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HOME INSPECTOR
Greensmith Home Inspection LLC
85eligible public records
83documented properties
12years in business
This profile covers Greensmith Home Inspection LLC, a home inspector associated with the Greater St. Louis area. Fresh House currently summarizes 85 eligible records across 83 properties. Visible dates run from January 2022 to September 2026; 10 records use a clearly labeled upload-date fallback because no source-document date is available. The eligible record locations span 19 municipalities.
The business profile states 12 years in business and lists Home Inspection, New Construction, Pest, and Sewer Scope. Those profile statements remain separate from the property-record evidence.
Eligible records contain Home Inspection, HVAC, Pest, Radon, and Sewer as record topics. Fresh House publishes extracted inspection findings on this profile, not the original inspection reports.
This is a source-backed documented work history, not a review or recommendation. This page carries no ratings, no reviews, and no paid placement.
What the records show
The current fingerprint-matched records document radon measurement, new-construction inspection, sewer-scope findings, and WDI findings. Each finding remains tied to its source record and is not used to infer a credential or frequency. Two separate fingerprint-matched radon records document a 71-hour test with 2.8 pCi/L average, 0.8 pCi/L minimum, and 5.0 pCi/L maximum and a 47-hour test with 5.1 pCi/L average, 0.6 pCi/L minimum, and 12.1 pCi/L maximum. They are bounded measurement examples, not a certification, frequency, or market-wide claim. Fingerprint-matched electrical findings include one record identifies a recalled Sylvania panel, a separate record says a Federal Pacific fuse box requires an update and notes knob-and-tube wiring, and another record describes critical safety flaws in a Challenger panel, including breakers that may fail to trip, and recommends replacement. Only the Sylvania source uses recalled wording; none of these findings documents a completed repair. Within this fingerprint-matched 21-record reviewed set, sewer findings that explicitly name all-PVC, mostly-PVC, or ABS pipe generally report open flow and no observed damage, while findings involving cast iron or clay include scaling, root intrusion, blockage, cracks, collapse, or separated joints. One PVC record notes a small indentation, and one cast-iron record notes light scaling with no action required. This is a descriptive record-set association, not a causal or market-wide finding. One reviewed inspection record also documents status-neutral whole-home findings involving electrical, roof, foundation, HVAC, plumbing, windows, and moisture or mildew conditions; it does not establish that repairs were completed.
Fingerprint-matched equipment-age findings include Lennox gas furnace manufactured in 1974, 1998 York 92,000 BTU furnace and 2019 Comfortmaker 66,000 BTU furnace, Rheem 40-gallon natural-gas water heater manufactured in 2017, and American Standard 2.5-ton central split system manufactured in 2017.
Where Greensmith Home Inspection has documented work
19 municipalities appear in the current eligible record set. The municipality split is 19 in MO. This list is generated from the documented property locations in that set.
- St. Louis, MO(43)
- Florissant, MO(11)
- St. Peters, MO(6)
- Jennings, MO(4)
- Ballwin, MO(2)
- Berkeley, MO(2)
- Ferguson, MO(2)
- Hazelwood, MO(2)
- O'Fallon, MO(2)
- Wentzville, MO(2)
- Chesterfield, MO(1)
- De Soto, MO(1)
- Imperial, MO(1)
- Lake St. Louis, MO(1)
- Maryland Heights, MO(1)
- Normandy, MO(1)
- St. Charles, MO(1)
- Troy, MO(1)
- Wright City, MO(1)
Quick answers about Greensmith Home Inspection
Answers grounded in the visible Fresh House evidence cohort
What is the documented work history of Greensmith Home Inspection?
Fresh House currently summarizes 85 eligible source-backed records across 83 properties. Visible dates run from January 2022 to September 2026; 10 records use a labeled upload-date fallback. The business profile states 12 years in business. The current eligible record locations span 19 municipalities.
Does Greensmith Home Inspection perform sewer scope inspections?
Within this fingerprint-matched 21-record reviewed set, sewer findings that explicitly name all-PVC, mostly-PVC, or ABS pipe generally report open flow and no observed damage, while findings involving cast iron or clay include scaling, root intrusion, blockage, cracks, collapse, or separated joints. One PVC record notes a small indentation, and one cast-iron record notes light scaling with no action required. This is a descriptive record-set association, not a causal or market-wide finding. The reviewed set confirms bounded sewer-scope examples, not current service coverage.
