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As of lately, the housing market has reached a low point in inventory, necessitating more homes to be built. While having your own house built does have benefits such as knowing that it will be constructed to your specifications, you still want to ensure that your home is built properly in terms of quality assurance

There are many reasons you may need to hire a home inspector. Maybe you are preparing to sell your home and want to see what items, if any, need to be addressed before you put the property on the market. Maybe you are considering purchasing a property, but want an inspection to make sure there

Whether buying or building, it is important to make sure you follow the proper steps to ensure the safety of a home.  Progressive home inspections look at each individual stage of the home-building process to make sure the home is fully functional and properly constructed. Inspecting a home as it’s in the process of being

Before signing the papers on that beautiful new Windermere home, please consider investing in a home inspection from the professionals here at EDC. A homeowner’s worst nightmare is to move into their new home only to have previously unknown issues come to the surface. The same goes for selling a home, if an inspection isn’t carried out prior to the home going up for sale, it could prevent any prospective buyers from committing to the sale.

So you’ve found your dream home in the gorgeous Baldwin Park, or maybe you’re considering putting your house up for sale; save yourself potential headaches and frustration by investing in a home inspection from the experts at EDC. There’s nothing worse for a new homeowner than to move in and discover previously unknown issues. Likewise, having unknown problems with a home that you are trying to sell can come back to haunt you if those problems are later discovered and deter the potential buyer from signing those closing papers.

So you’ve found your dream home for sale, had it inspected, and bought it. Everything is great, then the roof starts to leak, or the AC stops cooling, or the plumbing springs a leak. Normally, this could cause huge, and potentially expensive headaches; this is where home inspection warranties come in. If you have a