by hankspinnler | May 28, 2026 | Water
For most homeowners on a public water system, sink water is safe to drink. The EPA’s Safe Drinking Water Act regulates public water suppliers, and more than 90% meet federal standards. What matters most is what happens inside your home: the age of your pipes,...
by hankspinnler | May 28, 2026 | Structure
A pre-slab inspection during new foundation construction is your one chance to catch problems before thousands of pounds of concrete seal them in permanently. Once the concrete is poured, everything beneath it, including your plumbing lines, vapor barrier, rebar...
by hankspinnler | Apr 24, 2026 | Homeowners
If you live in metro Atlanta, you already know the answer feels like forever. Every spring, a thick yellow blanket settles over cars, driveways, and porches from Cumming to Lawrenceville. But pollen season in Georgia is more than a seasonal inconvenience. It has a...
by hankspinnler | Apr 10, 2026 | Homeowners
If you have spent any time digging in a Georgia backyard, you already know the soil. It is dense, heavy, and stains everything it touches a deep orange-red. Most homeowners do not realize how much work it is to do on their home year-round. Across Lawrenceville,...
by hankspinnler | Mar 27, 2026 | Mold
Walking into your home and smelling something musty is never a good feeling. In a city like Atlanta, where the humidity can climb quickly, seeing a dark spot on the wall is a common worry. Many people use the terms interchangeably, but there is a big gap between mold...
