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Asbestos Siding: What It Means for St. Louis Buyers, and Why It's Not Automatically a Problem
Asbestos siding isn't automatically a problem. Learn when it's a risk, why intact siding can stay, how testing works, and what replacement really costs.
Sean Struckmeyer
Sep 1111 min read


A Home Inspection Report Should Give You Context, Not Just a Count
A home inspection report shouldn't just list problems. See how severity levels, tags, photos, and a system-by-system breakdown turn 61 findings into a clear plan.
Sean Struckmeyer
Sep 47 min read


Why Your Gutter Downspouts Need to Drain Away From the House
A downspout draining at the foundation is a common, low-cost inspection finding. See why downspouts should drain 4–6 feet from the house and how to fix it cheap.
Sean Struckmeyer
Jul 85 min read


Home Inspection Tips for Sellers: 5 Simple Things to Do Before the Inspector Arrives
Home inspection tips for sellers: 5 simple ways to prepare your home before selling, from light bulbs to attic access, for a cleaner, faster inspection report.
Sean Struckmeyer
Jun 296 min read


GFCI Outlets Explained: What They Do, Why They Matter, and What a Home Inspector Looks For
Buying an older home? GFCI outlets reveal a lot about its safety. Here's what they do, why they trip, and what a home inspector checks before you close.
Sean Struckmeyer
Jun 157 min read
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