By late summer, your house has taken a beating.
As a home inspector with Midwest Inspect, this is the time of year when I start noticing the evidence.
The good news? Late summer and early fall give homeowners a perfect opportunity to catch small problems before snow, ice, freezing temperatures and another Illinois winter arrive.
So grab a cup of coffee, walk around the house, and pretend you're a home inspector for 20 minutes.
Here’s what I’d be looking for.
Being a home inspector in the Midwest means Mother Nature is basically your co-worker.
And she has a strange sense of humor.
One week it's 95 degrees with enough humidity to swim through the air.
The next week Canadian wildfire smoke has the sky looking like Mars.
Then comes a thunderstorm that dumps an inch of rain in twenty minutes.
Fast forward a few months...