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Serious damage like water leaks on the roof can be expensive to repair, and lead to mold growth and health issues. Homeowners and home buyers can benefit from a... Drone Roof Inspection because it helps ensure thorough inspection of hard-to-reach roof areas. Click this link to learn more: https://bit.ly/34pWsyD #drones #realestate #homeimprovement See more

Did you catch our Market Monday this week? Getting ready to buy or sell? We can not recommend our friends WIN Home Inspection enough. Every home owner deserves ...peace of mind and that is exactly what WIN Home Inspection will provide. Go check out their page & give them a follow for great home owner tips. Click the Link to learn more https://wini.com/ . . . . . #partnershoutouts #supportlocal #supportlocalbusiness #wednesdaytips #househuntingtips #realtorsyoucantrust #daniblainrealestate #firsttimehomebuyerspecialists #downtowntulare #centralvalleyrealtor #lowinventoryofhomes #lowinventoryhighdemand #lowinventorymarket #lowinventory #medianhomeprices #buythishouse #dbre #servicecultureintegrity #starterhome #buyinghouses #yournexthome #sellyourhome #housesforsale #sellinghomes #sellingyourhome #moveinready

May your Easter basket be filled with joy, happiness, and peace. Happy Easter from WIN Home Inspection! #happyeaster

#DidYouKnow home water heaters take up about 17% of your home's total energy usage, which is more than all other household appliances combined, according to the... Department of Energy. Without proper maintenance, the energy cost of your water heater can go up even more, and your water heater can even become a safety hazard. Follow these easy tips to help keep your water heater in great condition, lower energy bills, and stay safe. 1. Prevent heat loss and protect your water heater by insulating it with extra thick insulation. This will keep water hot for longer, lowering energy costs. 2. Setting the temperature of your water heater to 120 degrees Fahrenheit slows mineral buildup and corrosion in water heater and pipes, while lowering risk of scalding which can happen at higher temperatures. 3. Reduce risk of fire by keeping combustible or flammable material at least 18 away from your water heater. 4. Ensure your water heater is the correct size for your home. Either too big or too small can result in a loss of efficiency and make it a safety risk. 5. Make sure you have a drip pan connected to a drain pipe underneath your water heater to help avoid water damage if a leak occurs. Want to learn more about your water heater or other home appliances? Contact your highly trained and certified WIN Home Inspector at https://wini.com/. We are here to help! #homemaintenance #waterheater #homeinspection

At WIN Home Inspection, our priority is the safety and health of our clients, agents, and communities. We continue to provide friendly, prompt, and thorough hom...e inspections that are the cornerstone of WIN Home Inspection, while taking precautions during this unprecedented time. As part of our dedication to customer service, our inspectors go above and beyond to provide post inspection support. If clients choose to not attend the inspection, they will receive our detailed, visual, and easy-to-read report within 24-hours, and can talk with their inspector virtually to ask questions and go over the report after the inspection. To learn more about what we are doing to protect our communities, or schedule your home inspection, find your certified and insured home inspector on https://wini.com/ today! #homeinspection #homeinspector #covid #healthandsafety

To learn more about pool safety, or schedule a pool inspection from a trained and certified professional, contact your local WIN Home Inspector at https://wini.com/. We are here to help! #homemaintenance #poolsafety #homeinspection #poolinspection

From our WIN Home Inspection family to yours, Happy 4th of July! #respect #freedom #gratitude #fourthofjuly

Remembering our heroes today and everyday. #MemorialDay #thankyou #rememberandhonor

#DidYouKnow that due to lockdown and people staying at home, there has been an increase in pet adoptions. Pet foster applications are up as much as 200% in some... areas. Having a pet at home can help reduce anxiety. It is important to pet-proof your home to create a safe environment for your pet and also prevent your home from damage. 1. Declutter your home and move anything that might look like a chew toy out of your pet's reach. 2. Check doors and windows to make sure they latch securely to reduce risk of your pet getting out. 3. Store food, medicine, and chemicals in non-accessible areas, and consider adding childproof latches to easy-to-reach cabinets. 4. Keep your new pet contained in a play pen and train gradually to avoid damage to your furniture/belongings. 5. Move any poisonous house plants outside and check with your vet if you are not sure which plants are safe or not. Follow our Pet Home Maintenance Series this week for more tips to pet-proof your home and mitigate potential damage. #homemaintenance #petproofing

Watch this video for the best cleaning tips to help protect you and your family from the rapidly spreading COVID-19, which has already infected over 400,000 Americans. #health #coronavirus #cleaning

#NationalDoctorsDay On behalf of the entire WIN Home Inspection family, we would like to thank the doctors, nurses, healthcare professionals, and first responde...rs who are risking their health and well-being to assist those impacted by COVID-19. We are grateful for your service and sacrifice. See more

Getting into the right mindset and making a plan before physically tackling your home cleaning chores can help make the process faster and more efficient. If yo...ur home needs serious cleaning or de-cluttering, we’re here to help. Read this article to learn about 15 top tips, tried and proven for home cleaning. #homemaintenance #cleaning #hometips

#DidYouKnow there are currently more than 180,000 confirmed cases of coronavirus (COVID-19) in the world, with over 4,000 in the U.S., according to the World He...alth Organization (WHO) and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). Symptoms of COVID-19 include fever, cough, shortness of breath, body aches, and sore throat. This disease can be particularly fatal for elderly, and those with heart, lung, and other medical conditions. It is important for everyone to take precautions to help protect themselves and those around you. 1. Wash hands often with soap and water for at least 20 secondsbetween fingers, under nails and back and front of hands. 2. If soap and water are not readily available, use an alcohol-based hand sanitizer with at least 60% alcohol. 3. Create more self-awareness to avoid touching eyes, nose, and mouth. 4. Cover a cough or sneeze with a tissue, then throw the tissue in the trash. If no tissue, sneeze or cough into elbow, not hands. 5. Clean and disinfect frequently touched objects and surfaces using a regular household cleaning spray or wipe. 6. Keep yourself hydrated and rested. 7. If you have to go out, wear gloves, avoid populated areas, and shower as soon as you return home. 8. Clean all high-tough areas every day, including doorknobs, faucets, and food-prep areas. Follow our Home Sanitization Series this week to learn more about steps you can take to keep your home clean and protect your family against germs. #healthtips #COVID19SanitationTips #coronavirustips

This year's WIN Home Inspection Annual Business Conference in Newport Beach was a blast! A huge thank you to each of the 661 residential and commercial property... buyers and sellers that trusted WIN Home Inspection Visalia with their inspection needs in 2019. We also thank all of the exceedingly professional realtors and lenders that give us the honor of referring us to their clients. We look forward to providing continued excellent service in 2020! Contact us at 559-303-5100 or visit us at www.visalia.wini.com to book your next inspection! See more