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08/08/2007
As inspectors we're starting to notice an incrrease in LED lighting in newer homes. These high output and effecient lighting systems are looking very promising. Just like any new product on the market there is bound to be some recalls as the bugs are being worked out in the field.Below is a re...
08/08/2007
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Are you aware that unlicensed home inspectors in New Jersey are free to do as they please, at your peril? As Real Estate Professionals you have the right to protect your client by asking your next Home Inspector to provide a copy of his/her active license. In New Jersey all Licensed Home Inspecto...
08/08/2007
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CPSC Releases the "Top Five Hidden Home Hazards"#1 Magnets Since 2005: 1 Death, 86 Injuries; 8 million magnetic toys recalled. #2 Recalled Products Each year there about 400 recalls. #3 Tip-overs Average of 22 deaths per year; 31 in 2006 and an estimated 3,000 injuries.#4 Windows & Coverings Aver...
08/07/2007
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The following guidelines should be used by both homeowners and measurement companies when testing for Radon i New Jersey.For short-term tests, the testing device must be placed:1.in the lowest livable level of the home -- that is, the lowest level of the home that is used, or could be used, as a ...
08/07/2007