by HomeGauge | Sep 3, 2020 | Featured Learning, For Inspectors
Are you considering becoming a home inspector? Being a home inspector means being active, interacting with a diverse array of people, and being able to think on your feet. It can be a rewarding career, one that you can build on your own — and it doesn’t require...
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by HomeGauge | Aug 31, 2020 | For Inspectors
Have you ever gotten off the phone with a prospective client and thought to yourself, “I wish I hadn’t said that”? What about slapping your forehead due to the realization that you forgot to tell them something important — something that might’ve helped close the...
by HomeGauge | Aug 27, 2020 | Featured Learning, For Inspectors
Whether you’re just getting started as a home inspector or you’ve been in the home inspection industry for years, you likely find yourself facing a common problem. You’re juggling performing inspections, writing reports, marketing, and running your business, and there...
by HomeGauge | Aug 20, 2020 | For Inspectors
A home inspection is an important part of any real estate transaction, and a good home inspector is worth his or her weight in gold. Buyers need a skilled home inspector to point out a house’s issues and damages before they commit fully to their purchase. Real estate...
by HomeGauge | Aug 13, 2020 | For Inspectors, Marketing
You’re an expert at detecting a leaky pipe, a crack in a foundation, or a faulty HVAC system. But what about getting yourself onto the radar of the people who drive the real estate business? Real estate agents are often the ones recommending home inspectors to their...
by HomeGauge | Aug 7, 2020 | Featured Learning, For Inspectors, Marketing, Social Media
Whether you’re just starting out as a home inspector or have been a proud business owner for years, one thing’s for sure: at some point, you will have to deal with a negative review. Once upon a time, an unhappy customer could only shout into the void, perhaps sharing...