Does Greensmith Home Inspection perform radon testing?
Two separate fingerprint-matched records document radon tests: a 71-hour RadStar RS300 test with 2.8 pCi/L average, 0.8 pCi/L minimum, and 5.0 pCi/L maximum and a 47-hour RadStar RS300 test with 5.1 pCi/L average, 0.6 pCi/L minimum, and 12.1 pCi/L maximum. They are bounded measurement examples, not a certification, frequency, or market-wide claim.
Does Greensmith Home Inspection inspect for termites?
A fingerprint-matched WDI record dated July 24, 2026 notes older termite damage on front landscape timbers and no live insects observed. It does not document treatment or a credential.
Has Greensmith Home Inspection documented any recalled electrical panels?
Yes. One fingerprint-matched record identifies a recalled Sylvania panel. A separate record says a Federal Pacific fuse box requires an update and notes knob-and-tube wiring. Another record describes critical safety flaws in a Challenger panel, including breakers that may fail to trip, and recommends replacement. The sources do not label the Federal Pacific or Challenger equipment as recalled, and none of these findings documents a completed repair.
Does Greensmith Home Inspection inspect new construction?
Yes. One fingerprint-matched record dated July 14, 2026 documents a new-construction single-family home in O'Fallon, MO and 13 observed deficiencies. A second record dated July 2, 2026 documents a new-construction inspection in Chesterfield, MO. They are inspection observations, not completed repairs.
Are the original inspection reports available?
No. Fresh House does not republish the original home-inspection reports on this profile. The public page presents extracted findings tied to eligible records.
PROPERTY RECORDS
What this professional has documented.
Structured findings below are extracted from the documented professional records shown on this page.
20 property records shown.
Uploaded SEP 4, 2026DOCUMENTED
15 Dorchester CourtSt. Peters, Missouri
ScopePestRadon
- SewerNo damages or obstructions were observed to the sewer lateral line; lines are open and flowing properly, constructed of PVC from the basement sewer stack to the city sewer tie-in.
- PestPeters, MO found no visible evidence of wood destroying insects no treatment recommended
- RadonRadon test conducted in basement over 53 hours (Sept 2; 4, 2026) using RadStar RS300 monitor; average reading was 0.5 pCi/L, maximum 1.5 pCi/L, minimum 0.1 pCi/L.
15 Dorchester Court
St. Peters, Missouri
Profile attribution: Greensmith Home Inspection LLC (verified Fresh House profile)Uploaded SEP 3, 2026DOCUMENTED
2125 Crane DriveFlorissant, Missouri
ScopeHome Inspection
- Home InspectionWhole-home inspection of 2125 Crane Dr, Florissant, MO found the home in generally great condition with no structural issues; deficiencies noted include a failed furnace CO test, wasp nests in garage, tree limbs contacting structure, and two windows with broken seals.
- HVACGas furnace combustion analyzer test failed; CO levels do not meet industry standards qualified HVAC contractor recommended to evaluate, make necessary adjustments, and retest
- PestWasp nests are present inside the attached garage and need to be removed; no termite presence or damage observed to the structure.
- RoofArchitectural shingle roof estimated 1; 5 years old and in satisfactory condition; tree limbs are contacting the structure and need to be cut back.
- WindowsTwo rear-facing windows have broken seals and need to be repaired or replaced.
- Electricalbreakers satisfactory 2-prong ungrounded outlets present throughout interior
- PlumbingCopper supply and cast iron waste pipes in satisfactory condition
- FoundationPoured concrete basement foundation in satisfactory condition; no moisture detected; basement walls, floor, and stairs show no deficiencies.
- HVACGas appliance inspection found furnace combustion analyzer test failed with elevated CO levels (GAI-1); single-wall flue requires 6-inch clearance and double-wall flue requires 1-inch clearance to combustibles (GAI-7, GAI-8); condenser dirty with system pressure outside expected range; water heater and stove passed; gas lines hold pressure.
