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Gibbs College Construction Faculty Featured in USA Today’s Home Warranty Guide

Ben Bigelow with the U S A Today logo.

Gibbs College Construction Faculty Featured in USA Today’s Home Warranty Guide


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June 11, 2024

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Dr. Ben Bigelow, associate professor and director of the Lemon Construction Science Division at Gibbs College, was recently highlighted in a USA Today article informing readers of the factors they should consider when purchasing a home warranty. Dr. Bigelow provided insights for homeowners navigating the warranty process as well general tips for home maintenance.

Bigelow recommended thorough evaluations of contractors’ qualifications to ensure effective maintenance of property integrity and maintaining a home maintenance checklist to keep track of necessary upkeep and repairs, ensuring the longevity and efficiency of their systems.

Visit USA Today’s home warranty article to read the full story.


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