Your Home in View  

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Your Home in View is a blog that is dedicated to the idea that everyone should have a place that they call home and that home should be a safe and happy place! Whether you're a first-time buyer or a seasoned homeowner, understanding the importance of proactive care is crucial for safeguarding your investment and ensuring your house remains your favorite place to come home to.


In our blog, we provide posts that educate homeowners about the benefits of proper home care. Learn about the hidden issues that could lurk on your property and discover how regular inspections and simple maintenance can prevent costly repairs down the road.


If you’re ready to take your home maintenance knowledge to the next level, you’re in the right place. Join us on our journey through the ins and outs of homeownership. Whether you're looking to understand the intricacies of a home inspection, dive into seasonal maintenance checklists, or learn how to prepare your home for a sale, we’ve got you covered.


Be sure to visit us regularly as we share expert tips, personal anecdotes, and relevant industry updates that can help you maintain a safe, healthy home.  Together, we'll explore these topics so that you can enjoy the rewarding experience every homeowner should know!

Probing roof sheathing for rot due to a lack of drip edge flashing and reduced overhang.
By John Griffith December 15, 2025
This article explains why water management is so vital and also provides helpful maintenance tips to avoid issues caused by water and moisture penetration.
50-gallon Whirlpool water heater
By John Griffith November 18, 2025
This post explains why flushing your water heater annually is important. Further, the post provides a step-by-step process for properly flushing your tank.
A roofing picture that shows installed kickout flashing
By John Griffith September 5, 2025
This article describes the importance of kickout flashing in a roof drainage system. Kickout flashing has only recently been required and often is omitted.