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Infrared Home Inspections in NJ: What Thermal Imaging Can and Can’t Reveal

Ed Mitchell March 25, 2026 No Comments

When you’re buying a home in New Jersey, a standard home inspection is your first line of defense against expensive surprises. But some problems hide where a flashlight can’t reach—inside…

The South Jersey Historic Home Buyer’s Guide: What to Know Before You Buy

Ed Mitchell February 3, 2026 No Comments

If you’re buying an older property in South Jersey, a NJ Historic Home Inspection is not the same as a standard inspection on a newer house. Homes built between the…

7 Warning Signs of EIFS Moisture Intrusion (Infrared Camera Findings)

Ed Mitchell January 25, 2026 No Comments

EIFS moisture intrusion is one of the most commonly missed issues on homes with synthetic stucco. During a recent inspection in South Jersey, I used an infrared (thermal) camera to…

7 Dangerous Signs of 3-Way Switch Wiring Marlton NJ Homebuyers Shouldn’t Ignore

Ed Mitchell January 22, 2026 No Comments

3-way switch wiring Marlton NJ is a topic that comes up more often than most buyers expect—especially in stairways and hallways where lights should be controlled from two locations. During…

Critical Old Fuse Box Replacement Guide: Safety Risks You Shouldn’t Ignore

Ed Mitchell January 16, 2026 No Comments

Old fuse box replacement is recommended when a home still uses an outdated fuse-type subpanel, because these systems can be easier to misuse, harder to service, and not ideal…

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