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HOME INSPECTOR
Greensmith Home Inspection LLC
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102documented properties
12years in business
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20 property records shown.
Uploaded OCT 1, 2026DOCUMENTEDLimited source access
Home Inspection Document
210 South Duchesne Drive, St. Charles, MissouriScopeHome Inspection
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- Home InspectionWhole-home inspection of single-family property found no structural issues; deficiencies noted across plumbing, HVAC, electrical, sewer, windows, and exterior systems.
- RoofArchitectural shingle roof estimated 1-2 years old is installed correctly and in satisfactory condition; tree limbs overhanging roof should be cut back.
- ElectricalTree limbs are pushing on the overhead power line and Ameren should be contacted to trim them a broken ground plug is jammed in a rear family room outlet
- PlumbingWater heater TPR valve is leaking and needs replacement rear exterior faucet is loose from wall and needs secured
- WindowsAll exterior window screens are missing and need replacement; a bedroom window has a broken seal needing repair or replacement; dining room windows will not open and the right-side lock is ineffective.
- PestVisual inspection of SFR/Attached Garage at 210 South Duchesne Drive found no visible evidence of wood destroying insects (termites, carpenter ants, carpenter bees, or reinfesting wood boring beetles); no treatment recommended.
210 South Duchesne Drive
St. Charles, Missouri
Profile attribution: Greensmith Home Inspection LLC (verified Fresh House profile)Inspected SEP 26, 2026Uploaded SEP 29, 2026DOCUMENTEDLimited source access
Home Inspection Document
308 Kensie Drive, O'Fallon, MissouriScopeHome Inspection
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- Home Inspection7 deficiencies identified across electrical, HVAC, plumbing, bathrooms, and interior systems
- ElectricalFront porch GFCI outlet will not reset and needs repair or replacement; exterior garage wall with electric panel needs to be finished; loose light fixture in second-floor bedroom needs securing.
- HVACBryant forced-air gas furnace (86,000 BTU, Mfgd 2026) and 3.5-ton split-system condenser (Mfgd 2026) found satisfactory; deficiency noted; no air vent installed in basement HVAC ductwork for conditioned air distribution.
- PlumbingBradford White 50-gallon electric water heater (Mfgd 2026) appears functional; expansion tank requires securing with coated metal straps to wall studs or ceiling joists.
- RoofDrone inspection of gable roof with architectural shingles found satisfactory condition; metal flashings, aluminum soffit and fascia, and metal gutters and downspouts all satisfactory.
- FoundationPoured concrete basement foundation found satisfactory with no moisture detected, no deficiencies in basement walls, floor, or stairs; engineered I-joist floor structure satisfactory.
- Radonmitigation is recommended
308 Kensie Drive
O'Fallon, Missouri
Profile attribution: Greensmith Home Inspection LLC (verified Fresh House profile)Uploaded SEP 28, 2026DOCUMENTEDLimited source access
Home Inspection Document
1776 Praise Boulevard, Fenton, MissouriScopeHome Inspection
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- Home InspectionWhole-home inspection of single-family residence found the home in generally good condition with no structural issues; deficiencies noted across roofing, electrical, windows, and kitchen systems.
- RoofMetal flashing for main roof vent is lifted approximately 3" off the roof and needs secured; front dormer soffit cut too short creating an opening for vermin entry into attic; tree limbs contacting the structure need to be cut back.
- ElectricalThree bathroom GFCI outlets operate properly but when tripped, the GFCI breaker in the electric panel also trips; GFCI breaker likely needs replacement; 200-amp Square D service panel in garage is aged but performing.
- PlumbingRheem 50-gallon natural gas water heater manufactured in 2018 is functioning properly
- WindowsTwo windows have broken seals (one kitchen window, one middle-bedroom window) and need replacement; living room window sill is damaged and needs repair; loose siding around the basement window on the east side needs to be secured.
- Foundationbasement floor is fully finished and basement walls show no deficiencies
- SewerNo damages or obstructions were observed to the sewer lateral; the line is open and flowing properly.
