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Northern Va Home Inspections

7530 Kemper House Ct
Manassas, VA 20111 703-330-7188

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Home Review

9532 Liberia Ave #729
Manassas, VA 20110 703-330-6696

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Home Scope Inspection Service

11175 Stonebrook Dr
Manassas, VA 20112 703-590-0348

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National Property Inspection

10512 Falkirk Way
Manassas, VA 20109 571-330-0974

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I had John Nelson perform a home inspection going on two years ago now. Having... - Feb 26, 2021

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Given that we received very mixed reviews for home inspection services in our surveys of local consumers, we expected some companies in our test would perform better than others. But what really miffed us was how little work many inspectors bothered to do.

Roofing work is expensive, and, if you hire the wrong contractor, you can spend thousands of dollars too much and still get terrible work. Our ratings of area roofers will help you nail down the best roofers for your job.

Whether it’s routine or an emergency, sometimes you need a good plumber. Fortunately, we’ve found many excellent plumbing outfits in the area, including many that not only rate best for quality work, but also are among the lowest in price.

With any company you choose, dealing wisely with the plumber nets better work and saves you money. Whether you need a remodeling job or repairs, if possible, get a written price quote before work begins.

Following these rules will help reduce the seriousness and frequency of plumbing problems.

Most serious basement moisture problems occur when water leaks or seeps through basement floors, through joints between floors and walls, or through walls below ground level during or after rainstorms.

There are a number of ways to treat below-ground rainwater leakages, with advantages and disadvantages to each. The first step is to check gutters and downspouts. Then inspect the soil around your house to make sure it is properly graded.

Once you decide on the best way to solve your wet basement problem, how do you get the work done?