• Home
  • About Us
    • Inspector Credentials
    • Awards/ Certifications
    • Our Inspection Report
    • Client Testimonials
    • Our Brochure
  • Contact Us
  • Inspection Services
    • Buyer's Home Inspection
    • Home Seller's Inspection
    • New Home Inspections
    • Energy Audits
    • Commercial Inspection
    • Maintenance Inspections
    • Expert Witness
    • Environmental Inspections
    • Pier & Bulkheads
    • Pool & Spa
  • Environmental
    • Radon Information
    • Radon in Water
    • Radon Testing
    • Mold Assessment
    • Mold Testing
    • Carbon Monoxide
    • Energy Audits
    • More Enviromental
  • Schedule Inspection
  • Client Login
INSPECTION MENU
  • Home
  • Inspection Videos
  • About Us
  • Inspection Services
  • Environmental Inspections
  • Contact Us
  • Client Testimonials
  • Schedule Inspection
RESOURCES
  • Contractor Referrals
  • Real Estate Agents
  • Buying a Home
  • Selling a Home
  • Video Learning Center
  • Resources/Links
    • Inspection News
    • Inspection Terms
    • Inspection Standards
    • Inspection Learning Center
    • Video Learning Center
    • Home Inspection Blog
    • Contractors
    • MD Historic Preservation
  • Client Login
INSPECTION NEWS

Save money on your heating and cooling. Have Showalter Property Consultants perform an Energy Audit and Building Envelope analysis to see where you are losing valuable heat.

yellowhouseshort

Exterior Surfaces: 

The exterior or the envelope of your home is the barrier to the elements such as rain and wind. We will from ground level evaluate the trim and siding details both visually and with random probing as not to damage any surfaces.

We will report on the overall materials, methods and workmanship of the siding and trim. This report will include the conditions of the materials and finishes, including any maintenance that may need to be performed. This is an area we like to educate you about the importance of maintenance to ensure the materials service their intended life and to prevent air and moisture instruction into the homes primary structure.

Some common materials used in the Mid-Atlantic area include wood, composites, vinyl aluminum, stucco and cement board.

EIFS is also another common material wish is synthetic stucco that has a history of water infiltration and damage. Call us if you need to schedule an EIFS evaluation by a specialist. We will report on the presence and some visual concerns, our EIFS specialist will perform invasive probing into the substrate to determine the condition.

Also See the Maryland Home Inspection Standards



 

Copyright © 2011
All Rights Reserved.

Website Developed by WebVidco