Your home is a unique and safe place to relax. But due to your hectic lifestyle, work schedules, and daily routines, it is easy to overlook the items that fall into confusion and alarming. You probably ignore the ceiling, walls, cabinets, or under the flooring of your home. You also even overlook the aging concrete, weakening pipes, silent water seeping, plumbing work, water sports on the wall, or any other issues just below the surface.
Prospective buyers, guests, and insurance agents have a deep eye on your property when visiting your home. They usually catch the minor or major maintenance work during a home inspection that needs fixing. They calculate how much it costs and won’t pay or deduct it from the home’s price. Insurance companies are also less forgiving and won’t overlook intentional damage, damage from negligence, or general wear and tear. It means so many little things you must take care of over the years that could have prevented fewer expenses. No insurance will cover
