Home Inspection
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HOME INSPECTOR
Greensmith Home Inspection LLC
78eligible public records
77documented properties
12years in business
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20 property records shown.
Inspected JUL 2, 2026Uploaded JUL 3, 2026DOCUMENTED
1220 Patchwork FieldsChesterfield, Missouri
ScopeHome Inspection
- Home InspectionHome Inspection information documented.
- FoundationBasement concrete floor was damaged during expansion crack cutting and requires repair; HVAC condensation line is hanging loose and needs a universal suspension clamp to direct drainage over the floor drain; loose handrail along basement stairs needs to be secured; site grading at front of home is missing with exposed sprinkler plumbing lines and an eroded hole at the front corner.
- ElectricalThe exterior outlet at the front porch needs to be fully caulked to prevent moisture seepage, and the busted light fixture over the front porch requires repair.
- HVACThe two Lennox furnaces (manufactured 2025) are causing issues — the second-floor air conditioning unit keeps turning itself off while the thermostat increases temperature, and the heat exchanger on the second-floor unit is sweating excessively, indicating the HVAC condensation line may not be fully operational.
- PlumbingTwo Bradford White 50-gallon natural gas water heaters (both manufactured 2025) with PEX supply piping, PVC waste piping, and a standard crock sump pump were inspected and found satisfactory; main water shutoff is located in the basement.
- RoofDrone inspection of gable roof with architectural shingles found satisfactory condition with metal flashings, aluminum soffit and fascia, and metal gutters all satisfactory; an air hose was left on the roof and needs to be removed.
1220 Patchwork Fields
Chesterfield, Missouri
Profile attribution: Greensmith Home Inspection LLC (verified Fresh House profile)Inspected JUL 2, 2026Uploaded JUL 3, 2026DOCUMENTED
6908 Howdershell RoadHazelwood, Missouri
ScopeHome Inspection
- Home InspectionWhole-home inspection of 6908 Howdershell Rd, Hazelwood, MO 63042 identified several deficiencies including worn roof shingles, a foundation crack, an inoperable smoke detector, missing laundry GFCI, and a broken window seal; overall home reported in good condition with no structural issues.
- PestWood Destroying Insect inspection at 6908 Howdershell Road found no visible evidence of wood destroying insects (termites, carpenter ants, carpenter bees, or wood boring beetles); no treatment recommended.
- Roof3-tab shingled roof estimated at 15 years old is showing signs of wear; approximately half a dozen shingles are torn and need replacement; roof is nearing the end of its lifespan.
- FoundationCrack observed in the front corner of the poured concrete foundation; recommend sealing with urethane caulk; no moisture intrusion was observed in the corresponding area.
- ElectricalInoperable smoke detector in the basement needs replacement; GFCI outlet is not present in the laundry room and needs installation; 2-prong ungrounded outlets are present throughout the interior.
- HVACRheem central split system (forced air gas heat and 2-ton A/C condenser), manufactured 2019, is functioning correctly; digital thermostat and metal ducting are satisfactory.
- PlumbingRheem 50-gallon natural gas water heater manufactured in 2025 is functioning properly; copper supply pipes and PVC waste pipes are satisfactory; T&P relief valve present with blow-off leg.
- WindowsThe front picture window appears to have a broken seal and needs repair or replacement; damage around the window in the front-facing bedroom also needs repair.
6908 Howdershell Road
Hazelwood, Missouri
Profile attribution: Greensmith Home Inspection LLC (verified Fresh House profile)Inspected JUL 1, 2026Uploaded JUL 2, 2026DOCUMENTED
7720 Horatio DriveSt. Louis, Missouri
ScopeHome Inspection
- Home InspectionWhole-home inspection of 7720 Horatio Dr, Saint Louis, MO 63121 identified multiple deficiencies including end-of-life HVAC, termite damage, missing smoke detectors, missing GFCI protection, and a rusted water heater inlet valve, with the home otherwise in generally good condition and no structural issues observed.
- PestWDI inspection found older, common termite damage on rear patio handrails; treatment recommended by spraying the affected area with a borate-based solution.
