Circuit breakers are sensitive systems which trip easily to prevent electrical shock, typically found in your basement or mechanical room.

After closing, sod is the most maintenance intensive component for your new home. This is what will take the most time and energy to properly care for in the first weeks after closing day.

Smoke detectors are hard wired for constant power and uses a battery backup for emergency power.

By its nature, concrete develops cracks over time. This is normal and can be expected, despite all precautions taken during installation.

Most countertops come with specific maintenance and care instructions to well-maintained counters will hold their appearance and durability.

Throughout your first year of ownership as your home goes through the various weather seasons, some slight cracking, nail “pops”, or drywall seams may become visible on walls or ceilings.

To utilize your air conditioning system fully and efficiently, you should understand that it is a total, whole-house system.

Periodic inspection and caulking or grouting is a homeowner maintenance responsibility and will prevent costly repairs if done regularly.

You may experience seeing some condensation dripping on the ductwork that run through the basement and into the HVAC unit.