- Radonaverage result was 2.9 pCi/L, with a minimum of 1.8 pCi/L and a maximum of 5.8 pCi/L
1776 Praise Boulevard
Fenton, Missouri
Profile attribution: Greensmith Home Inspection LLC (verified Fresh House profile)Inspected SEP 24, 2026Uploaded SEP 26, 2026DOCUMENTEDLimited source access
Home Inspection Document
8415 Ardsley Drive, St. Louis, MissouriScopeHome Inspection
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- Home InspectionWhole-home inspection of single-family property found the home in generally good condition with no structural issues; 6 deficiencies noted including damaged deck planks, second-floor bathroom ceiling crack, bathroom door misalignment, missing kitchen exhaust fan, improper washing machine drain connection, and windows sealed shut.
- RoofArchitectural shingle roof inspected via drone, estimated 1-5 years old, installed correctly and rated satisfactory; masonry chimney closed off and not in use; flashings, gutters, soffit, and fascia all satisfactory.
- FoundationStone basement foundation rated satisfactory with no moisture detected, no deficiencies observed in basement walls or stairs; perimeter insulation absent and additional insulation suggested.
- Electrical100-amp Cutler Hammer service panel in basement rated aged but performing; inoperable smoke detector in second-floor hallway needs replacement; 2-prong ungrounded outlets present throughout.
- HVACcooling provided by window AC units boiler received mechanical final inspection approval permit dated 1-9-20
- PlumbingState natural gas water heater manufactured 2023, 40-gallon capacity, functioning properly; copper supply and PVC waste pipes satisfactory; basement washing machine drains into floor drain rather than sewer stack, causing mess when draining and requiring correction.
- WindowsSome windows have been sealed shut and need to be opened for safety; exterior windows rated satisfactory overall with wood and vinyl construction.
- Radon44-hour radon test in basement of single-family home yielded an EPA protocol average of 4.3 pCi/L, meeting or exceeding the EPA action level of 4 pCi/L; mitigation is recommended.
- PestVisual inspection of 8415 Ardsley Drive found no visible evidence of wood destroying insects (termites, carpenter ants, carpenter bees, or reinfesting wood boring beetles); no treatment recommended.
8415 Ardsley Drive
St. Louis, Missouri
Profile attribution: Greensmith Home Inspection LLC (verified Fresh House profile)Uploaded SEP 25, 2026DOCUMENTEDLimited source access
6997 Woodrow Avenue, St. Louis, MissouriScopePestSewer
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- SewerSewer lateral inspection found a crack in the cast-iron lateral at approximately 19' below the sewer stack and an offset in the clay portion at approximately 35' from the sewer stack; repairs may possibly be made with a liner rather than excavation.
- PestVisual inspection of 6997 Woodrow Avenue found no visible evidence of wood destroying insects (termites, carpenter ants, carpenter bees, or reinfesting wood boring beetles); no treatment recommended.
6997 Woodrow Avenue
St. Louis, Missouri
Profile attribution: Greensmith Home Inspection LLC (verified Fresh House profile)Inspected SEP 24, 2026Uploaded SEP 24, 2026DOCUMENTEDLimited source access
Home Inspection Document
4528 Southridge Pines Drive, St. Louis, MissouriScopeHome Inspection
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- Home InspectionWhole-home inspection of single-family residence found the home in generally good condition with no structural issues, but identified multiple deficiencies including inoperable smoke detectors, a 1995 water heater near end of life, older termite damage, a PVC lateral line indentation, damaged deck banding board, missing laundry GFCI, master bath faucet leak, broken kitchen window seal, damaged basement drop ceiling framing, and a fireplace flue stuck open.
- ElectricalSmoke detectors throughout the home are inoperable and must be replaced laundry room lacks GFCI protection and requires a GFCI outlet installation
- HVACgas fireplace operates properly but the flue is stuck open and will not close, requiring repair
- Plumbingmaster bathroom vanity sink has a minor faucet leak requiring repair
- SewerIndentation observed in the top of the PVC lateral line approximately 5 feet from the city sewer tie-in requiring repair; main sewer stack cap has been glued shut and needs to be opened with solvent.
