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

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

To protect your basement from water intrusion, avoid having standing water against the foundation walls of your home.

Garage doors and openers should be kept in good working order for both longevity and safety purposes.

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.

It is important to check your exterior and interior doors often to keep them properly maintained.

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.

Some homes have been equipped with an interior sump pump system. It is designed to keep groundwater from entering your basement.

The main water shut off is typically located in the basement near the front foundation wall or in the mechanical room but are also installed for each vanity and toilet in the home.