- Pestno action or treatment recommended
2125 Crane Drive
Florissant, Missouri
Profile attribution: Greensmith Home Inspection LLC (verified Fresh House profile)Uploaded SEP 2, 2026DOCUMENTED
3511 Pennsylvania AvenueSt. Louis, Missouri
ScopeHome Inspection
- Home InspectionWhole-home inspection of a 2-family property found no structural deficiencies; 7 deficiencies noted across exterior, electrical, plumbing, and interior systems, with inoperable smoke detectors as the primary life-safety concern.
- ElectricalSmoke detectors in Unit #1 are inoperable; functioning smoke detectors must be installed throughout both units; both units have 200-amp Square D breaker panels located in the basement.
- HVACBoth units have 2009 Goodman electric forced-air furnaces (appearing functional) and 2024 Goodman 2.5-ton split-system AC condensers; Unit #1 uses flexible ducting, Unit #2 uses metal ducting.
- RoofRoll roofing estimated 5 years old and performing properly; metal gutters present; inspected via drone.
- FoundationBasement foundation in acceptable condition with no moisture intrusion observed; brick masonry exterior has minor damage at top corner requiring repair and tuck-pointing; rear balcony and patio are structurally sound but need painting and have loose bannisters to secure.
- WindowsWood, vinyl, and aluminum windows present; caulking around windows and doors recommended as needed.
- PlumbingPVC supply and waste pipes in both units; Unit #1 water heater is completely wrapped and condition is unknown; seller information recommended; Unit #2 has a 40-gallon electric water heater appearing functional; loose kitchen faucet in Unit #2 requires securing.
- Pestno action or treatment recommended
3511 Pennsylvania Avenue
St. Louis, Missouri
Profile attribution: Greensmith Home Inspection LLC (verified Fresh House profile)Uploaded AUG 31, 2026DOCUMENTED
2021 Twin Fawns CourtSt. Peters, Missouri
ScopeRadon
- Radonaverage result was 0.4 pCi/L, maximum 1.3 pCi/L, minimum 0.0 pCi/L; well below the EPA action level of 4.0 pCi/L
2021 Twin Fawns Court
St. Peters, Missouri
Profile attribution: Greensmith Home Inspection LLC (verified Fresh House profile)Uploaded AUG 28, 2026DOCUMENTED
2021 Twin Fawns CourtSt. Peters, Missouri
ScopePest
- PestOlder termite damage observed on wood fence posts; no active termite activity found on the structure; borate-based treatment recommended for the affected area.
2021 Twin Fawns Court
St. Peters, Missouri
Profile attribution: Greensmith Home Inspection LLC (verified Fresh House profile)Inspected AUG 26, 2026Uploaded AUG 27, 2026DOCUMENTED
3943 Greer AvenueSt. Louis, Missouri
ScopeHome Inspection
- Home InspectionWhole-home inspection of a 2-family property identified multiple deficiencies including aged HVAC systems, a missing chimney cap, dry-rotted deck planks, window gaps, missing smoke detectors in Unit 2, and a non-functional bathroom electrical fixture and GFCI outlet; roof and water heaters are in satisfactory condition.
- WindowsCaulking needed around doors and windows throughout; the dining room window in the first-floor unit has a large gap that the occupant has filled with rags to block outside air.
- ElectricalUnit 2 (first-floor) has no smoke detectors installed and requires them throughout Unit 2 bathroom light fixture and GFCI outlet are non-functional following a reported popping sound, with all panel breakers confirmed on
- HVACannual cleaning and servicing recommended no exhaust ventilation is present above gas ranges in either kitchen unit
- RoofArchitectural shingles are satisfactory and estimated 5; 7 years old; masonry chimney on the north side is missing its cap and requires replacement; metal gutters present.
- FoundationStone basement foundation shows common spalling with no moisture intrusion observed; inspector recommends scraping affected sections and applying Drylok or similar product to prevent future moisture intrusion.
- Plumbingboth water heaters are performing properly
- SewerSewer lateral lines are open and flowing with no damages or obstructions observed; lines are constructed of PVC from the main stack through to the city sewer tie-in.
- Pestno action or treatment recommended
3943 Greer Avenue
St. Louis, Missouri
Profile attribution: Greensmith Home Inspection LLC (verified Fresh House profile)Uploaded AUG 25, 2026DOCUMENTED
1289 Summergate ParkwaySt. Peters, Missouri
ScopeHome Inspection
- Home InspectionWhole-home inspection of townhouse/villa found the home in generally good condition with no structural issues; four deficiencies identified across electrical, roofing, foundation, and interior systems.
