Hawkeye Home Experts Inc.

HAWKEYE HOME EXPERTS CAN KEEP YOU FROM BUYING A MONEY PIT! We can provide every type of inspection you can think of, all with one call. We also can get repair estimates by licensed Contractors, on a tight timeline, through our large referral list called Certified Propert Pros. Call today or BOOK online HawkeyeHomeExperts.com

Ready for some color amongst all of the winter gray? Try a splash of gorgeous color to boost curb appeal and make your front entry more welcoming. 42 inspiring color ideas here! http://ow.ly/8agT50C5jW0

At Hawkeye Home Experts, we offer simple, no-weasel-words, Guarantee. Follow us during your home inspection, and if for any reason you’re not satisfied with the Quality of the home inspection service, tell the inspector before you leave at the end of the inspection and we’ll either make it right, or you don’t pay the home inspection fee!

It's time to take control of garage clutter by cleaning up dirt and oil spots and adding organizational systems to fit all your gear and tools. The idea of cleaning out the garage can be extremely daunting. But we promise you won't regret it. Chances are you'll gain space and find a few things that you forgot you owned. For tips and tricks to help you clean and reorganize, click here! http://ow.ly/3seX50C5i47

Anyone buying a home should have it professionally inspected prior to the close of escrow to reduce the chance of buying a money pit. Hawkeye Home Experts has more than 20 years of experience in protecting homebuyers from buying a home with latent hazards and defects. We use our skills, talents, and state of the art tools, to prevent you from having any unpleasant surprises when you move in. We understand that no house is perfect. We are here to protect you and want you to know exactly what you are buying. Schedule your Buyer’s Inspection Today! http://ow.ly/zssT50C4mRt

Daylight Saving Day, occurring this year on November 1, is officially the end of the Daylight Savings. This means that not only do you get an extra hour of sleep, but it will also become darker earlier in the afternoon. Brace yourself, winter is coming.

HAPPY HALLOWEEN!

Hawkeye Home Inspections provides Buyer Inspection, Seller Inspection, Mobile Home Inspection, Sewer Line Scoping, and Pool/Spa Inspection in Sacramento and the surrounding areas. When you or someone you know needs the services of a quality home inspection company, we would truly appreciate you thinking of us. You can schedule right from our website or call our office now (916) 966-2272.

Did you know the style of your roof depends on where you live. Ever wonder why your house in Syracuse has a different roof style than your friend's in New Orleans? It's because of where you live, as different types of roofing are suited for different climates. For instance, gabled or peaked roofs tend to work best in areas where there's snow accumulation so that it doesn't weigh down the roof, while in warmer, drier climates, you're more likely to see flat roofs.

C’mon people, we had an entire show about why some myths are wrong; so why would you believe these myths about home inspectors? https://www.realtor.com/advice/buy/home-inspection-myths/

If you're selling your home, you might wonder if there are common repairs needed after a home inspection. Most buyers, after all, won't commit to purchasing a place until there's been a thorough inspection by a home inspectorand rest assured, if there are problems, this professional will find them! So if your home inspection turns up flaws that your home buyer wants fixed, what then? To be sure, repair requests after an inspection are a hassle, and liable to cut into your profits. So for starters, make sure to read your inspection contract carefully to make sure you don't get locked into mending something you don't want to fix. Read more here: https://www.realtor.com/advice/sell/handle-repair-requests/

Those holes on the bottom of brick house aren't foundation problems that need correcting. While they may look like a foundation problem, those holes in your brickwork shouldn't be filled in. Architect Colin Haentjens, a designer with The Knobs Company, notes that these holescalled "weep holes"are actually an essential part of brick structures. Haentjens says that between a home's exterior brick and the plywood beneath, "there is an air gap that functions as a rain screenany moisture that gets behind the brick drains down to the bottom of the wall and out through the weep holes."