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As summer fades into fall across Central Pennsylvania, many homeowners assume that cooler temperatures bring an end to moisture-related problems. Unfortunately, that's rarely the case.

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Back-to-school season brings a return to routines for families across Harrisburg, Lebanon and surrounding areas. Alarm clocks are set earlier, backpacks return to the hallway, and evenings become filled with homework, activities, and preparing for the next day.

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Summer is one of the busiest times of year for real estate. Families often prefer to move before a new school year begins, the weather makes it easier to view homes, and longer daylight hours create more opportunities for showings.

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As temperatures rise across Central Pennsylvania, homeowners are spending more time outdoors. Pools are opening for the season, decks are filling with family gatherings, and backyard barbecues become a weekend tradition.

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The skies over Central Pennsylvania don't stay calm for long once spring arrives and they don't settle down until well into summer. From April through August, the Harrisburg and Lebanon regions face some of the most active severe weather in the mid-Atlantic, with fast-moving thunderstorms capable of dropping inches of rain in under an hour and pushing winds past 60 miles per hour. 

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Most homeowners only think about a home inspection when they're buying or selling. But some of the most valuable inspections happen in between, when no transaction is on the line and the only agenda is understanding the true condition of your home.