- PestOlder termite damage is present on the rear patio wood railings; treatment with a borate-based solution (such as BoraCare) is recommended to kill existing termites and prevent future attacks.
- WindowsDamaged window on the west side of the home requires repair, and caulking around doors and windows is needed throughout.
- HVACThe HVAC system is functioning but is at the end of its expected lifespan — the gas furnace (Amana) was manufactured in 1998 and the AC condenser (Goodman, 2-ton) in 1994; annual cleaning and servicing by a licensed contractor is required, and a kitchen exhaust hood above the gas range is absent and should be installed.
- PlumbingThe gas water heater (Rheem, manufactured 2024, 40-gallon natural gas) is functioning properly, but one rusted inlet valve requires replacement.
- RoofArchitectural shingle roof is estimated to be approximately 1 year old, recently installed, and is in satisfactory condition with ridge vents, metal flashings, and gutters all functioning properly.
- ElectricalSmoke detectors are not present throughout the home and should be installed; a GFCI-protected outlet is missing in the basement laundry area and requires installation; the 100-amp Eaton service panel is functional.
- FoundationThe concrete block foundation is in good shape with no structural issues observed; missing mortar should be replaced as needed for preventive maintenance.
7720 Horatio Drive
St. Louis, Missouri
Profile attribution: Greensmith Home Inspection LLC (verified Fresh House profile)Inspected JUN 29, 2026Uploaded JUN 30, 2026DOCUMENTED
110 Chestnut Ridge DriveWright City, Missouri
ScopeHome Inspection
- Home InspectionWhole-home inspection of a single-family property at 110 Chestnut Ridge Dr, Wright City, MO 63390 identified multiple deficiencies including exterior outlet weatherproof covers, basement wall crack, basement floor moisture damage, leaky laundry faucet, missing laundry GFCI, aged HVAC system requiring annual servicing, broken garage door handle, difficult sliding patio door, and a bedroom window lock needing adjustment; no structural issues were found.
- PestWood Destroying Insect inspection of SFR/Attached Garage at 110 Chestnut Ridge Drive, Wright City, MO found no visible evidence of wood destroying insects; no treatment recommended.
- ElectricalTwo of three exterior outlets need replaced with outlets that have functional weatherproof covers; additionally, a GFCI outlet is absent in the laundry room and must be installed.
- HVACThe HVAC system (Lennox air handler manufactured 2007, Aire Flo 2.5-ton condenser manufactured 2009) is aged but performing properly and requires annual cleaning and servicing by a licensed HVAC technician.
- PlumbingThe laundry sink in the basement has a leaky older faucet that needs to be replaced or repaired; the water heater is a Richmond 50-gallon electric unit manufactured in 2009 and appears functional; the supply line to the basement bathroom toilet was found shut off.
- FoundationOne vertical crack in the basement wall needs repaired with an epoxy injection; much of the basement wood laminate flooring is coming up or peeling, with the laminate and baseboard at the exterior door showing signs of previous moisture intrusion requiring sealing and floor panel replacement.
- RoofThe original architectural shingle roof (gable design, inspected by drone) is in satisfactory condition; flashings, gutters, downspouts, soffit, and fascia are all satisfactory.
- WindowsThe window in the front-facing, far bedroom will not completely line up to lock and the lock mechanism needs to be adjusted.
- PestNo termite or pest presence or damage was observed at the property.
110 Chestnut Ridge Drive
Wright City, Missouri
Profile attribution: Greensmith Home Inspection LLC (verified Fresh House profile)Inspected JUN 24, 2026Uploaded JUN 29, 2026DOCUMENTED
561 Prentice DriveSt. Peters, Missouri
ScopeHome Inspection
- Home InspectionWhole-home inspection of 561 Prentice Drive, St Peters, MO 63376 identified deficiencies in roofing, basement foundation walls, plumbing, and windows; HVAC and electrical systems were found satisfactory.
- PestWood Destroying Insect inspection of SFR/Attached Garage at 561 Prentice Drive found no visible evidence of wood destroying insects; no action or treatment recommended.
- PlumbingBradford White gas water heater (manufactured 2017, 40 gal) is functioning properly but the cold water inlet valve is excessively rusted and needs replacement; master bathroom tub faucet finish has corroded and needs refinishing.