- RoofArchitectural shingle roof estimated to be 5; 7 years old is installed correctly and in satisfactory condition; gutters, flashings, soffit, fascia, and ventilation all satisfactory.
- FoundationPoured concrete foundation is in satisfactory condition with common cracks noted; inspector recommends sealing cracks with urethane caulk; no moisture intrusion was observed in the basement.
- PestOlder termite damage is visible on the rear deck and landscaping timber with no other signs of active infestation found throughout the structure
- WindowsThe window over the kitchen sink appears to have a broken seal and needs repair or replacement; blinds are wrong fit and need replacement; damage inside the window sill also requires repair.
- RadonRadon test result is ≥ EPA Action Level with an EPA protocol average of 17.6 pCi/L (overall average 17.3 pCi/L) measured over 44 hours in the basement; EPA recommends mitigation at 4 pCi/L or more.
- SewerSewer lateral inspection found an indentation in the top of the PVC lateral line approximately 5 feet from the city sewer tie-in that needs to be repaired.
- PestOlder termite damage observed on wood deck and landscape timbers; no live insects found; borate-based spray treatment recommended for affected areas.
4528 Southridge Pines Drive
St. Louis, Missouri
Profile attribution: Greensmith Home Inspection LLC (verified Fresh House profile)Inspected SEP 23, 2026Uploaded SEP 24, 2026DOCUMENTEDLimited source access
Home Inspection Document
630 Rosetta Drive, Florissant, MissouriScopeHome Inspection
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- Home InspectionWhole-home inspection of condo at 630 Rosetta Dr found the home in generally good condition with no structural issues
- HVACannual cleaning and servicing by a licensed HVAC contractor is recommended
- SewerApproximately 1/2" of sludge settled on the bottom of the sewer lateral pipe prevented the camera from reaching the city sewer main; the lateral line needs to be hydroflushed and reinspected to ensure no pipe damage.
- ElectricalGFCI outlet in main-floor bathroom is older and will not reset; replacement needed
- Foundationprevious repairs to basement wall appear correctly made
- WindowsInterior double-hung windows were inspected and flagged as requiring further evaluation.
- SewerSewer lateral lines found very dirty with approximately 1/2" of sludge settled on the bottom; camera could not reach the city sewer tie-in; pipes reportedly uncleaned for 20 years; hydroflushing and re-inspection recommended.
630 Rosetta Drive
Florissant, Missouri
Profile attribution: Greensmith Home Inspection LLC (verified Fresh House profile)Inspected SEP 23, 2026Uploaded SEP 23, 2026DOCUMENTEDLimited source access
Home Inspection Document
126 Cherry Hill Drive, Fenton, MissouriScopeHome Inspection
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- Home InspectionWhole-home inspection of single-family property found no structural issues; deficiencies noted across electrical, HVAC, pest, and site systems, including missing smoke detectors, a missing panel breaker, GFCI outlet deficiencies, termite/carpenter bee damage, and a 1992 AC condenser approaching end of life.
- ElectricalSquare D 125-amp panel (aged, likely needs replacing in next few years) has a missing breaker; smoke detectors are not present throughout the home; rear patio outlet needs GFCI replacement; kitchen sink right-side outlet needs GFCI replacement; 2-prong ungrounded outlets present.
- HVACSure gas furnace (100,000 BTU, manufactured 2025) is functional; York 2.5-ton AC condenser (manufactured 1992) is performing but needs cleaning and servicing and is approaching end of expected life.
- PlumbingAO Smith 50-gallon electric water heater (manufactured 2025) is functional with T&P relief valve present; copper supply pipes and PVC waste pipes are in satisfactory condition.
- RoofArchitectural shingle roof estimated 5-7 years old is installed correctly and in satisfactory condition; gable design with ridge vents, metal flashings, and metal gutters all satisfactory.
- FoundationSlab-on-grade poured concrete foundation is in satisfactory condition with no structural issues observed; wood frame walls and wood truss roof framing are satisfactory.
- PestMinor termite damage is present on trim around the garage entry door and carpenter bee damage is present on the fascia board on the east side of the home no mud tubes or nests were observed
- WindowsVinyl and wood exterior windows are in satisfactory condition; kitchen window has been painted shut and needs to be opened.
