You may experience seeing some condensation dripping on the ductwork that run through the basement and into the HVAC unit.

Smoke detectors are hard wired for constant power and uses a battery backup for emergency power.

Garage doors and openers should be kept in good working order for both longevity and safety purposes.

Throughout your first year of ownership as your home goes through the various weather seasons, some slight cracking, nail “pops”, or drywall seams may become visible on walls or ceilings.

Circuit breakers are sensitive systems which trip easily to prevent electrical shock, typically found in your basement or mechanical room.

To utilize your air conditioning system fully and efficiently, you should understand that it is a total, whole-house system.

Some homes have been equipped with an interior sump pump system. It is designed to keep groundwater from entering your basement.

Natural gas lines will have a main shut off valve located outside at the service meter, where the line enters the home from the exterior.

If you find yourself without heat, review the maintenance list in your McBride workbook. If after reviewing this list your furnace is still not working properly, call your HVAC contractor.