- ElectricalGFCI outlet at front porch is outdated and won't reset and needs replacement; rear deck GFCI outlet is functional but busted weatherproof cover needs replacement; 200-amp Square D panel with breakers rated satisfactory.
- RoofArchitectural shingle roof estimated 10 years old is satisfactory; a small section of missing gutter guard over the front porch needs replacement; gutters, downspouts, flashings, soffit, and fascia otherwise satisfactory.
- FoundationCrack in basement corner has previously allowed moisture intrusion; epoxy injection recommended to seal crack; common hairline cracks also present but too small to repair; no moisture detected at time of inspection.
- HVACannual cleaning and servicing by a licensed HVAC contractor recommended
- PlumbingState 40-gallon natural gas water heater (manufactured 2008) functioning properly; copper supply pipes, PVC waste pipes, and sealed-crock sump pump all rated satisfactory.
- WindowsMinor damage around basement window from a previous leak requires repair; no moisture was detected in the area at time of inspection.
- Pestno action or treatment recommended
1289 Summergate Parkway
St. Peters, Missouri
Profile attribution: Greensmith Home Inspection LLC (verified Fresh House profile)Inspected AUG 21, 2026Uploaded AUG 21, 2026DOCUMENTED
1224 Kilgore DriveSt. Louis, Missouri
ScopeHome Inspection
- Home InspectionWhole-home inspection of single-family property found generally good condition with no structural issues; four deficiencies noted; low attic insulation, unsecured basement handrail, nearly dead smoke detector battery, and unplugged refrigerator.
- ElectricalBasement smoke detector battery is almost completely dead and replacement is recommended remaining smoke detectors functioned properly 2-prong ungrounded outlets present throughout interior
- FoundationBasement handrail is not secure and needs a middle bracket installed; attic insulation is low (should rise above rafters) and additional blown-in fiberglass insulation is recommended; perimeter insulation not visible; no moisture detected and poured concrete foundation is satisfactory.
- RoofArchitectural shingle gable roof estimated 10; 12 years old is installed correctly and in satisfactory condition; flashings, gutters, soffit, fascia, and ventilation all satisfactory; no skylights present.
- HVACdigital thermostat and metal ducting satisfactory
- Plumbingcopper and PEX supply pipes and PVC waste pipes satisfactory no sump pump present main water shutoff located in basement
- WindowsVinyl exterior windows and double-hung/fixed interior windows are in satisfactory condition.
- Pestno action or treatment recommended
1224 Kilgore Drive
St. Louis, Missouri
Profile attribution: Greensmith Home Inspection LLC (verified Fresh House profile)Inspected AUG 19, 2026Uploaded AUG 20, 2026DOCUMENTED
4974 Brookton WaySt. Louis, Missouri
ScopeHome Inspection
- Home InspectionWhole-home inspection of single-family property found home in generally good condition with no structural issues; deficiencies noted across site, roofing, electrical, HVAC, plumbing, sewer, foundation, windows, and interior systems.
- RoofArchitectural shingle roof estimated 1 year old and installed correctly; one plastic vent pipe flashing is improper and needs correction.
- ElectricalOne family room outlet has hot and neutral wires reversed and needs correction; GFCI outlets are missing at basement laundry and basement bar (within 6 ft of sink); smoke detector absent near basement gas appliances; master bathroom heat lamp switch is faulty and cannot be turned off.
- HVACHVAC information documented.
- Plumbingrear exterior faucet is non-functional and loose from the wall and needs repair
- SewerNo damage observed to sewer lateral lines, but scaling has built up in the cast-iron section reducing pipe diameter and causing water to hold; hydroflushing recommended to remove scaling and restore flow.
- FoundationPreviously repaired exterior foundation cracks are aged and dried and need to be resealed with fresh epoxy; large cracks present in concrete garage floor require repair; repaired basement wall crack appears functional with no moisture intrusion observed.
- WindowsThe window over the kitchen sink has a disconnected crank handle that needs to be reset, preventing the window from closing fully.