- PestVisible evidence of wood destroying insects found: older termite damage on garage door and trim, and carpenter bee damage on house fascia; treatment recommendation is to spray affected areas with a borate-based solution.
126 Cherry Hill Drive
Fenton, Missouri
Profile attribution: Greensmith Home Inspection LLC (verified Fresh House profile)Inspected SEP 18, 2026Uploaded SEP 18, 2026DOCUMENTEDLimited source access
Home Inspection Document
2615 Lindsay Lane, Florissant, MissouriScopeHome Inspection
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- Home Inspectionhome is otherwise in good condition with no structural issues
- ElectricalRear patio GFCI outlet is older and will not reset and needs replacement; basement laundry area lacks GFCI protection and requires installation of a GFCI outlet; 200-amp Square D panel is aged but performing satisfactorily.
- PlumbingHeavy tree root intrusion and sludge/scaling present in the cast-iron sewer line portion hydroflushing recommended to prevent backups copper supply pipes satisfactory
- RoofArchitectural shingle roof estimated 2-5 years old is installed correctly and in satisfactory condition; metal gutters on the south side are loose and need to be secured.
- FoundationTwo visible cracks in the unfinished basement walls need to be sealed with epoxy; no moisture intrusion was observed in the basement.
- WindowsBasement window steel framing shows rust and damage and needs rust removal and replacement as needed
- SewerNo structural damage observed to the sewer lateral lines; however, tree root intrusion and heavy sludge are present; hydroflush recommended for proper flow and to prevent backups.
- PestVisual inspection of 2615 Lindsay Lane found no visible evidence of wood destroying insects (termites, carpenter ants, carpenter bees, or wood boring beetles); no treatment recommended.
2615 Lindsay Lane
Florissant, Missouri
Profile attribution: Greensmith Home Inspection LLC (verified Fresh House profile)Uploaded SEP 18, 2026DOCUMENTEDLimited source access
805 Mule Creek Drive, Wentzville, MissouriScopePestRadon
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- Radon48-hour radon test in basement measured an EPA average of 4.5 pCi/L, meeting or exceeding the EPA action level of 4 pCi/L; mitigation is recommended.
- SewerSewer lateral is open and flowing with no obstructions and no damages observed; lateral is constructed of PVC from the basement main stack all the way to the city sewer tie-in.
- PestWood Destroying Insect inspection found no visible evidence of wood destroying insects (termites, carpenter ants, carpenter bees, or reinfesting wood boring beetles) in the SFR/Attached Garage; no treatment recommended.
805 Mule Creek Drive
Wentzville, Missouri
Profile attribution: Greensmith Home Inspection LLC (verified Fresh House profile)Inspected SEP 16, 2026Uploaded SEP 16, 2026DOCUMENTEDLimited source access
Home Inspection Document
4329 Hollow Brook Court, Florissant, MissouriScopeHome Inspection
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- Home InspectionWhole-home inspection of 4329 Hollow Brook Ct found the home in generally good condition with no structural issues; deficiencies noted include a sunk front porch slab (~2"), defective front doorknob and deadbolt, tree limbs contacting the structure, loose soffit panels, three moisture-allowing basement wall cracks, an aged HVAC system and water heater (both 2005), and a missing GFCI outlet in the laundry.
- FoundationThree cracks in the basement wall are allowing moisture intrusion and need repair with epoxy injections; other previously repaired cracks appear functional. The concrete slab leading to the front porch has sunk approximately 2 inches and needs to be jacked back to level.
- RoofArchitectural shingle roof estimated 5; 7 years old is in good condition; tree limbs contacting the structure should be cut back, and loose soffit panels on the south side need to be secured.
- Plumbingsump pump and supply/waste piping are satisfactory
- Electrical200-amp Murray service panel is satisfactory with breaker overcurrent protection and hard-wired interconnected smoke detectors; GFCI outlet is absent in the laundry area and must be installed.
