- What areas do you serve? Treasure Vally

- Are you licensed and insured in Idaho? Yes

- How do I get a quote? Call Text or Email

- Do you offer emergency service? Yes

- Do I need to be home for the appointment? No but it is helpful on the first Visit.

- Do you work with homeowners, landlords, and property managers? Yes, we work with everyone.

### Backflow / sprinkler

- How often is backflow testing required in Ada and Canyon County? Yearly

- What happens if my backflow test fails? Normal they can be rebuilt.

- Do you file the results with the city or water provider? Yes, with City or water company.

- What is a sprinkler blowout and when should I schedule it in the Treasure Valley? Removes water from sprinkler piping to help prevent damage from freezing. After the water is turned of our Oct 15.

- Can I blow out my own sprinklers? Yes

- How long does a residential blowout take? 30 minutes

- Do you offer a yearly start-up, test, and blowout package? Yes, we can provide both.

- Do I need to be home for a backflow test? you do not we can invoice to an email address for credit card payment.

### Handyman

- Are you a licensed contractor or just a handyman? Yes our license are posted in about.

- Can you handle jobs that also need electrical or HVAC work? Yes, We can do the complete job with permits.

- Can you work from a home-inspection punch list? Yes, we can normally we can take care of the list.

- Is there a minimum charge or hourly rate? Yes $75 per hour and Truck charge $25.00

- Do you work in older Boise homes and new subdivisions? Yes Both

### HVAC

- Do you repair both furnaces and air conditioners? Yes

- How often should I get HVAC maintenance in Boise? Yearly

- Can you come out the same day if I have no heat or no AC? Yes, we can handle emergency

- What is included in a tune-up?

- When should I repair vs replace a unit? Age and Refrigerants

### Electrical

- Are you a licensed Idaho electrical contractor? Yes

- We fix breakers that keep tripping?

- We install ceiling fans, lights, outlets.

- Do you pull permits when required? Yes

- Do you charge a trip fee? Yes $ 25

- Do you take cards, Venmo, or Zelle? Yes

- How do I book — call, text, or Email

We are licensed, Bond and insured in Idaho?

We Can you do electrical and HVAC, or only handyman work

We Service Boise, Meridian, Eagle, Kuna, Nampa, Caldwell, Middleton

Homeowner’s Guide to Inspections

Whether you're selling your home or just want peace of mind, a professional Handyman we are here to help with the repairs. At Mpsid, we believe preparation is key to smooth inspection, but for protecting your investment and avoiding surprises.

Here’s how to get your home inspection-ready:

1. Clear Access to Key Areas

Inspectors need full access to:

• Attic and crawl spaces

• Electrical panels

• HVAC units and water heaters

• Under sinks and behind appliances

Tip: Move furniture, boxes, or stored items that block access. If your attic hatch is in a closet, clear out clothing and shelving beforehand.

2. Tackle Minor Repairs

Small issues can raise red flags. Address these ahead of time:

• Replace burnt-out light bulbs

• Fix leaky faucets or running toilets

• Patch drywall cracks and touch up paint

• Secure loose railings or steps

These quick fixes show you care about maintenance and can prevent unnecessary concerns in the report.

3. Service Your HVAC System

Your heating and cooling systems are major inspection points. Boost your report by:

• Replacing air filters

• Cleaning vents and returns

• Scheduling a tune-up if it’s been over a year

A clean, well-maintained system signals reliability and efficiency.

4. Label Your Electrical Panel

A clearly labeled breaker box helps inspectors—and future homeowners—understand your system. It’s a small detail that adds big credibility.

5. Clean and Declutter

A tidy home isn’t just about aesthetics—it helps the inspector move efficiently and leaves a positive impression. Vacuum, wipe surfaces, and clear pathways throughout the house.

6. Be Present (If You’re the Buyer)

If you're buying, attend the inspection. You’ll:

• See issues firsthand

• Ask questions in real time

• Learn how systems operate

• Understand the report beyond the paperwork

It’s your chance to get educated about your future home.

7. Read the Report Thoroughly

After the inspection, review the report carefully. If anything is unclear, reach out. A good inspector will walk you through findings and help you prioritize next steps.

Final Thoughts

Preparing for a home inspection isn’t just about passing a test—it’s about transparency, safety, and smart ownership. At M Property Services, we’re proud to offer ethical, comprehensive inspections that empower homeowners and buyers alike.

Need help getting ready or want a pre-listing inspection to stay ahead of the curve? Contact us today and let’s make your property shine.