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Coroner says 24-year-old woman found dead in Easley home is suspicious

EASLEY, SC (FOX Carolina) - An investigation is underway after a woman's body was found inside an Easley home Wednesday morning, according to the Anderson County Sheriff's Office.

Real Estate: Should You Buy or Rent?

Have you been wondering what’s going on with the real estate market? After all, everything that’s happened over the last several years has been pretty incredible. The media has been blathering the slump like it’s the Titanic (sunk, not just sinking). You’ve probably even heard an expert or two tell you not to buy but to consider renting instead!

Property Lines: Everything You Need To Know

Knowing your precise property lines can prevent potential disputes with your neighbors in many scenarios—like who’s responsible for cutting down a fallen tree.You may also want to know these details before embarking on a significant project like building a fence or storage shed to avoid encroach

Would You Spend $1,299,440 on a Golden Vacuum Cleaner?

What strikes me about this gold-plated vacuum cleaner isn't really the gold part - it's the fact that it's been made to look like the cheap, old style of vacuum cleaner that usually ends up

How to Kill Mold

Anywhere moisture lurks, mold may not be far behind. You can fight back the attack with a sturdy scrub brush and a few potent cleaning supplies. Here's how to kill mold.

The Right Building Inspection Software Can Improve Community Safety

You are here: Home » Blog » Blog » Building Inspections » The Right Building Inspection Software Can Improve Community SafetyPosted On: September 23, 2014Just about every community with a rich history has an abundance of buildings that add context to the past. These structures, while offering a glimpse into long-gone eras, also present a risk to the community when they aren’t properly cared for. Anyone who has ever bought an older home knows the maintenance on them is continual; the…

Why a Thermography Building Inspection is so Important?

Home inspections have always been an integral part of the home purchasing process. This is because you need to know what issues you will be facing when you purchase your new home.

Home Inspections: What Buyers and Sellers Need to Know

A home inspection is a major part of most real estate real estate transactions. See what buyers and sellers need to know about home inspections.

7 Truths about Concrete Moisture

Can you handle the truth? What every general contractor must know about concrete in order to make solid decisions about when to finish a floor.

The ultimate real estate agent home inspection checklist

As many of you prepare for the busy spring season, don’t forget to properly prepare yourself and your clients for home inspections, one of the most critical stages of a real estate transaction.

Improve Building Inspections with Access to Workflow Tools

You are here: Home » Blog » Blog » Building Inspections » Improve Building Inspections with Access to Workflow ToolsPosted On: July 14, 2014As a building inspector you offer a valuable service to communities, but you are often hampered by workflow issues due to a lack of technology. As a building inspector you will monitor and inspect facilities and construction projects to make sure everything is within compliance. You also ensure that the proper documentation is in place and work with…

Two Most Common Causes of Inspection Camera Problems

Picture this: You’re kneeling in wet grass next to a clean out, shoving your Gen-Eye pipe inspection system slowly down into the drain. The push rod is stiff but slippery; just flexible enough to p…

Nine Things to Know Before You Hire a Home Inspector

Everyone knows that buying a home is a huge financial and emotional commitment. Most of us purchase a home just a few times in our lifetime. It's full of...

What to know about home inspections

Menards Home Improvement Topic: "It pays to be ahead of the storm"

It's always a good idea to prepare your home and family for a big summer storm before it happens. Better to be safe than sorry.