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Blue Sky Pools and Spas

307 Rio Communities Blvd
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Blue Sky Pools and Spas

307 Rio Communities Blvd
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5 years of experience

Blue Sky Pools and Spas is an in ground pool and spa designer and builder, we also do pool remodels. We specialize in Concrete/Shotcrete pools. We are reliable, on time and do what we say we are going to do. We pride ourselves on customer referrals. Our design and sales manager has been designing and building pools in Las Vegas Nevada and New Mexico for over 30 years. We are an owner operated business and the owner is also the contractor. We handle everything from the design, permitting, construction, this is turnkey for the customer.

Blue Sky Pools and Spas is an in ground pool and spa designer and builder, we also do pool remodels. We specialize in Concrete/Shotcrete pools. We are reliable, on time and do what we say we are going to do. We pride ourselves on customer referrals. Our design and sales manager has been designing and building pools in Las Vegas Nevada and New Mexico for over 30 years. We are an owner operated business and the owner is also the contractor. We handle everything from the design, permitting, construction, this is turnkey for the customer.

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Home Inspection questions, answered by experts

Hiring a structural engineer who inspects foundations is the best way to find out if your foundation is up to code. These pros know building codes in and out and can inspect your foundation and prepare a report detailing anything that doesn’t meet code. A structural engineer can also recommend fixes for any problems they spot—you’ll just need to hire a foundation contractor to do the work.

Home inspections can reveal many different issues that could end up costing buyers thousands of dollars or more post-closing to rectify, so what a buyer is willing to pay for a home largely depends on the findings of the home inspection. Major issues like foundation damage or structural problems could significantly bring down the selling price. A “clean” home inspection that reveals no issues may make the home more enticing to buyers, potentially raising the selling price.

An attic inspection checklist for inspectors can include many things, like signs of water damage and pest infestation, structural issues, damage to insulation and roof decking, air leaks, opportunities to boost home efficiency, and HVAC duct and air handler inspections. If your attic is finished, your attic inspector might also confirm that all of the work was done according to local building codes to ensure your space is legally finished.

The unseen issues with a home are often the ones that turn out to be the most stressful. While inspections aren’t a legal requirement, they can highlight significant issues, such as damaged foundations, excessive mold, leaky basements, or problematic plumbing. These can cost thousands of dollars to repair, and the work can be invasive.

Knowing these things that fail a home inspection in advance allows you to decide if you want to proceed with the purchase. The seller may even cut back the sale price to help cover any renovation expenses or take care of them before closing.

If you intend to do the majority of the work yourself, you can pay to hire an architect or a structural engineer to ensure your home remains structurally sound. They can help with the planning to make sure everything is up to code and safe for your family. On the other hand, if you’re not sure your home will be completely safe when you’ve completed the project, let a pro do the job.

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