- SewerNo structural damage observed to sewer lateral lines; however, scaling has built up and reduced the diameter of the line, and part of the cast-iron section is holding water due to scaling; hydroflushing recommended to remove scaling and restore flow.
- Pestno action or treatment recommended
4974 Brookton Way
St. Louis, Missouri
Profile attribution: Greensmith Home Inspection LLC (verified Fresh House profile)Inspected AUG 19, 2026Uploaded AUG 19, 2026DOCUMENTED
1212 Grenshaw DriveSt. Louis, Missouri
ScopeHome Inspection
- Home InspectionWhole-home inspection of single-family property identified multiple deficiencies including end-of-life HVAC, sewer lateral root intrusion, damaged gutter, failed bathroom GFCI, reversed laundry GFCI wiring, loose basement handrail, and missing smoke detectors; no structural issues found.
- FoundationPoured concrete basement foundation is satisfactory with no moisture detected and no deficiencies observed in basement walls; loose handrail on basement stairs needs to be secured.
- HVACvegetation is crowding the AC condenser
- RoofArchitectural shingles estimated 5-10 years old and performing properly; a fallen tree limb damaged the gutter which needs replacement, and the front corner downspout needs reset as it is dumping rain wash onto the roof.
- ElectricalCutler Hammer 100-amp panel is functional; smoke detectors are missing throughout the home, bathroom GFCI outlet is older and will not trip (needs replacement), and laundry GFCI outlet has hot and ground wires reversed; 2-prong ungrounded outlets are present.
- Plumbingcopper supply pipes and PVC waste pipes are satisfactory
- SewerNo damage found to sewer lateral lines, but heavy tree root intrusion and sludge are present; hydroflushing recommended to maintain proper flow and prevent backups.
- SewerSewer lateral inspection found no structural damage to the lateral lines, but heavy tree root intrusion and sludge are present; hydroflushing is recommended to maintain proper flow and prevent backups.
- Pestno action or treatment recommended
1212 Grenshaw Drive
St. Louis, Missouri
Profile attribution: Greensmith Home Inspection LLC (verified Fresh House profile)Inspected JUL 15, 2026Uploaded AUG 19, 2026DOCUMENTED
10404 Prince DriveSt. Louis, Missouri
ScopeHome Inspection
- Home InspectionWhole-home inspection of single-family property identified multiple deficiencies including a recalled electrical panel, removed HVAC and plumbing supply systems, basement wall cracks with moisture intrusion, roof flashing and gutter damage, rotted window trim, and signs of interior mildew.
- Electricalbreakers are missing from the panel and smoke detectors are absent throughout the home
- HVACHVAC information documented.
- PlumbingCopper supply waterlines have been removed and the home needs to be re-plumbed
- RoofMetal flashing on one roof vent has lifted allowing moisture entry; soffit and fascia boards are damaged and need repair; a section of rear guttering is damaged and needs replacement; tree limbs overhang the roof and need to be cut back.
- FoundationPoured concrete basement walls have cracks that have allowed moisture infiltration; epoxy sealing is recommended, and the basement moisture condition is noted as musty.
- WindowsSome wood frames and trim around doors and windows have rotted and need to be replaced; the front storm door is out of the frame and the side door frame is also damaged.
- MoldSome interior walls have absorbed moisture, likely from the basement, and show visible signs of mildew growth.
- Pestno treatment recommended
10404 Prince Drive
St. Louis, Missouri
Profile attribution: Greensmith Home Inspection LLC (verified Fresh House profile)Uploaded AUG 18, 2026DOCUMENTED
2248 Kerwin DriveSt. Louis, Missouri
ScopeHome Inspection
- Home InspectionWhole-home inspection of single-family property found home in generally good condition with no structural issues; deficiencies noted include aged HVAC (2000/2002), sewer lateral sludge and root intrusion, loose soffit, tree limbs on power lines, missing smoke detectors, attic fan needing replacement, minor ceiling damage in rear bedroom, and one inoperable hallway outlet.
- RoofShingled roof was recently replaced and installed correctly with new architectural shingles; deficiency noted: loose soffit on rear corner of home needs to be secured.
