WIN Home Inspection

From strange smells to new cracks, these 6 signs mean it's time for you to get a home inspection. Have you noticed any of these common issues in your home? Give us a call! #HomeCare #TrustWIN #HomeInspection

On this day, we pause to remember and reflect on the events of September 11th. We honor the memories of those we lost and the bravery of those who responded. #NeverForget

From sleek built-in dog houses to clever doggy doors that blend right into the décor, pet parents get pretty creative! So, we're wondering, what clever customizations have you added to your home for your furry family member? 

We are excited to announce the launch of our social media contest for veterans and first responders in remembrance of the 23rd anniversary of 9/11. Veterans and first responders who are interested in entrepreneurship and starting their WIN franchise business are encouraged to enter to win up to $11,000 in start-up costs. All entries will also have a chance to win one of five $100 Visa gift cards just for entering the contest. "This contest is not just about celebrating your stories; it’s about investing in your future. We’re offering a chance to win substantial support towards technology costs for starting a new franchise, integrating innovation with the invaluable service you’ve provided. At WIN, we’re committed to fostering innovation as part of our mission, and we believe there’s no better way to do this than by supporting those who’ve served us all." -Praful Mittal, CEO of WIN Home Inspection Learn More - https://hubs.la/Q02Ph_tH0

A little inside look from a recent training session we had in sunny Southern California! Some of our nearby franchise owners came together to learn new best practices, grow their skills, and enjoy some quality time together. At WIN, we’re more than just a business—we’re a family. The camaraderie, support, and passion were undeniable as we continue to invest in each other’s success.

Curious what makes WIN Home Inspection different from every other home inspection company out there? @HomeInspectionTrends did a deep dive into our business—looking at our history, unique offerings, and client reviews (we're rated 4.9/5 Stars BTW). If you’re curious why homeowners, buyers and agents keep coming back to WIN, check us out on #HomeInspectionTrends! Read it here https://hubs.la/Q02NZBsf0

What is a Sewer Scope Inspection? The name may sound unfamiliar, but a sewer scope (also called sewer lateral) inspection is all in a day's work for a WIN home inspector. The comprehensive service involves using a specialized scope camera to inspect the condition of your property's sewer lines. This inspection allows professionals to identify hidden issues such as clogs, cracks, leaks, or tree root intrusion that may not be visible otherwise. Homeowners are responsible for maintaining their sewer lines from their home to about the sidewalk or street, where it meets with the city's line. By performing this non-invasive check, you can detect potential problems early and prevent costly damage to your home’s plumbing system! Whether you're buying a home or maintaining your current one, a sewer scope inspection provides valuable insights into the health of your underground sewer lines. Learn more: [Sewer Scope Inspection](https://hubs.la/Q02N-_8d0)

Ishan thrives on the high energy and collaborative spirit at WIN! From building cutting-edge products to embracing challenges head-on, every day brings new opportunities to push boundaries and energize our journey forward! #Innovation #Teamwork #EmployeeSpotlight

Your home's roof is your first line of defense against the elements. Most roofs last between 20 to 30 years, but proper roof maintenance is a key part of securing your roof's life expectancy and retaining your property's value. Learn what factors could be taking years off your roof's life it and how to best protect it. https://hubs.la/Q02NPnT00

 An estimated 15% of homes in the U.S. have a crawlspace foundation, but rarely do homeowners venture into this part of their home. Have you ever crawled into your home's crawlspace? If yes, why and what did you find? Share with us in the comments!