General Home Inspection

Water softener installation defects

Water softener installation defects I'm not sure if it's handy homeowners or negligent contractors who are responsible, but we find the same installation defects on water softeners over and

5 Things To Know Before Hiring a

Cleveland Home Inspector | 5 Things to Know Before Hiring Hiring a Cleveland home inspector is a wise decision according to the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development Federal Housing Administration (FHA), ...

Did you know that General Home Inspection is ASHI-certified?

ASHI Member Verification

We are your based company, call us, we are here for you!

General Home Inspection | OFFICIAL WEBSITE | Cleveland Home Inspections Cleveland inspection - General Home Inspection performs expert home inspections in Cleveland Ohio and surrounding areas; call the Cleveland home inspectors!

Interested in selling your home? We have lots of tips just for you:

Home Selling Tips| |

Split Bus Electrical Panels

Split Bus Electrical Panels "Doesn't the electrical service panel have to have a main disconnect breaker?This is a question I get asked over and over. Having a single main breaker is expected, but that has not always been the case. The simple answer to the question, however, is, "No. Probably not."

Dishwasher Drains

Dishwasher Drains An improperly installed dishwasher drain hose is the most common defect we find with dishwasher installations, but it's also one of the easiest things to

tips for you... enjoy!

Home Maintenance Tips| |

Check out our blog, updated monthly, for all the tips and advice and know-hows on home inspections before you hire a qualified home inspector:

Cleveland Home Inspection Blog | Tips & Tricks Visit our Cleveland home inspection blog of tips & tricks and everything related, from buying and selling a home, to the things you should be Aware of...

Septic Inspections: An Opportunity in One in Every Five Homes

Septic Inspections: An Opportunity in One in Every Five Homes Many home inspectors are wary of what’s lurking beyond the confines of their visual examination. Buried in the ground, septic systems can be one of the last things sellers and buyers consider during real estate transactions. But they don’t have to be.