Paradise Hills San Diego Home Inspection
Wednesday, November 4th, 2009Ocober 31
This post is an effort to inform clients with information about recent home inspections provided by our San Diego based inspection company. In this regard we are an “open book”, customers can contact the agents involved for feedback on services we provide. We only supply real estate agent’s name and office information as this is widely available public information. A second reason for this post is to be more accessible to past and future clients. Homeowner’s can 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 San Diego, CA. Additional information is noted below:
Address: 1657 Seabrook Lane, San Diego, CA. 92139
Property Type: Detached
Estimated Square Feet: 1797
Total bedrooms: 4
Total Bathrooms: 3
Year Built: 1986
Community: Paradise Hills
Neighborhood: Bat Terraces East
MLS #:090060539
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Buyer’s Agent: Valerie Austin
Company: SD Homes
Office Address: 1333 Camino Del Rio South #300, San Diego, CA. 92108
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Web Address: http://www.sdhomes.com
Listing Agent: Jeremy H. Katz
Company: San Diego House Hunting
Office Address: 7840 Mission Center Court #201, San Diego, CA 92108
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Web Address: www.sdhousehunting.com
Home Inspection Company: SanDiegoHomeInspection.com
Certified Home Inspector: Joseph Romeo
Web Address: www.SanDiegoHomeInspection.com
Google Voice: 760-593-SDHI (7344)
ASHI Home Inspector
CREIA Home Inspector
FHA Inspector
HUD 203k Consultant
Certified Thermographer
Ex Employer: Monarch Inspection Group
Home Inspector’s tip of the day: Nearly all attics have one shortcoming in common - the attic access panel panel or “scuttle” is uninsulated. Sometimes the builder will leave a piece of insulation there but it rarely ever stays put. This represents a serious energy loss for the entire house. We recommend gluing on a piece of R30 insulation in this area. Also, securing a piece of foam insulation with screws would work, as well.