We all need to Help Protect Santa, soon Santa will be arriving at the local malls and stores in your area. Kids look forward to Christmas all year, so we need to be sure to only bring our kids to see Santa if they are in good health. We all need to help protect Santa from coming down with H1N1 Flu.
Can you just imagine, what it must be like to face hundreds or even thousand of kids with sniffling, and sneezing nose's siting on your lap and having them end up rubing their germy selves on you. The only thing at this time Santa will have for protecting himself, is a bottle of hand sanitizer, and hope that parents that have kids that are really sick, will keep their kids at home.
We all need to Help Protect Santa, Santa sure can't deliver toys to all the kids all over the world, if he ended up geting the H1N1 Flu now can he?
If you have ever seen The Year Without A Santa Claus, you sure should be able to say Amen to that!
Some Santas will be haven their elves screen the lines for kids who may be really sick.
You see Santa can not get vaccinated, unless Santa has a condition that puts him at risk to end up with complications from geting the H1N1 Flu, he is haven to wait until after Thanksgiving, to be vaccinated for the H1N1 Flu, just like everyone else has to right now.
Please We all need to Help Protect Santa, and keep him healthy!
Post 622 - 19 Nov. 2009
When You and Your Family are Going on a Trip, Saftey Tips, with the Holidays apon us, some folks might be planning on visiting relatives and or friends, for a day or two, and in some cases even longer. You sure don't want to come back home, to find it has been broken into. So before you and your family pack up the car or your trusty pack mule. Please be certain that your home is and will be protected. A bit of advanced preparation on your part, sure can help protect your little ole homestead while your gone.
Before leaven your home:
If your going to be away, for longer than a day or two:
Be sure to stop mail and newspaper deliveries, or ask a neighbor or friend to pick up your mail and newspaper daily.
Be sure not to leave empty garbage cans out in sight.
Ask a neighber to keep your yard maintained, maybe they would also be willing to park a car in your driveway.
Put some automatic timers on lights, your television, or radios. Use timers that changes what times the lights come on and goes off. By using lighting patterns that vary appear alot more natural.
Look all your windows and doors, including your basement and garage doors.
Leave your blinds or shades in the positions, you would usually have them. This will give your home a normal, folks are home look.
When You and Your Family are Going on a Trip, Safety Tips, be sure to tell a trusted neighbor when you and your family will be leaving, and when y'all will be returning date. Also supply your neighbor with phone numbers in case of an emergency and leave them a key to your home.
Let your local police department or if live out in the country, then let the Sheriff's department know, and ask either one of these departments, to periodically stop by to check your residence.
Be sure not to put a, your out of town message on your home answering machine, voicemail, or in your personal e-mail account.
If your home has a alarm system, let the alarm company konw you and your family are going to be gone, and ask them to perform routine maintenance on your home's alarm system prior to y'all leaving.
Post 621 - 19 Nov. 2009
Okay Whats For Lunch, The next time you go out to have a picnic, you just might want to take along some kind of wild nuts and berries food with you. Beare are very curious, highly intelligent, and at times they can be potentially a dangerous animal.
Undue fear of bears sure can endanfer bears and folks a like. There are alot of bears killed every year, by folks just because they are afraid of bears and no other reason. If folks would just respect bears, and learn proper behavior when visiting the territory of bears, sure will help if they should encounter a bear on an outing, then neither of y'all will end up suffering needlessly from the experience. Most of the time bears will avoid folks. And if folks will give a bear the opportunity to do the right thing, they usual will.
Okay Whats For Lunch, bears are always looking for something to eat, they only have about six months to build up their fat reserves for their long winter hibernation. Don't let bears learn human foods or garbage can be a easy meal for them. Its illegal and foolish to feed bears,either on purpose or by going off and leaving food or garbage that will attract them.
Post 620 - 18 Nov. 2009
First New Hampshire Real Estate Professional to Reach 400,000 on ActiveRain, this is truely the first real milestone that I have made it to, in the ActiveRain Real Estate Network community. Back when I first joined ActiveRain in 2007, I sure did not imagine that I'd be the very first New Hampshire member of the community to reach the 400,000 points milestone.
I actually reached this milestone last Tuesday 10 November 2009, but there were two other posts that I wanted to write and post before this one. Plus I was getting ready to go out opening day of Deer season, which was last Wednesday.
