Fall Tip #3: Trim Those Trees Before the Storms Hit 🌳

🌬️ Don’t Let Branches Become Hazards Strong winds and heavy rains can turn overhanging branches into serious risks for your home or office. Trimming trees before storm season helps prevent broken windows, roof damage, and costly clean-up. 🧰 This Week’s Tip: Trim Nearby Trees Have a professional arborist inspect any large or leaning trees. Keep […]

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Fall Tip #2: Keep the Drafts (and Water) Out 🍂

🍁 Stop Leaks Before They Start When the wind picks up and the rain rolls in, even the smallest gap around a window or door can let in water, drafts, and higher energy bills. 🧰 This Week’s Tip: Check Seals on Windows & Doors Inspect weatherstripping for cracks, gaps, or wear. Look for daylight around […]

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Happy Constitution Day

This Constitution Day, we celebrate not just the principles that bind us, but also the power of words. In the founding document of our nation, every clause, every phrase was chosen carefully — because words matter. ✍️ At Alliance Real Estate Inspections, we believe the same principle applies to our reports. When we inspect your […]

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New Construction? You Still Need an Inspection

 Just Because It’s New Doesn’t Mean It’s Perfect We hear this question a lot: “Do I still need an inspection if it’s brand new?” Our answer is always the same: Yes. Absolutely. Here’s why: ⚠️ 1. Builders Make Mistakes — or Miss Things Even reputable builders can overlook details or rush through jobs, especially under tight […]

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Why We Don’t Move Furniture or Lift Rugs During Inspections

It’s Not Laziness — It’s About Standards (and Liability) We’ve all heard it: “Why didn’t the inspector look behind that couch?” Or “There could’ve been a leak under that rug!” So let’s clear this up: General visual inspectors are not allowed to move furniture, rugs, or personal items. Here’s why: 🔍 1. We Follow Nationally Recognized […]

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❌ Do Inspectors Pass or Fail a House? (Spoiler: We Don’t)

Here’s What a Property Inspection Really Means One of the most common questions we hear is: “Did the house pass?” And our honest answer? That’s not how inspections work.  So what do we do? Our job as inspectors is to provide an objective, visual assessment of the property’s current condition. We look at major systems like: Roof Foundation Electrical […]

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