Eastlake, Chula Vista Home Inspection
Tuesday, November 10th, 2009November 9
The idea behind this post is to inform clients with information about recent building inspections provided by our inspectors. We are transparent, providing potential clients with the contact names of agents involved in recent transactions. We supply realtor’s name and office information as this is public information. A second reason is to be more accessible to past and future clients. Homeowner’s be sure to read our home inspector’s tip of the day below!
SanDiegoHomeInspection.com is a home inspection company, and is a service of Joseph Romeo Consulting. We recently performed a home inspection in Chula Vista, CA. Additional information is noted below:
Address: 1051 Torrey Pines Road, Chula Vista, CA. 91915
Property Type: Townhome
Estimated Square Feet: 2236
Total bedrooms: 3
Total Bathrooms: 3
Year Built: 1992
Community: Chula Vista
Neighborhood: Eastlake
Complex: Masters Collection
MLS #:090059877
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Buyer’s Agent: Art Rolland
Company: San Diego Bienes Raices
Office Address: 401 H Street, Chula Vista, CA 91910
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Web Address: http://www.sandiegobienesraices.com/
Listing Agent: Michelle Macawili
Company: Prudential California Realty
Office Address: 940 Eastlake Parkway, Chula Vista, CA 91914
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Web Address: http://michellemacawili.prudentialcal.com/
Property Inspection Company: SanDiegoHomeInspection.com
Home Surveyor: Joseph Romeo
Web Address: www.SanDiegoHomeInspection.com
Google Voice: 760-593-SDHI (7344)
ASHI Home Inspector
CREIA Certified Home Inspector
FHA Inspector
HUD 203k Consultant
Certified Thermographer
Ex Employer: Monarch Inspection Group
Home Maintenance tip of the day: The bottom of your stucco wall should not be in contact with concrete walkways or soil. If it is in contact there is an increased likelyhood of moisture intrusion. Grading should be improved to have at least 4 inches of space between the bottom of the stucco wall and any soil below. Hardscaping such as concrete walkways should be two inches below the bottom of the stucco wall. Any questions? Contact us!