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Cracks in Foundation Corners: What Homeowners in Middle Tennessee Need to Know

Published by Smith & Smith Home Inspections — Murfreesboro, TN If you’ve noticed cracks forming in the corners of your home’s foundation, you’re not alone. Foundation corner cracks are a common concern for homeowners throughout Murfreesboro, Shelbyville, Manchester, Smyrna, Lebanon, and the Greater Middle Tennessee area. But how serious are they, and how can you […]

3 Types of Cracks to Worry About in Your Home’s Foundation

Your home’s foundation is quite literally what everything else rests on. At Smith & Smith Home Inspections, we’ve seen firsthand how seemingly minor foundation cracks can lead to major headaches for homeowners across Murfreesboro, TN. While some cracks are harmless, others are a sign of serious structural issues. Here are the three types of foundation […]

Home Inspections: The Importance of Maintaining Paint and Sealant Around Exterior Doors

As homeowners, we often prioritize major home projects like roof repairs or HVAC maintenance, but there’s one aspect of home upkeep that often gets overlooked: the condition of the paint and sealant around exterior doors. Smith & Smith Home Inspections, based in Murfreesboro, TN, through experience, understands that maintaining your home’s exterior can significantly affect […]

Home Inspections: Inspecting a Slab for Defects

When buying, selling or performing routine maintenance on a home with a slab, it’s important to be able to identify damaged and/or future problem areas. The slab is the base upon which the entire structure sits, and any defects can lead to significant, costly repairs down the road. At Smith & Smith Home Inspections, we […]

Common Causes of House Fires

Owning a home is a dream come true for many, but it comes with responsibilities that extend beyond mortgage payments and maintenance. One of the most critical aspects of homeownership is ensuring the safety of your property and loved ones from potential hazards, such as house fires. According to the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA), […]