Home Safety

Water leaks in a home are more than just a minor inconvenience. They can lead to serious long-term consequences that may affect the health of the occupants and the integrity of the structure. Being aware of these potential risks encourages homeowners to address any...

A home is more than just a shelter; it's a space filled with memories, comfort, and the essence of a family's life. However, threats like structural damage, moisture issues, and fire and electrical risks can compromise the safety and longevity of your home. Regular...

We offer certified inspections for residential and commercial properties to both buyers and sellers. We emphasize the significance of fire safety in your home and provide measures to decrease fire risk and create a safer living environment. Ensure Electrical Safety...

Having trees on your property can be great. They provide much-needed shade during the hot summer months, act as a windbreak when the wind is gusting, and may offer an extra level of privacy.  As beneficial as they may be, trees have the potential to be...

As a homeowner, it's important to keep an eye out for signs of plumbing issues. Catching these issues early on can save you a lot of money in the long run. Here are a few signs to look out for: Clogged Drains One of the most common signs of a plumbing issue is a...

Moving into a new home? If you have children, it’s a great time to make sure your home is safe for the smallest members of your household. Every 30 minutes, a child in the United States is injured as a result of a TV or furniture tip-over incident. Most of those...

  A new home is definitely a big reason to celebrate. What better way to mark the day than with a thoughtful housewarming gift? If you enjoy giving practical gifts, a fire extinguisher is an incredible choice for a new homeowner. Every homeowner should have one...

An attached garage is a garage that is physically attached to a house. Fires that begin in attached garages are more likely to spread to living areas than fires that originate in detached garages. For this reason, combined with the multitude of flammable materials...

The largest, single investment most consumers make is in their homes. The consumer can protect their home, possessions, and liability with a homeowner's insurance policy. The homeowner's insurance policy is a package policy that combines more than one type of...

Arc-fault circuit interrupters (AFCIs) are special types of electrical receptacles or outlets and circuit breakers designed to detect and respond to potentially dangerous electrical arcs in home branch wiring. How do they work? AFCIs function by monitoring the...

Electricity is an essential part of our lives. However, it has the potential to cause great harm. Electrical systems will function almost indefinitely, if properly installed and not overloaded or physically abused. Electrical fires in our homes claim the lives of 485...

Attic pull-down ladders, also called attic pull-down stairways, are collapsible ladders that are permanently attached to the attic floor. Occupants can use these ladders to access their attics without being required to carry a portable ladder. Common Defects...

Older adults, younger children and women reported more injuries, but all ages show up in emergency departments for sprains, strains, bumps and fractures. “Stairs are a common source of injury among all ages, and the frequency and rate of stair-related injuries are...

As the trusted guardians of your home's safety, Tennessee Inspection Services is committed to shedding light on potential hazards that could affect your family's well-being. One such danger lurking within the walls of older homes is lead paint. In this informative...

Welcome to Tennessee Inspection Services' comprehensive guide on asbestos – a silent threat that might be lurking in your home. In this blog post, we'll delve into the hazards of asbestos exposure, its historical timeline, how to identify it, and most importantly,...