There is more to owning a home than the financial responsibility. The routine home maintenance is another responsibility and it is a big one because it protects the financial investment you have made in buying a home...
Your home is a valuable asset and so the components within your home are important to you, including the sewage system. The average home today has 3 occupants sharing two baths, producing more than 85,000 gallons of wastewater each year...
Homeownership is exciting and comes with maintenance responsibilities, like cleaning gutters, mowing the lawn, and cleaning or change HVAC filter. The later is what we are going to discuss here today...
The first tip we can offer is if you have a new-built home, you should have coverage with the builder. Before buying into a home warranty in Nevada, verify with the builder of your home what components of your home are covered by their warranty...
You can find cheap home warranty plans plans for as little as $300.00 annually, even cheaper in fact. And these will have cost-effective options that protecting the major appliances as well as the major system like the electrical system, your AC and heat system, etc...
After your closing process when all this paperwork is signed, the Warranty Deed is sent to the county to be recorded in the official records as is the deed title...
Have you opened your dishwasher the next morning only to find that the dishes are still wet, even though you selected the dry cycle? Or as you are putting the dishes away, you notice there is still food on them? There is nothing worse when you have guests coming than to have dishwashing problems to get the day started...
Once you find a house to make your home, more questions start, but one subject that most first-time buyers do not think about is the home warranty. The home warranty provides you peace of mind with a level of protection for major home repairs...
Your weekend has been busy but running smooth. Then, Sunday night, you prepare to take a shower only to find that water has backed up into the bathtub, or worse, water is all over the floor. Look at the plumbing around your home at once...
While a home warranty protects your major systems and appliances that malfunction or become completely inoperable, homeowners insurance protects you in the event that your home has been burglarized, devastated by a natural disaster, and almost any kind of structural damage on the property...