It can cost about $7,000 on average to remove and install new insulation. By Accessing there attic spaces, poor or insufficient insulation can be found.

Siding, along with windows and doors, provide clues as to how a foundation is performing. Replacement of these exterior items can cost approximately $20,000.

Replacing water heaters is common, and knowing whether your system is running properly will help you determine what component needs to be replaced. The average life expectancy of a water heater is 8-12 years, and can cost $800 or more.

Each machine has a valuable test that if performed, will tell you if it’s operating properly. Appliances range from $400 to a few thousand dollars to replace.

By far, heating and cooling systems tend to have the most problems and are the most expensive to replace. A typical HVAC unit has a 15-20 year life expectancy. 90% of the time, standard testing of this system will not uncover a problem and advanced diagnostics may be needed. This could save $12-$15,000.

It’s all about the safety with this system. A properly operating system is the goal. By testing for up to date wiring and operational safety protection devices we minimize safety concerns. We specifically look for old wiring and/or aluminum wiring in the home. Although these outdated wiring systems may be present, they could be manageable. If improperly installed, a poorly wired home can cost upwards of $5,000 (or more) to make it safe.

Foundations can settle for years undetected and cause sloping or cracking. They can dislodge, twist & crack structural members. It can cost upwards of $10,000 or more to repair. It’s best to detect these signs in advance.