This spectacular home has all the upgrades you can imagine.  There is no cultured marble or ceramic in this quality new construction!! Only class 5 porcelain tile, 3 cm granite and travertine-tumbled & chiseled, in this 5 star home!! With 4 bedrooms, 4.5 baths, plus an office, plus a media room plus a 3 car garage and 2 double convection ovens with GE monogram appliances and gas range, this home will be your favorite!! All bedrooms on one level with only the quality that New Haven Homes delivers in the Baldwin county, Alabama area!For more information, please contact Heather Augustin at 251-370-7309 or visit www.heatheraugustin.com  10/18/2007

Some call me "picky." Others call me a "pain in the a**." One guys said he'd heard I was "The Home Inspector from Hell." Common thread here is that these folks are on the "selling" side of the real estate transaction.Buyers say thing like, "He saved us from making a big mistake." Or "He saved our marriage," Or "He invented the Internet." (Just teasing on that last one. That was Al Gore, of course.)Bottom line is, as a home inspector, I am an advocate for my client, the buyer. No offense to the selling agent, the listing agent and the home seller, but I don't care about the sale. I CAN'T care about the sale AND do my best job for my client, the buyer. I'm a hired gun... My 100% allegiance is to my boss, my client.In 12 years of home inspecting sometimes its tempting to take shortcuts, no... 10/14/2007

Heather was born in Georgia and moved to Alabama in 1988 to begin college.  She initially studied political science, criminal justice and wanted to minor in French, as her father was Canadian.  She soon realized she had a passion in developing relationships with people and wanted to help them.  She changed her major and ended up with a bachelors degree in nursing.  She has spent the past 13 years working in critical care areas, such as intensive care units and emergency room settings.  She has been an excellent patient advocate and decided she could help people in other ways, hence her career in Gulf Coast Real Estate . In 1995, Heather moved to Missouri so her husband could finish his education.  They then moved to Colorado and lived for 5 years.  Although Colorado is an exceptionally ... 10/04/2007

Everybody knows that adding insulation to the attic is a great way to save on your heating costs. But what if you live in the Deep South where the temperature only gets below 20° once or twice a year? Can adding insulation help reduce cooling costs, too?Yes. Anytime your increase the depth of the insulation, you increase it ability to prevent heat from moving. In the winter, the heat wants to move up and out of the living space to the attic. In the summer when the attic heats up, the heat wants to move down towards the ceiling. Thicker insulation slows this process.How much? Check out this link for a chart showing how much insulation you need depending on where you live. http://www1.eere.energy.gov/consumer/tips/insulation.htmlQuestions? Feel free to call or email.Tom SinclairAbout the ... 03/26/2007