Category: Energy

Question: I think our dishwasher is on its last leg! It’s noisy, doesn’t drain completely and the dish racks are damaged and rusty. What are the most important things to consider when buying a new dishwasher?

Answer: Advances in technology and features have made choosing a new dishwasher a considerable task. Here are a few things to consider. Size: This may not be a factor is replacing but for 2-3 people and 18” model which holds 6-8 standard place settings should be sufficient. For a family the 24”, regular sized model […]

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Question: Our whole family has allergies and the standard A/C filters are not really helping – do room air purifiers really work?

Answer: Room air purifiers can definitely help clean the air in your house, but there are a few things you should consider before buying. 1. Efficiency Level of Air Purifier: Efficiency is the number given to the percentage of particulates which are caught in a filter on a single air exchange. Higher is better and […]

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Question: My home has an older water heater which we are going to replace, what are some options we should consider?

Answer: Thanks for asking and what a great question. There are many high tech water heater options on the market these days — tankless, heat pump and condensing gas to name a few. They save energy and can save you money as well. Tankless: Nothing beats a tankless heater for putting out lots of hot […]

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Question: We had a tough winter last year and I’m sure our house suffered some wear and tear also. What are some things we can do to help our home weather the winter season?

Answer: Preparing for winter is an important part of home preservation.  Even if you don’t suffer snow and sub-zero winters, fall is a great time for preventative maintenance.  Here are a few tips. Furnace Inspection Call an HVAC professional to inspect your furnace and clean ducts. Stock up on furnace filters and change them monthly. […]

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Treat Electricity with Respect

The first rule in working with electricity is to avoid a job that is beyond your capability. Essentially, that’s everything except minor repairs like replacing an outlet or a switch or checking out an electrical panel. Consider these safety tips given by experts writing for the Associated Press Special Features: Before doing any work on […]

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Jubert Home Inspection

(612) 615-3696
jerry@juberthomeinspection.com
2440 Saint Albans Street North
Roseville, MN 55113

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