- SewerSewer lateral is open and flowing with no obstructions and no damages observed; pipe is composed of PVC from the main stack in the basement to the city sewer tie-in.
- Pestno treatment recommended
4329 Hollow Brook Court
Florissant, Missouri
Profile attribution: Greensmith Home Inspection LLC (verified Fresh House profile)Inspected SEP 15, 2026Uploaded SEP 15, 2026DOCUMENTEDLimited source access
Home Inspection Document
112 Mora Boulevard, O'Fallon, MissouriScopeHome Inspection
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- Home InspectionWhole-home inspection of new-construction townhouse/villa found the property in generally great condition with no structural issues; five deficiencies were identified across site, plumbing, bathrooms, and interior systems.
- FoundationFront porch steps are pulling away from the porch and slanted downward; an extreme ice hazard in winter requiring jacking back to level; a hairline crack in the living room wall needs to be taped or sealed.
- Plumbingloose exterior faucet on south side of home needs to be secured
- Electricalsmoke detectors are hard-wired and interconnected master bathroom ventilator fan operates properly but hangs loose from the ceiling and needs to be secured
- HVACdigital thermostats in dining room and hallway metal ducting satisfactory
- RoofDrone inspection of gable roof with architectural shingles found satisfactory condition; soffit, gable-end ventilation, metal flashings, aluminum soffit/fascia, and metal gutters/downspouts all satisfactory.
- Pestno treatment recommended
112 Mora Boulevard
O'Fallon, Missouri
Profile attribution: Greensmith Home Inspection LLC (verified Fresh House profile)Inspected SEP 15, 2026Uploaded SEP 15, 2026DOCUMENTEDLimited source access
Home Inspection Document
550 Coeur De Royale Drive, Creve Coeur, MissouriScopeHome Inspection
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- Home InspectionWhole-home inspection of condo unit found it in generally good condition with no structural issues; three deficiencies identified across electrical and HVAC systems.
- ElectricalHallway smoke detector is inoperable and functional smoke detectors must be installed throughout the home including bedrooms; GFCI outlet is absent in the laundry area and requires installation; 200-amp Siemens panel is functional and satisfactory.
- HVACCarrier central split system (forced air furnace manufactured 2008, 3-ton condenser manufactured 2009) is performing properly but requires annual cleaning and servicing by a licensed HVAC technician.
- PlumbingState 40-gallon electric water heater manufactured in 2021 is functioning properly; copper supply pipes and public sewer system noted satisfactory.
- Pestno action or treatment recommended
550 Coeur De Royale Drive
Creve Coeur, Missouri
Profile attribution: Greensmith Home Inspection LLC (verified Fresh House profile)Inspected SEP 9, 2026Uploaded SEP 14, 2026DOCUMENTEDLimited source access
Home Inspection Document
1417 Anna Avenue, University City, MissouriScopeHome Inspection
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- Home InspectionWhole-home inspection of single-family property found no structural issues overall, but identified multiple deficiencies including tree root blockage in sewer lateral, stone foundation cracks, inoperable garage door opener, missing smoke detectors, disconnected basement toilet, and broken window pane.
- RoofArchitectural shingle roof (front-facing shingles ~3 years old, remaining ~15 years old showing wear but performing properly); deficiencies include tree limbs contacting structure and a bunched group of shingles on the front left dormer needing straightening.
- FoundationStone foundation has cracks and missing mortar on exterior and basement walls; inspector recommends sealing cracks, replacing missing mortar, removing spalling, and coating affected areas with Drylok or similar waterproofing product.
- SewerScaling present on inside of cast-iron drain lines and tree roots found in the clay section of the pipe at approximately 77 ft forming a blockage; hydroflushing recommended for proper flow.
- Plumbingbasement bathroom toilet is disconnected and likely needs replacement hallway bathroom toilet valve needs adjustment
- HVACsecondary system includes window AC and baseboard heat on second floor
- Electricalsmoke detectors are missing throughout the home and need to be installed some outlets are 2-prong ungrounded and some are loose from the wall
- WindowsOne broken window pane in the basement needs replacement, minor damage around the entryway window needs repair, and one dining room window will not stay open and needs window balances adjusted.