- ElectricalSiemens service panel (100 amps, underground service) with breaker overcurrent protection is satisfactory; smoke detectors tested satisfactory and no defects noted at outlets.
- RoofArchitectural shingle roof is estimated to be 20 years old and shows significant signs of wear; all other roofing components (ventilation, flashings, chimney, gutters, soffit/fascia) are satisfactory.
- FoundationCommon cracks are present in the interior and exterior of the basement concrete walls; three interior cracks appear large enough for epoxy injections while the others are smaller and can be sealed with urethane caulk.
- HVACGoodman central split system (manufactured 2022), gas forced-air furnace and 3-ton electric condenser, is functioning correctly with all components satisfactory.
- WindowsTwo windows have broken seals — the window above the bathtub in the master bathroom and the far left window of the far left second-floor bedroom; one is particularly difficult to open and both need to be replaced.
561 Prentice Drive
St. Peters, Missouri
Profile attribution: Greensmith Home Inspection LLC (verified Fresh House profile)Inspected JUN 26, 2026Uploaded JUN 29, 2026DOCUMENTED
9060 Patrick DriveSt. Louis, Missouri
ScopeHome Inspection
- Home InspectionWhole-home inspection of 9060 Patrick Dr, Saint Louis, MO 63114 identified deficiencies across roofing, structure, HVAC, pest damage, electrical, plumbing, and interior systems, with no structural issues noted.
- PestWDI inspection found visible termite damage on basement stairs and footer of east-facing wall; termite treatment to the home is recommended.
- RoofArchitectural shingled roof (~10 years old) has damaged roof decking likely requiring replacement at next re-roof; one metal roof vent chewed down to 1" above roof line needs extension to minimum 6"; gutters on both sides of home are loose and need re-alignment.
- PestOlder termite damage is present to floor joists and stairwell in the basement; termite treatment is recommended unless seller proves prior treatment.
- FoundationCrack in the basement wall is allowing moisture intrusion and needs to be sealed; moisture intrusion was observed in the basement.
- HVACCentral split system with Bryant gas furnace and Gibson AC condenser estimated 25-30 years old is functioning but nearing end of expected lifespan and will likely require replacement soon; data plates on both units have faded.
- PlumbingRheem 40-gallon natural gas water heater (manufactured 2018) is functioning properly; kitchen disposal (Badger) is newer but not working from the wall switch and needs repair.
- Electrical100-amp Square D service panel appears functional; inoperable smoke detectors in master bedroom and both second-floor rooms need replacement; GFCI outlet is absent in the laundry room and needs to be installed.
- WindowsSeveral windows won't align to lock fully and require adjustment.
9060 Patrick Drive
St. Louis, Missouri
Profile attribution: Greensmith Home Inspection LLC (verified Fresh House profile)Inspected JUN 25, 2026Uploaded JUN 29, 2026DOCUMENTED
1501 Golden DriveSt. Louis, Missouri
ScopeHome Inspection
- Home InspectionWhole-home inspection of 1501 Golden Dr, Saint Louis, MO 63137 identified deficiencies across roofing, structure, HVAC, sewer lateral, electrical, and windows, with the home generally in good condition and no major structural issues.
- PestWood Destroying Insect inspection found no visible evidence of wood destroying insects; no action or treatment recommended; garage was inaccessible during inspection.
- SewerSewer camera inspection identified root intrusion at the connection between 4" cast iron and 6" clay pipe, and a large offset just past the clay connection (located and marked at approximately 10 feet depth under front yard bushes); referral to the sewer lateral program recommended for repairs.
- PlumbingRheem 40-gallon natural gas water heater (manufactured 2021) is functioning properly; bathtub needs re-caulking; PEX supply pipes are satisfactory.
- ElectricalThe smoke detector in the basement is inoperable and needs replacement; 2-prong ungrounded outlets are present throughout the home.
- WindowsAll windows opened and closed correctly; however, one front-facing bedroom window appears to have a broken seal and requires repair or replacement.