- Electricaldeficiencies include tree limbs pushing on overhead power lines (power company contact recommended), missing smoke detectors throughout home, and one inoperable hallway outlet
- HVACattic fan is operable but too slow to lift slats and likely needs replacement
- Plumbingsewer lateral has sludge buildup in cast-iron portion and tree root intrusion in clay portion, with sludge accumulation damming the line and holding water; hydroflushing recommended
- FoundationPoured concrete basement foundation is satisfactory with no structural issues, no moisture detected, and previous basement wall repairs appeared effective.
- WindowsVinyl exterior windows and double-hung/fixed interior windows are in satisfactory condition.
- Pestno action or treatment recommended
2248 Kerwin Drive
St. Louis, Missouri
Profile attribution: Greensmith Home Inspection LLC (verified Fresh House profile)Inspected AUG 13, 2026Uploaded AUG 17, 2026DOCUMENTED
2054 Krause Hill PlaceFlorissant, Missouri
ScopeHome Inspection
- Home InspectionWhole-home inspection of single-family property found home in generally good condition with no structural issues; deficiencies noted across electrical, HVAC, plumbing, windows, foundation, and pest categories.
- PlumbingBasement laundry sink drains directly into open floor drain (needs proper P-trap and connection to sewer stack); Rheem 40-gallon natural gas water heater (manufactured 2017) functioning properly; main water shutoff needs corrosion removed.
- FoundationUnfinished basement floor has cracks that should be sealed with epoxy; exterior foundation crack should be sealed with urethane caulk; no moisture intrusion observed in basement.
- RoofArchitectural shingle roof estimated 2-5 years old, installed correctly and in satisfactory condition; gable design with metal flashings, aluminum soffit/fascia, and metal gutters all satisfactory.
- HVACGoodman central split system (furnace and 3-ton condenser) manufactured in 2011 is functioning properly but requires annual cleaning and servicing; vegetation crowding the AC condenser must be removed.
- Electrical200-amp Crouse-Hinds panel (aged but performing) with multiple missing GFCI outlets (kitchen, laundry, rear exterior), one inoperable patio outlet, one basement outlet with hot and neutral wires reversed, and two-prong ungrounded outlets present throughout.
- WindowsTwo windows (one in living room, one in master bedroom) have broken seals and need replacement; bedroom window plastic grille is broken and taped; basement window trim cut too close preventing windows from opening; a safety concern.
- PestOlder termite damage observed on a small section of wooden fence in the backyard; no active termite activity found on the rest of the structure; treatment or fence removal recommended.
- SewerSewer lateral lines are open and flowing with no obstructions and no damages observed; lateral lines are PVC from the main stack to the city tie-in.
- PestVisual inspection found older termite damage on the wood fence; no live insects observed; recommendation to spray the affected area with a borate-based solution or remove the damaged fence.
- Radonaverage result was 3.0 pCi/L over 91 hourly intervals, with a minimum of 1.3 pCi/L and maximum of 4.9 pCi/L
2054 Krause Hill Place
Florissant, Missouri
Profile attribution: Greensmith Home Inspection LLC (verified Fresh House profile)Uploaded AUG 14, 2026DOCUMENTED
2128 Lexa DriveJennings, Missouri
ScopePest
- PestVisual inspection of SFR and detached garage found no visible evidence of wood destroying insects; no treatment recommended.
2128 Lexa Drive
Jennings, Missouri
Profile attribution: Greensmith Home Inspection LLC (verified Fresh House profile)Inspected AUG 14, 2026Uploaded AUG 14, 2026DOCUMENTED
214 Sugar Lake DriveSt. Peters, Missouri
ScopeHome Inspection
- Home InspectionWhole-home inspection of condo at 214 Sugar Lake Dr found the property in great condition with no structural issues; deficiencies noted in electrical (Challenger panel, open breaker slot, deck GFCI outlet) and HVAC (annual service needed).
- ElectricalChallenger electric panel (125-amp service) has critical safety flaws; breakers frequently fail to trip during overloads or short circuits; replacement recommended; open breaker slot needs a blank cover installed; rear deck outlet requires replacement with a GFCI-protected outlet.
- HVACAmerican Standard central split system (2.5-ton condenser, manufactured 2017) is performing properly but requires annual cleaning and servicing by a licensed HVAC contractor.
