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AC Without a Drain Pan in Attic

AC Without a Drain Pan in Attic

blogBy info@inspectormarketing365.comNovember 19, 2022

Putting an air conditioner in the attic seems to make perfect sense. There are no ugly window units. There is no bulky central A/C unit in the utility area. There is just cool dry air gently flowing down from ceiling vents. Unfortunately, that’s not all that’s flowing. In the process of conditioning your air, you’re…

Building a Proper Fire

Building a Proper Fire

blogBy info@inspectormarketing365.comNovember 15, 2022

One aspect of easy home maintenance is building a fire in the fireplace – a luxury today, where it was a necessity in the past. When you’re building your fire, make sure that the chimney flue is open to ensure airflow in your unit. Next, stack your logs on top of the metal holder, adding…

Aluminum Wiring Is a Fire Hazard

Aluminum Wiring Is a Fire Hazard

blogBy info@inspectormarketing365.comNovember 9, 2022

You won’t find aluminum wiring in modern residential branch-circuit wiring, but in the 1960s and 1970s, aluminum was common. During the 60s and 70s copper prices led homebuilders to use single strand aluminum in homes to cut costs. At the time, aluminum seemed like a reasonable replacement. It kept the costs low and did the…

Architecture Lab Reduce Bulb Burnout and Save Money

Architecture Lab Reduce Bulb Burnout and Save Money

blogBy info@inspectormarketing365.comNovember 5, 2022

Frequently, a burned out light bulb may not be the bulb’s fault. The electrical wiring may not have a strong connection, causing the bulb to burn out faster. Other common issues include poor air circulation around the bulb, overtightened bulbs or high voltage such as caused by an electrical pulse. Light bulbs are fairly easy…

Direct Water Away From Your Home

Direct Water Away From Your Home

blogBy info@inspectormarketing365.comOctober 27, 2022

Home maintenance doesn’t have to be expensive, and when you put these home maintenance tips to use, it won’t be. One simple yet crucial chore you should tackle this weekend involves extending your downspouts, so they direct water away from the base of your home and not to it. Factory downspouts end at the foundation…

Experience the Wonder of Foam Filler

Experience the Wonder of Foam Filler

blogBy info@inspectormarketing365.comOctober 21, 2022

You know how important it is to keep up with home maintenance. Not only does this commitment keep your house looking nicer, but it also saves you money in the long run. When you keep up on appliances and systems in your home, you won’t have to pay a lot for bigger repairs. Plus, doing…

Clean Coils Equal Lower Energy Bills

Clean Coils Equal Lower Energy Bills

blogBy info@inspectormarketing365.comOctober 19, 2022

Are your refrigerator coils clean? Are they working properly? Perhaps these are questions you’ve never asked but knowing the answers can save you money on your electric bill. The answers to these questions can also ensure one of your most expensive appliances is running smoothly and keeping your food fresh. If you’ve never looked at…

Easily Remove Limescale Overnight

Easily Remove Limescale Overnight

blogBy info@inspectormarketing365.comOctober 15, 2022

Limescale buildup on pipes is a great example of easy home maintenance you can take care of in your sleep—really! Limescale is a chalky, hard deposit that is often found inside pipes, especially those for hot water, as well as kettles and water boilers. Sometimes it forms on the outside of older pipes. Chances are…

Change Your HVAC Filter to Save Money

Change Your HVAC Filter to Save Money

blogBy info@inspectormarketing365.comOctober 13, 2022

Heating and cooling costs go up when HVAC filters get clogged with dust, dirt and lint. When the HVAC filter is dirty the blower and motor have to work harder to keep your house comfortable. This is a common problem that is easily avoided. During the months when your HVAC unit is running consistently, make…

Call in the Professionals or Do It Yourself

Call in the Professionals or Do It Yourself

blogBy info@inspectormarketing365.comOctober 7, 2022

The presence of mold in any home or business is always a cause for concern. Urban legends may insist that getting rid of mold is either impossible or shockingly expensive. In reality, each situation is unique. In some cases it makes sense to call in an experienced mold remediation company, while other cases may be…

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Derrik Baker Certified Home Inspector

Derrik Baker is a Certified Home Inspector through interNACHI (National Association of Certified Home Inspectors) and was born and raised in Ringgold GA. Derrik is married to his wife Heather and has one son, Lyric and a new baby on the way. Derrik is a hard-working, goal driven individual with special care and desire for protecting and serving his fellow countryman. So much so, that as soon as Derrik graduated Ringgold High School, He enlisted and served four years in the Marine Corp from March of 2013 to March of 2017 and is still listed as an “inactive reserve”. Being a United States Marine has taught Derrik how to pay close attention to detail while being accountable for his conduct and actions. More importantly, it taught him discipline in all things. Before serving in the military, Derrik spent high school years working in the construction field framing and roofing houses.

Derrik strives for perfection in all things, including home inspections. But most importantly, Derrik is a family oriented man serving and believing in his creator and Lord. He tends to put others needs before his own. Due to the time Derrik spent serving as a Marine and the construction fields, his experiences have provided him with a set of skills to ensure that his inspections will be done properly, in a timely manner, and very thorough. He will protect you and your family from buying a money pit while serving you with a kind heart and a warm smile. Call and ask for Derrik Baker when scheduling and let a Marine protect you!

Founder & President of PRECISE Inspections, Inc: Tim Larkins

Our Founder and President, Tim Larkins was trained by AHIT (The American Home Inspectors Training Institute) back in 2005 and has since become one of just a few local Certified Master Inspectors through the National Certified Master Inspector Board. Tim is Tennessee State Licensed (TN License #384) and Certified to perform home and commercial property inspections, perform Radon testing, is a Certified Residential Thermographer to consult water damage or water intrusion as well as home scans for energy loss areas. Besides Tim’s vast education in home construction and system components, Tim comes from the service and detail oriented field of Golf. That’s right, Tim’s “prior life” was an active Class-A Golf professional with the PGA of America serving as Head Golf Professional of Barnsley Gardens from 2002-2005 and working as an Assistant Golf Professional at the Chattanooga Golf & Country Club from 1999-2002. Golf has taught Tim to look at things considering the “big picture”. This meant managing the golf shop, driving range, golf course, upcoming tournaments, staff, course conditions, lessons, etc … all at the same time. And if something fell through the cracks, there was going to be trouble. Tim uses those same skill sets to look at your property … balancing all major and minor systems and how they’re working together to best get a “big picture” of the property and its overall condition. Tim is as honest as they come and the current president of “Christ the King” Lutheran Church in Dalton, GA.