In today's challenging economy, cutting costs is essential. There are many simple and practical steps that you can take to lower your home energy costs.

Homebuyers notice well-cared-for homes. As home inspectors, we do too. Investing in home maintenance makes a huge difference when you get ready to sell a home. Plus, living in a clean and working house makes life easier and healthier for your family.

Buying a home is both stressful and exciting. In the overwhelming home buying process, remember to schedule a home inspection. While it's tempting to skip the inspection and hope for the best, it's not wise. A home inspection gives buyers an in-depth view of the home's current condition. Understanding the issues in the house you plan to purchase, allows you to make an informed decision.

Energy efficiency is an integral part of home maintenance. It's also a significant factor in determining whether you'll save money on your energy bills.

Many homes now have built-in irrigation systems with smart watering features. These irrigation systems make maintaining your lawn easier. Yet, figuring out the best way to configure your system can feel confusing and complex.

Leaving your home unattended for many months requires planning and preparation. With a little foresight, you can feel confident your home is safe, even during hurricane season.

Do you want a beautiful and lush lawn? Be the envy of the neighborhood with proper lawn care. Spring is the perfect time to establish the right watering routine for your lawn. The key to effective lawn watering is to water early, evenly and slowly.

Home maintenance is important! Staying on top of cleaning, system maintenance and regular repairs save you money in the long run. Plus, you’ll have peace of mind and confidence that your home looks and works its best.

The new year is a great time to start fresh. This includes a focus on home maintenance tasks and home updates. In January, consider those tasks that add value the entire year and get you off to a solid start.

Now more than ever, homeowners are looking for ways to save money. One great way to reduce your monthly expenses is by lowering your energy costs. According to the EPA, half of all home energy usage goes to heating or cooling the home. The main way to reduce energy expenses is to focus on maximizing your HVAC system’s performance.

At Kenco Home Inspections, we care about our clients and want to help you keep your home inspection ready. Good HVAC maintenance matters when it’s time to sell a home. We offer pre-inspections for homeowners before you list your home for sale to give you an assessment of the current condition of your home.

At Kenco Home Inspections, we’re invested in helping our clients run your homes better. We have the knowledge and experience to understand the inner workings of your home. Here are three simple steps you can take to reduce your home energy and water usage to save on your utility bills.