Bricks and Banter The Podcast
Our podcast was set up with the intention of helping others gain a better understanding of the real estate industry and both of ourselves in a real conversation. We have made it our goal to provide insightful information to consumers through our own 20 years of combined experience as well as having key industry leaders and market experts joining us along the way. We want to assist our listeners, clients, and consumers as they navigate their way through the unique world of real estate while being our own authentic selves. We do our best to dispense our information in a fun and easy-to-listen-to format, and won't be scripted. We might even stumble on some of our words, but our objective remains focused on bringing as much value to you as we can while sharing our real-life experiences in both business and life.
We aim to post bi-weekly episodes and will be doing our best to ensure we improve the level of content week by week, all while keeping our natural, unscripted conversation at the forefront of our podcast.
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Bricks and Banter The Podcast
Is My House Falling Apart & Is it ALL Worn Out - A Home Inspection Conversation
Buying a home is a big decision, and it’s important to make sure you’re getting the best value for your money. That’s why it’s important to have a home inspection done before you purchase a property. On the latest episode of the Bricks and Banter podcast, hosts Dylan and Scott welcomed Tim Palmer, a certified master home inspector from Light House Home Inspections, to discuss the process of home inspections and the importance of customer service and relationships.
Tim emphasized the need to be aware of potential wiring issues, especially in older homes, and the use of testers to check for live wiring in attics. The hosts and guest discussed the dangers of knob and tube wiring, retro-style push button light switches, and other factors to consider when buying a home, such as location, school district, and proximity to family. They also discussed the post-COVID world and the current market, and the importance of hiring professionals for home improvement projects.
Tim then explained the benefits of ground source heat pumps, regular maintenance for homes, and the importance of inspecting a roof before buying a home. He also warned of the potential dangers of roof inspections and shared a story of a dislocated shoulder he suffered while inspecting a four-car garage.
“It’s important to remember that home inspections are not just about finding problems,” said Tim. “It’s also about educating the buyer on the condition of the home and helping them make an informed decision.”
- Identify potential problems with the home before you purchase it.
- Educate the buyer on the condition of the home.
- Help you make an informed decision.
- Check for live wiring in attics.
- Identify potential dangers of knob and tube wiring and retro-style push button light switches.
- Check for ground source heat pumps.
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