- Radon48-hour radon test in basement of 1417 Anna Ave, St. Louis, MO returned an EPA protocol average of 4.1 pCi/L, meeting or exceeding the EPA action level of 4 pCi/L; mitigation is recommended.
1417 Anna Avenue
University City, Missouri
Profile attribution: Greensmith Home Inspection LLC (verified Fresh House profile)Uploaded SEP 11, 2026DOCUMENTEDLimited source access
Pest Document
1524 Surrey Lane, St. Peters, MissouriScopePest
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- Pestno treatment recommended
1524 Surrey Lane
St. Peters, Missouri
Profile attribution: Greensmith Home Inspection LLC (verified Fresh House profile)Inspected SEP 9, 2026Uploaded SEP 9, 2026DOCUMENTEDLimited source access
Home Inspection Document
1417 Anna Avenue, University City, MissouriScopeHome Inspection
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- Home InspectionWhole-home inspection of single-family property found the home in generally good condition with no structural issues; deficiencies noted across roofing, foundation, plumbing, electrical, and windows requiring attention.
- RoofArchitectural shingle roof (estimated 3; 15 years old) is performing properly; deficiencies include tree limbs contacting the structure and a bunched group of shingles on the front left dormer needing straightening.
- FoundationStone foundation has cracks and missing mortar requiring sealing and repointing; basement walls show common cracks and spalling and should be coated with Drylok or similar waterproofing product.
- PlumbingTree roots present in the clay section of the waste pipe forming a blockage with scaling inside cast-iron lines; hydroflushing recommended; water heater (GE, 50-gal electric, mfgd 2009) functional; basement toilet disconnected and likely needs replacement.
- HVACHVAC system operating properly secondary system includes window AC and baseboard heat on second floor
- Electricalsmoke detectors are missing throughout the home and must be installed 2-prong ungrounded outlets present garage door opener is inoperable from the wall switch and needs repair or replacement
- WindowsOne broken window pane in the basement requires replacement and minor damage around the entryway window needs repair; one dining room window will not stay open and needs window balances adjusted.
- SewerSewer lateral inspection found scaling inside the cast-iron portion and tree root intrusion into the clay portion forming a blockage; hydroflushing recommended for proper flow.
- Pestno action or treatment recommended
1417 Anna Avenue
University City, Missouri
Profile attribution: Greensmith Home Inspection LLC (verified Fresh House profile)Uploaded SEP 9, 2026DOCUMENTEDLimited source access
2468 Hartland Avenue, St. Louis, MissouriScopePestSewer
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- SewerSewer lateral inspection found lines open and flowing with no damages or obstructions observed.
- Pestno treatment recommended
2468 Hartland Avenue
St. Louis, Missouri
Profile attribution: Greensmith Home Inspection LLC (verified Fresh House profile)Inspected SEP 8, 2026Uploaded SEP 8, 2026DOCUMENTEDLimited source access
Home Inspection Document
1840 Saint Anthony Lane, Florissant, MissouriScopeHome Inspection
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- Electricalmany homeowners insurance companies will not insure homes with these panels
- SewerThe main cast-iron sewer stack is rusted and needs repair with rusted sections replaced; the sewer lateral line requires cabling and clearing to remove a complete root blockage along with scaling and barnacles on the pipe interior.
- Plumbingthe laundry sink bib faucet is leaking and needs repair the master bathroom vanity sink drains extremely slowly and likely needs the line cleared
- RoofArchitectural shingle roof estimated at 5 years old is installed correctly and in satisfactory condition; tree limbs overhanging the roof should be cut back, and squirrels are climbing onto the roof and chewing the lattice on the rear deck.
- FoundationPoured concrete basement foundation is in satisfactory condition with no structural issues, no moisture detected, and no deficiencies observed in basement walls; perimeter insulation is absent and adding insulation is suggested.
- SewerTree roots have formed a total blockage at the transition from cast-iron to clay pipe in the sewer lateral; recommendation to cable/clear the lines to remove roots, scaling, and buildup.