- Roof3-tab shingled roof is approximately 10-15 years old and shows signs of wear; tree limbs in contact with roof should be trimmed, and the large metal vent stack requires re-caulking.
- FoundationA hairline crack on the west basement wall was repaired in a sloppy fashion and needs to be properly repaired via polyurethane foam crack injection.
- HVACThe HVAC thermostat is inoperable from the wall and needs repair; the Lennox gas furnace (manufactured 2006) needs to be cleaned and serviced annually, while the Goodman AC condenser (manufactured 2021) is functional.
- SewerA sewer lateral scope revealed an offset with a small disconnect requiring repair, with tree roots encroaching into the area; repair may be eligible for the city's sewer lateral repair program.
1501 Golden Drive
St. Louis, Missouri
Profile attribution: Greensmith Home Inspection LLC (verified Fresh House profile)Inspected JUN 24, 2026Uploaded JUN 29, 2026DOCUMENTED
131 Countryshire DriveLake St. Louis, Missouri
ScopeHome Inspection
- Home InspectionWhole-home inspection of single-family residence at 131 Countryshire Dr, Lake Saint Louis, MO 63367; home appears to be in great condition with no structural issues; deficiencies noted in roofing, basement walls, electrical, and laundry.
- PestWood Destroying Insect inspection of SFR/Attached Garage at 131 Countryshire Drive, O'Fallon, MO 63367 found no visible evidence of wood destroying insects; no action or treatment recommended.
- SewerSewer camera inspection of main line from 4-inch PVC to 6-inch green pipe to the MSD tie-in; line is open and flowing and looks good.
- RoofOriginal shingled roof (architectural shingles) is in great shape overall, but small repairs have been made in a sloppy fashion with tar and need to be cleaned up by a professional.
- FoundationBasement walls have common cracks requiring epoxy injection repairs; one crack near the basement window shows signs of previous moisture intrusion, though previous crack repairs appear to be performing properly.
- ElectricalMissing smoke detector in the basement needs replacement; interior electric outlets noted as needing replacement; washing machine outlet in laundry room is not GFCI protected and a GFCI outlet should be installed.
- HVACOriginal Lennox central split system (manufactured 2013) with forced air gas heating and electric split-system cooling is functioning correctly; condenser data plate is faded and unit cannot be sized; annual servicing by a licensed HVAC contractor is recommended for systems over 10 years old.
- PlumbingRheem electric water heater (50 gal, manufactured 2014) appears functional; PEX supply pipes and PVC waste pipes are satisfactory; sump pump present and satisfactory; public sewer system.
131 Countryshire Drive
Lake St. Louis, Missouri
Profile attribution: Greensmith Home Inspection LLC (verified Fresh House profile)Inspected JUN 25, 2026Uploaded JUN 29, 2026DOCUMENTED
127 East Marseille DriveSt. Louis, Missouri
ScopeHome Inspection
- Home InspectionWhole-home inspection of a single-family property identified deficiencies including driveway concrete damage, rear exterior door trim damage, a chewed-down roof vent stack, tree limbs pushing on power lines, and five windows with broken seals; no structural issues found.
- PestWood Destroying Insect inspection of SFR/Attached Garage at 127 East Marseille Drive found no visible evidence of wood destroying insects; no action or treatment recommended.
- RoofArchitectural shingle roof estimated 1 year old or newer is installed correctly; one metal vent stack has been chewed down flush and needs to be extended to 6" minimum above the roof line.
- ElectricalOverhead electrical service with Square D panel (100 amps) in basement is satisfactory; tree limbs are pushing on power lines and Ameren should be contacted to cut them back.
- HVACRheem gas furnace manufactured 2001 with new A-coil installed 2020 is functioning correctly; Rheem 2-ton AC condenser manufactured 2020 is functioning correctly; central split system with smart thermostat.
- PlumbingGeneral Electric 50-gallon natural gas water heater manufactured in 2000 is functioning properly but approaching the end of expected life; copper supply pipes and cast iron waste pipes are satisfactory.
- FoundationPoured concrete basement foundation is in satisfactory condition with no moisture detected; hairline cracks in the exterior foundation are noted as too small for repairs.