- PlumbingAO Smith 28-gallon electric water heater (manufactured 2017) appears functional; copper supply pipes in satisfactory condition; T&P relief valve present with blow-off leg.
- FoundationSlab-on-grade poured concrete foundation and wood-frame wall structure both observed in satisfactory condition with no deficiencies noted.
214 Sugar Lake Drive
St. Peters, Missouri
Profile attribution: Greensmith Home Inspection LLC (verified Fresh House profile)Inspected AUG 13, 2026Uploaded AUG 13, 2026DOCUMENTED
1363 Kroeger DriveSt. Louis, Missouri
ScopeHome Inspection
- Home InspectionWhole-home inspection of single-family property identified multiple deficiencies including an end-of-life 1974 furnace, sewer line with rootball intrusion and disconnected joint, basement foundation crack with mildew, missing GFCI outlets, 3 broken window panes, and an inoperable exterior faucet; no structural issues noted.
- HVACLennox gas furnace manufactured in 1974 is at end of expected lifespan; Aire Flo 2.5-ton AC condenser manufactured in 2011 was operational but failed to cool the home and requires cleaning and servicing.
- SewerExcessive scaling in cast-iron sewer line with apparent collapsed section, large tree root intrusion forming a rootball, and a disconnected joint at the PVC-to-clay pipe transition separated roughly 2 inches, preventing camera access to the sewer main; hydroflushing recommended.
- PlumbingRear exterior faucet is loose and inoperable; bathtub stuck on shower mode with loose faucet handles; 2008 General Electric 40-gallon natural gas water heater is functional but gas supply shut-off valve has been pressed into the unit rendering it unusable.
- FoundationCrack in basement foundation wall has allowed moisture intrusion resulting in mildew growth; a leaking basement window has rusted the frame and damaged the window seal, contributing to moisture intrusion.
- ElectricalGFCI-protected outlets are absent in the bathroom, kitchen, and basement laundry; one dining-room outlet is inoperable; 2-prong ungrounded outlets are present throughout; 100-amp Murray panel with breakers appears functional.
- RoofArchitectural shingle roof estimated at 10 years old is installed correctly and in satisfactory condition; gutters contain leaves and need cleaning; tree limbs overhang the roof and should be cut back.
- WindowsThree broken window panes require replacement (2 bedroom windows, 1 basement window); many interior windows are painted shut and need to be opened for safety; bathroom window has been taped shut.
- SewerSewer lateral inspection found excessive scaling in cast-iron section, a possible collapsed section or heavy scaling buildup, tree root intrusion forming a large rootball, an offset at the PVC-to-clay pipe transition, and a disconnected joint separated roughly 2" that prevented camera access to the sewer main; hydroflushing recommended.
- PestVisual inspection of SFR/Attached Garage at 1363 Kroeger Drive found no visible evidence of wood destroying insects; no action or treatment recommended.
1363 Kroeger Drive
St. Louis, Missouri
Profile attribution: Greensmith Home Inspection LLC (verified Fresh House profile)Inspected FEB 25, 2026Uploaded AUG 13, 2026DOCUMENTED
505 Ridge DriveFlorissant, MO
ScopeHome Inspection
- Home InspectionWhole-home inspection of single-family property identified multiple deficiencies including a gas-company-flagged range, blocked sewer lateral, excessively rusted 2002 water heater, and a hole in the roof over the garage; no structural deficiencies observed.
- ElectricalGFCI outlet at rear patio is older and will not reset and needs replacement; loose outlet noted in dining room; 2-prong ungrounded outlets present throughout; Murray 200-amp service panel in garage appears functional.
- RoofArchitectural shingle roof estimated 10; 15 years old with a hole in the roof over the attached garage requiring repair; remaining shingles are performing properly.
- HVACGoodman central split system (2.5-ton A/C, forced-air furnace) manufactured in 2017 appears satisfactory; furnace could not be tested due to gas shutoff; missing drum panel cover noted; gas kitchen range (Amana) flagged by gas company for inoperable igniter.
- PlumbingKenmore gas water heater manufactured in 2002 is excessively rusted and needs replacement; copper supply pipes satisfactory; property is winterized with no water service active at time of inspection.
