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Home Inspection 101

Blog by M. Murphy

At National Property Inspections, Inc. we pride ourselves on professionalism, honesty and integrity in all aspects of business. Whether you’re looking for: a general home inspection, a commercial property inspection, or even a promising new career as the owner of an independently-operated property inspection franchise, National Property Inspections, Inc. has the answer for you. Founded in 1987, National Property Inspections, Inc. is one of the oldest and most well-respected names in the property inspection business. NPI franchisees in the United States and Canada have completed nearly 2 million commercial and residential inspections. In Canada, we operate as Global Property Inspections (GPI).

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Kitchen Upgrade

Aug. 12, 2009

The kitchen used to be a welcoming place for eating and conversation, but today’s kitchen has transformed into more than that. It is a room where cooking and baking meets studying, crafting, social gatherings and more.

Creating an inviting kitchen can make a big difference in a home’s overall appeal, and with simple updates, the kitchen can also impact the buying decision.

If the existing cabinet finish is looking distressed, a paint job can turn it around. Make sure the appliances (dishwasher, stove, refrigerator, etc.) match. If the flooring is worn, look to replace it (if the budget allows). An easy way to update the kitchen is by replacing metal features – faucets, kitchen hardware, lighting and outlet covers.

Hiring a qualified inspector to perform a kitchen inspection can help identify any areas of concern. Inspecting the kitchen is just one part of a general NPI home inspection.

For information on home inspections, commercial property inspections or to locate an inspector in your area, go to www.nipiweb.com.