- WindowsFive windows appear to have broken seals and require repair or replacement, located in the front-facing bedroom, the master bedroom, the living room, and the dining room.
- PestNo termite or pest presence or damage observed at the property.
127 East Marseille Drive
St. Louis, Missouri
Profile attribution: Greensmith Home Inspection LLC (verified Fresh House profile)Inspected JUN 17, 2026Uploaded JUN 24, 2026DOCUMENTED
83 Grand Circle DriveMaryland Heights, Missouri
ScopeHome Inspection
- Home InspectionWhole-home inspection of 83 Grand Circle Dr, Maryland Heights, MO 63043 identified multiple deficiencies including an inoperable attic fan, power line hazard, sewer blockage, broken water shutoff handle, failed laundry GFCI outlet, and a basement window locking issue; home is generally in good condition with no structural issues.
- Radonaverage radon level measured at 0.5 pCi/L, well below the EPA action level of 4.0 pCi/L
- PestWood Destroying Insect inspection of SFR/Attached Garage found no visible evidence of wood destroying insects; no action or treatment recommended.
- SewerSewer camera inspection of main line (3-inch PVC to 4-inch cast iron to 6-inch clay tile to yard vent) revealed the line holding water and a blockage the camera could not pass, with a suspected break in the clay tile located and marked with green paint approximately 5 ft. deep in the back yard; report recommended to be submitted to the lateral sewer program for repair and reinspection.
- FoundationPoured concrete basement foundation is in satisfactory condition with no moisture intrusion detected; one basement wall crack needs to be sealed with urethane.
- WindowsNewer double-hung vinyl windows open and close properly; however, one basement window will not lock and needs an adjustment to the locking mechanism.
- RoofArchitectural shingle roof estimated 10 years old is installed correctly and in satisfactory condition; metal gutters contain leaves and need cleaning.
- ElectricalTree limbs are pushing overhead power lines down to approximately 9 feet from the ground and need to be cut back by Ameren; Siemens 200-amp service panel is newer and appears functional.
- HVACAttic fan is inoperable from the wall switch and needs repaired or replaced; Goodman forced-air furnace (Mfgd 2024, 80,000 BTU) and Ameristar 2.5-ton condenser (Mfgd 2018) are functioning but require cleaning, servicing, and a missing HVAC filter needs to be replaced.
- PlumbingBroken handle on the main water shutoff valve in the basement needs replacement; Bradford White 40-gallon electric water heater (Mfgd 2025) is functioning properly; basement laundry GFCI outlet is older, will not reset, and needs replaced.
- SewerSewer lateral videoscope revealed a complete blockage at the sinkhole in the backyard; the line is suspected to be collapsed and St. Louis MSD Sewer is recommended to inspect, as it may be covered under the city's program.
- PestVisual inspection of the site revealed no termite or pest presence or damage observed.
- HVACGas appliance inspection of 2024 80k BTU 80% efficiency furnace (passed combustion analysis, dirty condition), 2018 2.5-ton condenser (dirty, not cooling properly, refrigerant charge appears low), 2017 3-ton A-coil (properly draining), and ductwork (serviceable); gas lines hold pressure with no major concerns noted.
83 Grand Circle Drive
Maryland Heights, Missouri
Profile attribution: Greensmith Home Inspection LLC (verified Fresh House profile)Inspected JUN 16, 2026Uploaded JUN 22, 2026DOCUMENTED
416 Harvest Hill CourtBallwin, MO
ScopeHome Inspection
- Home InspectionWhole-home inspection of 416 Harvest Hill Ct, Ballwin, MO 63021 identified multiple deficiencies including elevated CO levels from the HVAC system, outdated GFCI outlets, a leaky laundry drain pipe, a bad tub diverter, dry-rotted exterior door trim, and a dirty gas fireplace requiring professional cleaning.
- RadonRadon test conducted in the basement from June 16–18, 2026 using a RadStar RS300 monitor; average radon level measured at 0.5 pCi/L (maximum 1.5 pCi/L, minimum 0.1 pCi/L), which is below the EPA action level of 4.0 pCi/L.