First New Hampshire Real Estate Professional to Reach 400,000 on ActiveRain, with this 400,000 milestone post I have wrote 619 blog posts now, have made 11,026 comments that count's that is. Seeing that I usual make more then 10 comments a day, I have received 5,342 comments, rank in New Hampshire #1 out of 907 members, rank in Sullivan County #1 out of 9 members, and rank in the town of Claremont, New Hampshire #1 out of 4 members.
One thing is for sure its not about the points. But about the many good friends that I sure have made in the ActiveRain Real Estate Network community, from all over the Country and in Canada. The personal rewards we receive sure dose out weighs the points. These personal rewards comes from the learning about search engine optimization, doing better with our online marketing, how to write even better content in our blog posts. All the members share unconditionally their tips and ideas with each other. You sure ain't going to meet more amazing and inspiring folks anywere, than the members in the ActiveRain community. And thats for sure!
These are just a few of the good friends, I have made here in the Rain.
First New Hampshire Real Estate Professional to Reach 400,000 on ActiveRain, Post 619 - 14 November 2009. Thank you kindly to all those that have helped me along the way, and all those that have supported my little ole Blogging Homestead here in the ActiveRain Real Estate Network community over the pass two years.
This Post is Dedicated to a Fine Bellingham Wa Inspector, many of you know Steven L. Smith, the owner of King of the House Home Inspection. Not only has he wrote many fine Home Inspection, Localism blog posts for folks to read and learn about Home Inspections and his local area, Steven also writes a series of blog posts called Twin-Pick Music Trivia Quiz, for folks to have some fun.
This is Steven and his Certifried Assistant Nutsy, for those of you that don't know him.
At one time in Steven's life he was in the radio business, I know he wrote in a blog post what did in that line of work, I'm thinking he was a station manager. If you have not visited Steven's blog, be sure to. He a real good guy!
Ok new to get to just why This Post is Dedicated to a Fine Bellingham Wa Inspector, will you see, seeing that Steven has gave us so many music trivia quiz's to have fun answering, I thought that I'd do a music quiz Steven could join in to have fun answering also. Now this is not at all as good as the blog post Steven dose for his quizs.
Lets have some fun leaving answers to the quiz questions.
The Quiz:
Take My Breath Away, was a hit song from which 1980's movie?
Who sings the theme song for the 2006 James Bond film Casino Royale?
Erasure topped the U.S. dance charts with which 1987 song?
Which band had a 1966 hit with California Dreamin?
Folk singer Arlo Guthrie, best known for the 1967 Alice's Restaurant album, is the son of which legendary folk singer?
Which singer's twin brother was stillborn in East Tupelo, Mississippi, on the 8th of January 1935?
I'll do some more of these.
Post 618 - 12 Nov. 2009
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I'm Dale Baker,owner and operator of Baker Home Inspection and Consulting Service.
Serving home buyers and sellers.I help open the door to your home security.Certified Home Inspector. Training: Graduated from Foley Belsaw Institute,Advanced Home Inspection course with Profession Home Inspection Institute.
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The inspection that I do, is a visual examination of the physical structure(exterior and interior) from the top of the chimney to the basement floor,and all systems and visual components in between.
My reputation is important to me.You can be certain that I want to perform an inspection we will both be proud of. ( Total Dedication and Loyalty to my Clients,Only! ) Confidential Representation to You Only. Your report in your hands with in 48 hours.I hope you will be added to my list of savvy and satisfied home buyers. Call or e-mail me directly for more information or to schedule an inspection.
I take a progressive approach to your home inspection so you will have the information that you will need to determine if your potential home is the right one for you and your family! I will look at it as if some one in my family was going to live there.
I do not pay real estate agents,brokers or any other person(s) for referring me to their clients nor do I pay them money to be listed as a preferred provider.
I am not in the business of home repair and do not benefit financially from the repair of any defects noted in my inspection report.
My company is locally owned and is not a franchise. Areas of Expertise: Existing homes,new homes,manufactured homes.
I abide by NACHI's Code of Ethics. I follow NACHI's Standard of Practice. I have taken NACHI'S Standards of Practice Quiz. All Safety Concerns will be addressed immediately. You can count on me to listen to your concerns about your Home Inspection.
A home inspection by Dale will give you peace of mind, so you and your family can enjoy the things you like to do!
When it's time for Your Home Inspection. Call Baker Home Inspection and Consulting to schedule, Your Home Inspection.
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I use only high-tech inspection equipment.I maintain a high-tech office environment with state-of-the-art computers,copiers and high-end printers! I produce comprehensive,high quality computerized reports with digital photos! Knowledge is power and my inspections give you the facts you need to be an informed buyer. You will learn which items may need attention and whether something is a major concern or simply cosmetic.
