Home Anatomy

01 · Roof

The roof protects the interior of your home from weather elements and provides structural integrity.

• Leaks due to damaged shingles
• Mold growth from moisture accumulation
• Structural damage from heavy winds

02 · Wall Framing

Wall framing provides the skeletal structure of your home, supporting the roof and defining interior spaces.

• Warping wood due to moisture
• Structural shifts causing cracks
• Insect damage weakening the wood

03 · Insulation

Insulation helps regulate your home's temperature and improve energy efficiency by reducing heat transfer.

• Reduced efficiency from compressed material
• Moisture leading to mold formation
• Pests nesting in the insulation

04 · Windows

Windows allow natural light into your home while providing ventilation and views of the outdoors.

• Drafts due to poor sealing
• Condensation build-up
• Cracked or broken glass

05 · Doors

Doors provide entry and exit points and contribute to the security and privacy of your home.

• Misalignment causing difficulty closing
• Drafts from inadequate sealing
• Damaged hinges or locks

06 · Flooring

Flooring provides a finished surface to walk on and contributes to the aesthetic and comfort of your home.

• Scratches or dents
• Water damage causing warping
• Worn finish leading to a dull appearance

07 · Plumbing

Plumbing delivers water throughout your home and removes waste through a system of pipes and fixtures.

• Leaking pipes
• Clogged drains
• Low water pressure

08 · Electrical Wiring

Electrical wiring distributes electricity from the service panel to outlets, lights, and appliances in your home.

• Outdated wiring causing potential hazards
• Short circuits from faulty connections
• Overloaded circuits leading to trips