HELPFUL INFORMATION FROM OCEAN BREEZES HOME INSPECTIONS Summer is the busiest season for many. When most families are on a beach vacation, friends have beer and barbecues, and others get married. Now that the heatwave is soon over, it’s never a done deal for home improvements. While there may not be many swimming and grilling…
A home is where the heart is. It’s the place where our kids grow up, spend days with friends, and simply create great memories together. But, it can be disheartening to find out that the home you’ve always looked forward to for shelter and get some good night sleep is the same reason why illnesses…
Say you’ve now settled in your wonderful home. Everything is done. All papers are submitted. You’ve had all the necessary home inspection services, from roof inspections to mold testing and now you’ve finally closed the deal. What’s next? Alright. You might be wondering what’s life to offer you now. Well, of course, you just moved…
You might be anxious about the big day – upcoming home inspection. Yep, that’s pretty normal. Getting a home inspection can be quite overwhelming and might not always fill you up with excitement. That’s totally fine too! But as a seller, failing to prepare may also be a sign of neglect – an impression that…
Ocean Breezes Home Inspections of Myrtle Beach, South Carolina have announced a new technology that allows them to inspect crawl spaces that other companies cannot or will not enter. The company specializes in home, mold, and air quality inspections for residential properties. More information can be found by visiting: https://www.oceanbreezeshi.com The new technology is a…
Think about how much time you and your family spend inside versus outside. From your home to the car to work and to school, it’s not uncommon that the majority of your day is spent indoors. This modern phenomenon means increased exposure to indoor air pollution. Fortunately, with a few smart, proactive steps, you can…
The quality of indoor air matters a lot with factors such as mold accumulation and pest infestation posing health problems and even property damage. Building materials, pressed wood, and new furniture contain formaldehyde also increase health risks of contaminated indoor air With that said, there are some facts that you should know about the quality…