Spector Services

02/09/2026

Trick of the trade: When installing a vanity, assemble as many plumbing connections as possible before sliding the cabinet fully into place. It provides better access, improves visibility, and makes it much easier to tighten and check each connection for leaks.

A little planning can save a lot of time—and frustration.

22/08/2026

Out of sight should not mean out of mind.

Whole-house water filters collect sediment, rust, sand, and other debris before it reaches your plumbing fixtures and appliances. When a filter becomes this dirty, it can restrict water flow, reduce water pressure, and affect the performance of your plumbing system.

Most filters should be inspected regularly and replaced according to the manufacturer’s recommendations, often every 3 to 6 months, depending on water quality and household use.

A small maintenance item today can help prevent a much larger repair tomorrow.

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14/08/2026

Complete ✅

14/08/2026

A custom-built pergola can transform an open patio into a more comfortable and inviting outdoor living space. We’re proud to help homeowners throughout Greensboro, Burlington, Mebane, Winston-Salem, Raleigh, and the surrounding communities improve and enjoy their homes.

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13/08/2026

Ready to transform your outdated bathroom into a space built around your needs?

This custom bathroom remodel features a spacious tile shower, frameless glass enclosure, built-in bench, recessed shower niche, rainfall showerhead and handheld shower system. Every detail was selected to create a bathroom that feels open, comfortable and personalized to the homeowner.

Spector Services provides professionally managed bathroom remodeling and custom tile shower projects throughout Burlington, Graham, Mebane, Greensboro and surrounding Central North Carolina communities.

Planning a bathroom renovation? Call or text 919-410-0657 to discuss your project.

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30/07/2026

From Dirt to Done! That’s What a General Contractor Does.

Most people see the finished sidewalk, patio, or foundation. What they don’t see is everything that happens before and after the concrete arrives.

At Spector Services, we coordinate every phase of your project. From planning and permits to excavation, subcontractor management, concrete placement, final grading, and project completion.

One call. One contractor. One team managing it all.

💡 Did You Know?
Concrete doesn’t reach its full design strength the day it’s poured. While it hardens quickly enough to walk on in about 24–48 hours, it continues curing and gaining strength for approximately 28 days, making proper installation and curing critical to its long-term performance.

Whether it’s a commercial project, municipal work, or residential improvement, we’re committed to delivering quality from start to finish.

Licensed General Contractor | Licensed Home Inspector

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14/07/2026

🔍 Home Inspection Tip: Polybutylene (PB) Plumbing

This gray pipe is Polybutylene (PB) plumbing, identified by the “PB 2110” marking. It was commonly installed in homes built between 1978 and the mid-1990s.

While it may not be leaking today, PB plumbing has a well-documented history of premature failure, often from deterioration inside the pipe. Because of this, many insurance companies may require replacement or limit coverage.

If your home has PB plumbing, monitor it closely and plan for eventual replacement.

Spector Services
Licensed Home Inspector & General Contractor
Helping homeowners make informed decisions.

04/07/2026

01/07/2026

Generator Ready = Peace of Mind

This home is equipped with a manual generator inlet and mechanical interlock system designed to safely power essential household circuits during a power outage.

The exterior photo shows the generator inlet box, where a portable generator is connected. Inside the electrical panel, the mechanical interlock ensures the main utility breaker and the generator breaker cannot be turned on at the same time. This prevents dangerous backfeeding into utility power lines and protects both utility workers and the home’s electrical system.

A properly installed generator interlock provides a safe, code-compliant way to restore power to selected circuits without the expense of a whole-house standby generator.

As a Licensed Home Inspector and General Contractor, I enjoy seeing installations that prioritize both safety and functionality. Small details like these can make a significant difference when the lights go out.

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29/04/2026

Culture of excellence

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