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http://www.npiweb.com/sansone Your clients can make small adjustments to their lives in order to improve their health and to look and feel better. Likewise, small changes to the home can improve its living environment. • The colors used inside the home … Continue reading →

http://www.npiweb.com/sansone According to the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission, in recent years an average of about 250 children under 5 years old drowned in pools nationwide annually. Most of these cases involved residential pools. In order to ensure a safe … Continue reading →

http://www.npiweb.com/sansone According to the National Fire Protection Association’s (NFPA) recently released Home Structure Fires report, 399,000 home fires were reported in the United States in 2007. On average, eight people die in home fires every day in the United States. … Continue reading →

http://www.npiweb.com/sansone Watch the video above to learn about a potential environment hazard in a home that you want to buy. http://www.npiweb.com/sansone

http://www.npiweb.com/sansone Plastics are classified by their “resin identification code” – a number from one to seven that represents a different type of resin. To find it, flip the container over and the number will be in the middle of a … Continue reading →

http://www.npiweb.com/sansone Click on play above to see this video of a roof leak caused by improper flashing where a lower roof meets an exterior wall http://www.npiweb.com/sansone

http://www.npiweb.com/sansone http://www.npiweb.com/sansone Have you ever had a moisture problem but couldn’t figure out where the water was coming from? This video might shed some light on a possible source of that misterious leak.

http://www.npiweb.com/sansone The video above shows local home inspector Jim Salmon who decided to ignite a bon fire using gasoline. He suddenly found himself ingulfed in flames. Fortunately he didn’t stay on fire. “I got lucky said Jim. One breath of … Continue reading →

http://www.npiweb.com/sansone Structural Insulated Panels (SIPs) are large panels composed of a thick layer of expanded polystyrene (EPS) insulation laminated between two sheets of oriented strand board (OSB). SIPs are used in any part of the “building envelope,” including exterior walls, … Continue reading →

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