- Pestno treatment recommended
1840 Saint Anthony Lane
Florissant, Missouri
Profile attribution: Greensmith Home Inspection LLC (verified Fresh House profile)Uploaded SEP 8, 2026DOCUMENTEDLimited source access
Pest Document
5837 Oak Forest Lane, St. Louis, MissouriScopePest
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- PestVisible evidence of wood destroying insects found: older termite damage on railroad ties in landscaping; borate-based spray treatment recommended for the affected area.
5837 Oak Forest Lane
St. Louis, Missouri
Profile attribution: Greensmith Home Inspection LLC (verified Fresh House profile)Uploaded SEP 7, 2026DOCUMENTEDLimited source access
Home Inspection Document
41 Old Yorktown Court, Wentzville, MissouriScopeHome Inspection
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- Home InspectionWhole-home inspection of a single-family property found the home in generally great condition with no structural issues; four deficiencies were identified across plumbing, foundation, and electrical systems.
- HVACdigital thermostat in hallway is satisfactory
- FoundationCarbon fiber and epoxy repairs are present on basement walls and appear professionally made and effective; common hairline cracks also observed but not large enough to require repair, and no moisture intrusion was detected.
- Plumbinggas inspection found aluminum exhaust pipe on water heater must be replaced with galvanized pipe, and a cracked section of pipe on the gas furnace in the basement also requires replacement
- ElectricalGFCI outlet protection is not present in the laundry room and must be installed.
- RoofGable roof with 3-year-old architectural shingles inspected by drone; condition is satisfactory with proper installation; flashings, gutters, soffit, fascia, and ventilation all satisfactory.
- HVACGas appliance inspection found insufficient combustion air for furnace and water heater, non-compliant aluminum flue requiring replacement with galvanized, cracked/corroded swivel T, gas meter within 36 inches of electrical service (safety hazard), unsecured thermal expansion tank, unmarked copper gas lines, and condenser with rusty capacitor and improperly attached wire conduit; furnace combustion analyzer test passed with no heat exchanger crack detected.
- SewerSewer lateral is open and flowing with no damages and no obstructions observed; line is comprised of PVC from the basement stack to the city sewer tie-in.
- Pestno action or treatment recommended
41 Old Yorktown Court
Wentzville, Missouri
Profile attribution: Greensmith Home Inspection LLC (verified Fresh House profile)This profile covers Greensmith Home Inspection LLC, a home inspector associated with the Greater St. Louis area. Fresh House currently summarizes 106 eligible records across 102 properties. Visible dates run from January 2022 to October 2026; 18 records use a clearly labeled upload-date fallback because no source-document date is available. The eligible record locations span 22 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 reviewed 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 reviewed 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. Reviewed 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 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.
Reviewed 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
22 municipalities appear in the current eligible record set. The municipality split is 22 in MO. This list is generated from the documented property locations in that set.
- St. Louis, MO(48)
- Florissant, MO(16)
- St. Peters, MO(7)
- Jennings, MO(4)
- O'Fallon, MO(4)
- Wentzville, MO(4)
- Ballwin, MO(2)
- Berkeley, MO(2)
- Fenton, MO(2)
- Ferguson, MO(2)
- Hazelwood, MO(2)
- St. Charles, MO(2)
- University City, MO(2)
- Chesterfield, MO(1)
- Creve Coeur, MO(1)
- De Soto, MO(1)
- Imperial, MO(1)
- Lake St. Louis, MO(1)
- Maryland Heights, MO(1)
- Normandy, 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 106 eligible source-backed records across 102 properties. Visible dates run from January 2022 to October 2026; 18 records use a labeled upload-date fallback. The business profile states 12 years in business. The current eligible record locations span 22 municipalities.
Does Greensmith Home Inspection perform sewer scope inspections?
Within this 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 reviewed 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 reviewed 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 reviewed 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 reviewed 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.
How to read this evidence
Fresh House publishes extracted findings from eligible source records and does not republish the original inspection reports on this profile.
Inspection observations do not establish that repairs or treatment were completed.
Services listed on the business profile are business statements, not proof that each service appears in the record history.
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.
18 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
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Pest
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×4Stated 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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