Steel Rhino Property Inspections
Steel Rhino Property Inspections
Steel Rhino Property Inspections
Steel Rhino Property Inspections
Steel Rhino Property Inspections
Standard Inspections
Standard Inspections

A complete inspection with a written report designed to inform and
educate a buyer about the overall condition of the home.

Move-in Certified Inspections
Move-in Certified Inspections

For Sellers who want to know what is wrong, and gives them the opportunity to repair the home before a Buyers inspector finds problems.

Builder’s Warranty Inspections
Builder’s Warranty Inspections

This is a great tool for homeowners who purchase a "New Home".
This inspection is normally conducted before the builders warranty expires.

Maintenance Inspections
Maintenance Inspections

There are more than 3,000 operating components in a home and they do wear out. This occurs quietly and slowly, simple to overlook.

Commercial Inspections
Commercial Inspections

These inspections are designed for understanding the facility as well as looking out for the safety of anyone that may be entering the premises.

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Apr24

Your Guide to Buying New Appliances for Your Home

Appliances are a necessity in every Denver Colorado household. They help us in washing, cooking, and keeping us comfortable inside our home. That said, you want to make sure that you invest in reliable, durable, and affordable appliances.

Here are 4 things you need to keep in mind when shopping for new appliances for your Denver Colorado home.

Never make an impulse buy

Most people would go to the mall, and then come home with a new pair of shoes or clothes. You have no plans of buying, but once you realized they were on sale, you knew you had to buy it. Although impulse buying is fine with clothes, shoes, and other items, it shouldn’t be the case with home appliances.

Appliances are a major expense. You can’t afford to just drop by the store and buy the first washing machine you find. In order to make the most of your investment, it is always best to do your research. Compare models and identify which model has the features you need and fits your budget.

Measure twice, purchase once

Nothing is more frustrating than shopping for big appliances like a refrigerator and waiting for the delivery, only to find out that it won’t fit through the door. To avoid this problem, make sure that you measure the doorways, passageways, corners, as well as the appliance’s final resting place.

Measure the length, width, and depth of the appliance. You want to make sure that it will fit through the doors and all the way to its final space. Just because the refrigerator fits in a space, it doesn’t mean that it will fit when you open the doors. Make sure you measure with the doors open too.

Think about energy efficiency

Cost is an important factor to consider when buying appliances. Often, most people opt for the cheapest ones in the hopes of saving money. However, getting the cheapest model doesn’t always equate to bigger savings.

If you really want to save money, choose energy efficient models. They may be more expensive upfront, but you’ll be able to save thousands of dollars in the long run.

Ask about warranty

Appliances experience wear and tear with regular use. That means, repairs or replacement are inevitable. Since most major appliances aren’t really cheap, you want to make sure you get the most out of them.

When shopping for appliances, always ask about warranty. Most appliances come with a warranty that covers parts and labor one year after purchase. Some retailers would offer extended warranty, but with an added cost. Although most appliances last for several years, having a warranty is an assurance that it will be fixed or replaced within year or two after purchase.