Construction Dispute? Alternatives to Leaving a Negative Online Review.
You have a problem with your home’s construction company or contractor. A big problem. And you can’t seem to get it resolved. Do you leave [...]
Poor HVAC Performance Tied to Air Flow and Improper Ductwork Installation
As the marketplace demands more energy-efficient homes, the performance of something as unimposing as the HVAC system can make a huge difference, leading to the [...]
Historic Homes Require Historically-Knowledgeable Contractors
Many homes in and around the Washington DC metropolitan area can be considered “historic homes,” with some easily identified by a plaque near the front [...]
Protect Your Family Against Carbon Monoxide Poisoning
Every winter we read about another instance of carbon monoxide poisoning in the news, and all too often, the deaths that occur from it. During [...]
Laminate Wood Flooring: Plusses & Minuses
While most older homes have wood flooring, you see many homeowners opting for laminate wood flooring (LWF) in newer homes or for remodels. It offers [...]
Negotiating a Guaranteed Maximum Contract
One of the most terrifying steps in any construction job is the negotiation of the contract. You, as the homeowner, want to make sure you’re [...]
Electrical Deficiencies. Does Your Home Have Them?
Inspectors looking at home electrical systems are finding common electrical deficiencies that not only won’t pass code, they can be downright dangerous. Many of the [...]
Sidewalk Maintenance. Who’s Responsible?
Maintaining sidewalks and walkways around your home is an integral part of the normal upkeep process. But just who is responsible for sidewalk maintenance? The [...]
Attic Ventilation Protects Homes
While homes can be considered to be sealed, proper attic ventilation is important to protecting your home and ensuring your comfort no matter what the [...]
How to Find a Construction Expert Witness
So, you have a construction claim. Your contractor and you are at odds and cannot come to a resolution. And it looks like you might [...]