the lifetime of any of these products will depend heavily on weather and wear and tear. This chart will help give an idea of what to expect for these different parts of your home and appro...

  Your comfort! Your home working at its best! Your money in your pocket! Your Ounce Of Prevention: Check outdoor lighting systems to ensure they are functioning properly Review insurance policies to ensure adequate coverage for hurricanes, floods, and other potential damages Ensure that generators and other emergency equipment are operational and that you have enough fuel Check to make sure major appliances like refrigerators, ovens, and washers are working properly Repair any cracks or damage in driveways and walkways to prevent accidents Helpful Guidelines: We are including the information below to help as you work through maintenance and repairs on your home. Remember that the lifetime of any of these products will depend heavily on weather and wear and tear. This chart will help give an idea of what to expect for these different parts of your home and approximately how long you can expect each to last. We hope you find them helpful. Have a fantastic and safe rest of your week ...

Your comfort! Your home working at its best! Your money in your pocket! Your Ounce Of Prevention: Inspect for mold and mildew in areas with high humidity such as bathrooms and kitchens. Check your fencing, decking, and other outdoor structures for stability and repair as needed. Inspect your garage door and its safety features. Secure heavy items to prevent them from falling or shifting during a storm. Check your water heater for corrosion and leaks Inspect your septic systems for signs of blockage or failure. Helpful Guidelines: We are including the information below to help as you work through maintenance and repairs on your home. Remember that the lifetime of any of these products will depend heavily on weather and wear and tear. This chart will help give an idea of what to expect for these different parts of your home and approximately how long you can expect each to last. We hope you find them helpful. Have a fantastic and safe rest of your week everyone! Closer Look Inspections T...

  Your comfort! Your home working at its best! Your money in your pocket! Your Ounce Of Prevention: Inspect your window and door seals for leaks and repair if necessary. Ensure that all windows and doors are sealing properly to maintain energy efficiency. Check pool barriers, gates, and alarms to ensure they are functioning properly. Maintain proper chemical balance in pools to prevent algae growth and ensure swimmer safety. Inspect pipes, faucets, and appliances for leaks. Check the operation of the sump pump, if applicable. Review electrical systems for any potential issues and address them immediately, particularly focusing on surge protection. Test all Ground Fault Circuit Interrupter (GFCI) outlets. Test smoke and carbon monoxide detectors and replace batteries if needed. Ensure fire extinguishers are easily accessible and in good working condition. Helpful Guidelines: We are including the information below to help as you work through maintenance and repairs on your home. Reme...

  Your comfort! Your home working at its best! Your money in your pocket! Your Ounce Of Prevention: Check your HVAC System and clean or replace you filter to make sure the system is functioning efficiently. Schedule a professional maintenance check if you have not done this recently. Prepare for Hurricane and Damaging Storms:  Secure or store furniture  Review and practice evacuation plans and  Ensure emergency supply kits are stocked and ready  Reinforce doors, windows, and roof to protect against high winds and flying debris Check for loose shingles or tiles on your roof, and repair any damaged areas to prevent leaks during heavy rains. Trim trees and remove dead branches that might fall during a storm. Check the health of trees near the house and remove any that show signs of disease or instability. Inspect for signs of termites, ants, roaches, and rodents, and apply pest control measures as needed. Ensure there is no standing water around the house to preven...

Your comfort! Your home working at its best! Your money in your pocket! Your Ounce Of Prevention: Check your garage door’s balance and auto-reverse features. Organize and secure heavy items to prevent accidents during potential storms. 2. Check your attic insulation and ventilation. Look for signs of roof leaks, pests, or mold 3. Inspect the driveway and walkway for cracks or unevenness and repair as necessary to prevent tripping hazards 4. Ensure that outdoor lighting is functioning properly, focusing on safety. Check other outdoor items such as: Pool Equipment Pool Pump Tile Gout Surrounding Pool Surface Pool Drain Chipped Coping Gate Self-Closing and Latch Pool Covering Garden Stakes Hurricane Preparedness and Hurricane related items such as exterior of home, caulk, gutters, and soffits Helpful Guidelines: We are including the information below to help as you work through maintenance and repairs on your home. Remember that ...

Your comfort! Your home working at its best! Your money in your pocket! Your Ounce Of Prevention: Take a look at your Electrical System: Inspect wiring, outlets, and breaker boxes for any signs of issues. Consider having a professional electrician review your home’s electrical system, especially if it is older or has had previous issues. Inspect your water heater for signs of leaks or corrosion. Take this time to flush your tank water heater to remove sediment. Bathrooms are prone to mold and mildew due to our higher humidity. Look for signs of mold or mildew and clean them. Now is the time to take a look at your fences, decks, and patios for stability and signs of decay, repairing or reinforcing as necessary before the summer months. Review and update your insurance policies , particularly focusing on flood and hurricane coverage. Helpful Guidelines: We are including the information below to help as you work through maintenance and repairs on your home. Remember that the lifetime of ...

Your comfort! Your home working at its best! Your money in your pocket! Your Ounce Of Prevention: Inspect for signs of termites, ants, or other pests, focusing on the foundation, attic, and other vulnerable areas. Schedule pest control services if needed. Clean gutters and downspouts to ensure proper drainage during heavy rains. Inspect for damage and secure any loose sections of guttering. Regularly clean and maintain swimming pools, checking chemical balance and equipment functionality. Inspect pool barriers and safety measures. Check faucets, toilets, and pipes for leaks or malfunctions. Inspect hoses to washing machines, dishwashers, and refrigerators for wear and replace if necessary. Inspect seals around windows and doors for leaks and apply caulk or weather stripping where needed. Check the condition of window screens and repair if needed. Test smoke and carbon monoxide detectors and replace batteries if needed. Review fire escape plans and ensure all family member are familiar ...

  Your comfort! Your home working at its best! Your money in your pocket! Your Ounce Of Prevention: Hurricane Preparedness: Create or review hurricane preparedness plans, including evacuation routes and emergency supplies. Roof Inspection: Clear debris from the roof to avoid potential water accumulation. Landscaping and Lawn Care: Inspect and adjust sprinkler systems to ensure optimal coverage and water efficiency. Exterior Inspections: Inspect the foundation for any signs of cracks or movement. Generally Helpful Guidelines: We are including the information below to help as you work through maintenance and repairs on your home. Remember that the lifetime of plumbing and fixtures depends on how heavily they are used and maintained. This chart will help give an idea of what to expect for these different parts of your home and approximately how long you can expect each to last. We hope you find them helpful. Have a fantastic and safe rest of your week everyone! Closer Look Inspections...