(425) 786-7680

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(425) 786-7680

stepbystepinspections@gmail.com

Saving Money on Your HVAC Bills

We are going to show that it doesn’t have to be difficult to save money on your bills by showing you some better ways to cool and heat your house. According to recent reports, around half of all energy can be attributed to these tasks, so here is how you can reduce...

Plumbing Vents

See those white pipes in the picture to the left? That is schedule 40 pvc drain line used for plumbing vents. But why are plumbing vents necessary?Plumbing vents are an important part of how your drain system works. There are many codes and regulations that determine...

Hotel Inspections

Are you purchasing a hotel or a motel in the greater Seattle Washington area? Do you own a hotel and need to know the property condition? Then you have come to the right place!We have the experience and training to provide you with the best inspection possible. As a...

Get a Maintenance Inspection

We go to the doctor yearly for a checkup. We get our car inspected once a year, and we do other maintenance inspections on different aspects of our lives. So why would our home be any different? Contact us today for your maintenance home inspection! 

Do You Have Enough insulation In Your Attic?

None of us like to admit it, but August is almost over and the heating season is just around the corner. This is actually a good time of year to start thinking about improvements to your home's energy usage.​One of the big items is your attic insulation. Between you...

Gaps and Buckles in Hardwood floors

If you have hardwood floors (especially if you have an older home) then you have likely noticed that they tend to "move" with the weather.Many people worry about this when it happens, but this is a normal and regular occurrence, and is to be expected. Gaps and...

WHat causes low water pressure

What causes low water pressure in the home? Here are just a few things that can contribute to it:If you have a well it could be the pump, the foot valve, the well tank, or all of the above. This should be evaluated by a qualified well specialist.Galvanized supply...

Where are your co detectors?

That is a good question. Too often on a home inspection are the CO detectors found in places like closets, on top of furniture, in attics, and even in the drawer.A CO detector is an important safety device, and one that needs careful placement if it is to protect you...

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