Although not required, it would be good that you attend the inspection so that you can get a clear explanation of the condition of the structure, observe the systems. The typical home inspection takes approximately 2-3 hours depending on the size and condition of the house.
As a buyer,you should require an inspection at the time you make a formal offer.Make sure the Purchase and Sales Agreement( Contract )you are signing has an home inspection contingency.Then,arrange for me or an inspector of your choosing to inspect the property.Following this you should pay close attention to the inspection report.If you arent comfortable with what I find,you should ask that the seller correct the problems before your closing,negotiate a lower purchase price or obtain better terms to compensate.
Let me inject some age old reality. As many good and ethical Real Estate Listing and Buyer Agents as there are out there a few ruin it for the rest. My experience has shown that when Real Estate Agents try rushing the inspector,start disputing the inspector's findings while on site,question the inspector's work at the site or off, I am left with the feeling that they are truely NOT representing you the Buyer but are more interested in the sale and commission! Even Agents with many years of experience. In my opinion,a good Buyer Agent will support his or her's client's wishes and if an inspector finds problems with a property the Buyer Agent should achnowledge such,not dispute it! If problems exist,what's there to dispute?
Is your Buyer Agent representing YOU Only or Not? Stay sharp and good luck! Getting a home inspection? Good idea.
But don't forget to get a neighborhood inspection too. Let www.NeighborhoodEnvironmental.com research your city and send you a report which includes everything from the status of local hazardous waste sites to health risks specific to your neighborhood.
Konwledge is Your Power For The Freedom of a Worry- Free Home!
SPECIAL NOTE TO U.S. MILITARY PERSONNEL: If you are a veteran returning from a tour of duty in Iraq or Afghanistan, it is my honor to inspect your new stateside home - with the full amount of services offered by my company - with $75.00 off my fee. Please arrange for this special just for you at the time that you set up the appointment for the inspection.
The Top 5 Areas of inspection: Roof Structure, Foundatation/Structure/Drainage,Heating/Cooling,Electrical,Plumbing.
Electrical Accessible wiring from the Street to the Meter and Service Panel; Main Disconnect and Service Amperage, Electrical Panels, Breakers and / or Fuses, Grounding and Bonding, GFCI's and AFCI's
Some good Websites: www.firesafet.gov , www.homesafetcounil.org , www.nh.gov , www.epa.gov , www.chasetoppers.com
www.repair-home.com , Cool Home Search tool, www.HomeScoutReport.net , Student Conservation Association , www.thesca.org
List of some of my Baker Home Inspection Eyes For Today- Blog topic's your going to find at my little ole Blogging Homestead!
This is just the tip of the Iceberg of topic's!
You will find over 500 blog post, as of 14 June 2009!
02/17/2009 Do Homebuyer's need a Home Inspection?-Baker Home Inspection Eyes For Today I'll be adding links, to some of my posts written for First Time Home Buys, and folks that are even buying their second home. To maker easyer for you to find them (the links will open in a new window): Dale's News Report- Pre-1980 Structures Dale's News Report- After You receive Your Inspection Report Dale's News Report- Come along on a Home Inspection with me Dale's News Report- This could very will light up your life - or end it Dale's News Report- Lets talk about the upstairs guard rail Dale's News Report- Lets take a look at the Vegetation Dale's News Report- Lets take a look at a Tree in the Fall Zone Dale's News Report- Does the yard have a Negative Dale's News Report- Heres what I found with the Exterior Trim Dale's News Report- What will we find around the Coverd Porch Area Dale's News Report- A Basement and Crawlspace Inspection Dale's News Report- Lets take a look at the two Chimneys I have also created the Home Inspector's Knowledge network.
