It’s that time of the year again! Once the leaves start to turn color and drop, our thoughts begin to turn towards cozy nights in by the fire and holiday feasts.

Winter is on the way, and along with it comes lots of cold and icy weather. But before you grab those logs for the fire or crank up the heating, there are a few things you should do to “winterize” your home.

When it comes to purchasing a home, it may feel like there are a thousand hoops you need to jump through before getting to closing. We're here to make that just a little bit easier. Home inspections are a vital part of the home buying process - so picking the right inspector is something you don’t want to mess up.

As you probably know, home inspections are an essential step in the home buying process. However, fewer people realize that there are many types of home inspections. A properly licensed home inspector is able to comment on the condition of your home, but they aren’t experts in everything.

If you are looking into getting a home inspection, that probably means you’ve just closed on a house. Congratulations! You’ve just taken a massive step toward becoming a homeowner, but the process isn't over just yet. 

So, your offer was just accepted by the seller and you have a home under contract. Now what?

Home inspections provide incredible insight into the condition of a property. As most people know, whether you’re preparing to list your home, about to purchase your dream home, or just want to get a better understanding of your home’s current condition, getting a home inspection performed is a great first step.

What is a home inspection? Do you need one, and if so, how much will it cost? Today, we're going to look at the answers to all of these questions and more. Knowledge is power, as they say, and the more relevant info you have, the easier it will be to navigate through a home inspection.

Purchasing a home is one of the most significant decisions you can make in life. It is also one that does not come cheap! Besides your mortgage and down payment, there are many other costs that you should be aware of. 

Whether you're just thinking about listing your home, already putting it on the market, or have accepted an offer - home inspections can be a daunting part of selling your home.

Next up? The buyers have a due diligence period where they can perform inspections on your property to ensure they are comfortable moving forward with the transaction.

The Inspectify team is thrilled to announce that we have rebranded! Our goal was to create a new logo and brand identity that better represents our company. In our website, marketing, and products, we’ve implemented our new brand. Today, we are so excited to introduce you to the new Inspectify!