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Furnace Failures We Catch Before the First Freeze

The smartest (and cheapest) move is to catch small furnace problems in November—before they become no-heat emergencies. Here are the failures City Home Inspectors commonly identifies during pre-winter... ...more

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November 11, 2025•4 min read

Frozen Pipes Ahead? What Chicago Homeowners Can Do Now

When temps dip in Chicago, older homes—especially classic two-flats and brick bungalows—are vulnerable to frozen pipes. Lines in unheated spaces are the first to freeze, crack, and leak. Here’s how to... ...more

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November 06, 2025•3 min read

Repair Requests That Make or Break Deals in Chicago

The weeks after a home inspection can make or break a deal. As temps drop and contractors book up, how you handle repair requests often determines whether you close smoothly or stall out. Here’s what ... ...more

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November 04, 2025•3 min read

How a Pre-Listing Inspection Speeds Up Fall Real Estate Sales

Buyers are motivated to move before winter, and many aim to close before December 31. A pre-listing inspection helps you capitalize on this momentum by reducing surprises, speeding negotiations, and g... ...more

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October 30, 2025•2 min read

Inspection Red Flags That Can Save Buyers Thousands

This October, as the market stays active, it’s worth knowing the red flags inspectors look for that can make or break a deal. ...more

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October 28, 2025•2 min read

Fall Mold Growth: Why Chicago Basements Are at Risk

As temperatures cool and the air outside dries out, many Chicago homeowners think mold season is over. But in reality, fall is one of the riskiest times for basement mold growth. ...more

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October 23, 2025•2 min read

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