(If your going to be relocating to anywere around the San Antonio, Texas, Hill Country area. I would recommend, that you use my good friend Carl Winters - owner of Complete Inspection Service, to do your Home Inspection. You can find him here in the ActiveRain Real Estate Networking community. His username is: realestestateinspector. Carl is a very upstanding guy. Be sure to visit Carl and Ceil's blog home, they both write really fine posts that you can learn a wide range of information from. And you sure will not find anyone that knows The Texas Hill Country better than the both of them do. You have my word on that!) (Also if you are thinking of relocating to the Texas Hill Country, and you should need to get ahold of the best Septie Guy in the area! Then you'll want to call David Winters, owner of Septic / All Por Pumping 830-935-2477, They are #1 in the #2 Business! -You have my word on that!) Charlestown New Hampshire Website Vermont Institute of Natural Science Website
02/15/2009 What are AFCI Breakers?-Baker Home Inspection Eyes For Today
02/14/2009 Before Closeing on that Dream Home-Baker Home Inspection Eyes For Today
02/14/2009 New Construction Attic-Baker Home Inspection Eyes For Today
02/14/2009 New Construction - Baker Home Inspection Eyes For Today
02/09/2009 Causes of Roof Ice Dams Baker Home Inspection Eyes For Today
02/07/2009 Bad Receptacle Baker Home Inspection Eyes For Today
02/07/2009 Roof Ice Dams Baker Home Inspection Eyes For Today
02/07/2009 Crawl Space Hidden Hazards Baker Home Inspection Eyes For Today
02/06/2009 Baker Home Inspection Eyes For Today Bad Circuit Breaker
02/04/2009 Baker Home Inspection Eyes For Today Electric Service Panel- Part 1
02/03/2009 Baker Home Inspection Eyes For Today Electric Service Panel- Part 2
02/01/2009 Baker Home Inspection Eyes For Today Hot Water Tank (Part 4)
01/31/2009 Baker Home Inspection Eyes For Today Hot Water Tank (Part 3)
01/31/2009 Baker Home Inspection Eyes For Today Hot Water Tank (Part 2)
01/29/2009 Baker Home Inspection Eyes For Today Hot Water Tank (Part 1)
01/28/2009 Baker Home Inspection Eyes For Today: Downspouts
01/27/2009 Baker Home Inspection Eyes For Today: Things that happen today- 27 Jan.
01/26/2009 Baker Home Inspection Eyes For Today: Roof Aged Covering
01/25/2009 Baker Home Inspection Eyes For Today: Roof Soft Spots
01/25/2009 Baker Home Inspection Eyes For Today: A Safety Issue Cover Plate
01/25/2009 Baker Home Inspection Eyes For Today: Down with Horse Tax!
01/24/2009 Baker Home Inspection Eyes For Today - Sump Pump
NH: Charlestown, South Charlestown, North Charlestown, Unity, Claremont, Newport, North Newport, Sunapee, New London, Keene.
Cornish, South Cornish, Plainfield, Lebanon, Enfield, West Canaan, Canaan, Orange.
North Walpole, Walpole, Langdon, Alstead, Acworth, Lempster.
VT: Springfield, North Springfield, Ludlow, Bellows Falls, Rockingham, Windsor.
My service area is constantly expanding. Plesase e-mail for the most recent information.
Knowledge is Your Power For The Freedom of a Worry- Free Home!
Dale,thanks for being so thorugh with our home inspection.We will definitely pass along your card to others we know. Thanks for such a detailed report. Best of luck and thanks again.
Dave T. Home buyer
Dale, I like the report you did for us it was vevry good and the photos help a lot thank you.
Sam H. Home Buyer
Dale Thank you so very much for your service. I am definitely going to refer you to everyone I know or meet that is purchasing a home. I feel like you truly did your job by pointing out anything and everything that was a problem or could be a potential problem.
I also really appreciate the maintenance list. Those are things that are very important to a first time home buyer. I had a lot of make sure of this and look at this and check on that from family and friends. They all love me very much and want to help me make the very best decisions possible. My family have look the report over and are completely satisfied! Once again thank you Dale so much. You really made me feel much better and incredibly well informed going into the purchase of this home.
Thank You Again Anne
Dale My wife and I want thank you so very much for the home inspection report you did for us. The report and photos saved us some money. You did a very good job for us. We will tell all of our friends that think about buying a home to use you for a home inspection and how you helped us.
Bob and Anne J.
Dale, We want to thank you from our harts for the very thorugh home inspection you just did for us. Your report has gave us so much peace of mind. We are going to buy the house. We will definitely tell all of our friends about you. And how you worked so hard on the inspection of our home.
Tommy and Deb K.
Hi Dale
Thank you for the very thorough inspection of the house. Especially taking the time to check the roof very closely. The most alarming point seemed to be the electrical. As you probably know better than anyone, electrical problems are a very huge safety risk.
Again, thank you Dale for the fine inspection job you did, although we did not get to meet you personally, we enjoyed reading the detailed report and we will recommend your services to anyone in the future.
Jeffrey
Hi Dale
I want every one to know we where very impressed with the aervice you provided us inspecting our new home. Dale found a number of issues that could have been our problem to correct, after the closing that would have cost us a lot to fix. We would enthusiastically endorse employing Dale for any home inspection you would need.
Frank J.
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