- SewerSewer lateral videoscope performed; buildup and debris have reduced the interior diameter to the point where the camera could not reach the city main; sewer lines need to be cabled/cleared then re-camera'd.
- FoundationSlab-on-grade poured concrete foundation and wood-frame wall structure both observed in satisfactory condition with no structural deficiencies noted.
505 Ridge Drive
Florissant, MO
Profile attribution: Greensmith Home Inspection LLC (verified Fresh House profile)Uploaded AUG 11, 2026DOCUMENTED
9505 Margo Ann LaneSt. Louis, Missouri
ScopeHVACPest
- HVACGas appliance inspection found flue venting too close to combustible materials (single-wall requires 6" clearance, double-wall requires 1" clearance), missing TPRV discharge pipe on water heater, condenser not level, and rusty capacitor on addition condenser; gas pressure test and combustion analyzer test both passed; no major concerns noted.
- PestVisual inspection of 9505 Margo Ann Lane found no visible evidence of wood destroying insects (termites, carpenter ants, carpenter bees, or reinfesting wood boring beetles); no treatment recommended.
9505 Margo Ann Lane
St. Louis, Missouri
Profile attribution: Greensmith Home Inspection LLC (verified Fresh House profile)Uploaded AUG 10, 2026DOCUMENTED
87 Cimarron Summit WayWentzville, Missouri
ScopePest
- PestVisual inspection of 87 Cimarron Summit Way found no visible evidence of wood destroying insects (termites, carpenter ants, carpenter bees, or wood boring beetles); no treatment recommended.
87 Cimarron Summit Way
Wentzville, Missouri
Profile attribution: Greensmith Home Inspection LLC (verified Fresh House profile)Inspected AUG 7, 2026Uploaded AUG 8, 2026DOCUMENTED
3243 Delor StreetSt. Louis, Missouri
ScopeHome Inspection
- Home InspectionWhole-home inspection of two-family building at 3243 Delor St found the property in generally good condition with no structural issues; six deficiencies identified across roofing, HVAC, plumbing, and mold.
- RoofTPO roofing estimated 1-2 years old and in great shape; deficiency noted; soffit damage on the front corner of the building requires repair.
- HVACUnit #1 has a 1998 York gas furnace (92,000 BTU) that has hit the end of expected life; Unit #2 has a 2019 Comfortmaker gas furnace (66,000 BTU), but the central AC is inoperable per the occupant; 3 AC condensers on roof (2 older, 1 newer), and the occupant relies on window units; missing dryer exhaust vents also noted in Unit #2 laundry.
- ElectricalBoth Unit #1 and Unit #2 have Eaton 100-amp service panels with breakers located in the basement; smoke detectors present in both units.
- PlumbingUnit #2 bathroom sink has an active plumbing leak that has persisted for months despite a report to property management; both basement laundry hookups drain into the laundry sink (improperly plumbed) and the laundry sink faucet is inoperable; both units have 2018 Rheem 40-gallon electric water heaters.
- FoundationBasement foundation of stone construction with wood-framed floors and masonry wall structure; no structural issues detected.
- MoldMildew has formed inside the bathroom sink cabinet in Unit #2 as a result of the ongoing plumbing leak under the sink.
- SewerNo damages or obstructions were observed to the sewer lateral lines.
- SewerSewer lateral inspection found lines open and flowing with no visible damage; lines are PVC all the way to the city's main connection.
3243 Delor Street
St. Louis, Missouri
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Record topics describe eligible records and do not establish current offerings, frequency, or credentials.
Documented property locations are not a claim about current service coverage.
10 records use a labeled upload-date fallback because no source-document date is available.
No license, certification, or other credential is inferred unless a verified issuer and identifier are present.
Services and record topics
7 unique itemsListed on the business profile
Listed on the current Fresh House business profile.
New Construction
Pest
Sewer Scope
Appearing in Fresh House records
Whole-home records contain roof, electrical, HVAC, plumbing, sewer, foundation, mold or moisture, radon, and windows findings as status-neutral record topics.
Home Inspection
×79HVAC
×1
Pest
×5Radon
×2Sewer
×1Stated coverage
The business profile states coverage as: St. Louis City, St. Louis County, Saint Charles County, Warren County, Jefferson County. This profile-stated coverage remains separate from the documented property locations above.
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