- PestWood Destroying Insect inspection of SFR/Attached Garage at 416 Harvest Hill Court, Ballwin, MO: no visible evidence of wood destroying insects was observed; no action or treatment recommended.
- SewerCamera inspection of main sewer line from 4-inch PVC to 6-inch PVC to the MSD tie-in; line is open and flowing and looks good.
- HVACCombustion analyzer test failed with CO levels higher than industry standards on the 2021 Emerald furnace; qualified HVAC contractor evaluation and readjustment recommended; fireplace gas logs are dirty with carbon buildup and need professional cleaning.
- PlumbingLeaky drain pipe found at the basement laundry sink; hallway bathroom tub faucet diverter is likely bad (approximately 50% of water dumps from tub spout in shower mode) and faucet handle is not attached; water heater (AO Smith, 50-gal, natural gas, Mfgd 2021) is functioning properly.
- ElectricalGFCI outlets in both the master bathroom and hallway bathroom are outdated and will not reset, requiring repair or replacement; one basement outlet has an open ground wire needing repair; master bathroom exhaust fan is extremely loud with a likely failing bearing and should be replaced.
- RoofArchitectural shingle roof estimated 8–10 years old is installed correctly and in satisfactory condition; skylight repairs appear effective; porch is missing a trim piece of fascia with exposed wood present.
- FoundationPoured concrete basement foundation is in satisfactory condition with no structural issues observed; common cracks in the unfinished basement floor are noted and should be sealed with urethane caulk.
- WindowsVinyl windows throughout are in satisfactory condition; caulking around window interiors is recommended as needed.
- HVACGas appliance inspection identified: furnace combustion analyzer test failed with CO levels above industry standards and abnormal blower/inducer motor noise; flue too close to combustible material; water heater and furnace gas shut-off valves not hand-turnable; copper gas lines not marked; gas shut-off valve not labeled; stove middle burner did not light completely; gas log dirty with carbon buildup; condenser not properly secured to rack and condenser fins dirty — qualified HVAC contractor evaluations and repairs recommended for all items.
416 Harvest Hill Court
Ballwin, MO
Profile attribution: Greensmith Home Inspection LLC (verified Fresh House profile)Inspected MAR 10, 2023Uploaded APR 28, 2026DOCUMENTED
9938 Duke DriveSt. Louis, MO
ScopeHome Inspection
- Home InspectionWhole-home inspection of single-family property at 9938 Duke Dr found the home in generally good shape with no structural deficiencies; actionable items include window caulking, soffit/fascia repair, gutter cleaning, inoperable smoke detectors, mold in rear bedroom ceiling, and damage to middle bedroom ceiling.
- Roof3-tab shingle and roll roofing estimated 5–10 years old in satisfactory condition; damaged soffit on west side and damaged fascia on south end require repair; gutters need leaves and debris removed.
- ElectricalBoth smoke detectors in bedrooms are inoperable and need to be replaced; 100-amp Eaton service panel in storage room appears functional with satisfactory breakers.
- MoldMold is present in the rear bedroom ceiling; per occupant, owners previously removed more extensive mold but it has returned and needs remediation; a large hole in the soffit at the corresponding exterior is identified as the likely moisture source.
- HVACCentral split system with Ruud forced-air furnace (manufactured 2006) and Goodman 2-ton condenser (manufactured February 2019) both appear functional and satisfactory.
- PlumbingPEX supply piping in satisfactory condition; Kenmore 40-gallon natural gas water heater (manufactured 2003) appears functional with T&P relief valve and discharge pipe present.
- WindowsVinyl windows are satisfactory overall but caulking is needed around windows as observed.
- FoundationSlab-on-grade poured concrete foundation and wood-frame wall structure are both in satisfactory condition with no structural deficiencies observed.
9938 Duke Drive
St. Louis, MO
Profile attribution: Greensmith Home Inspection LLC (verified Fresh House profile)Inspected MAR 10, 2023Uploaded APR 28, 2026DOCUMENTED
9709 Duke DriveSt. Louis, MO
ScopeHome Inspection
- Home InspectionWhole-home inspection of 9709 Duke Dr, St Louis, MO 63136 identified no structural deficiencies but noted multiple items requiring attention including pest damage, HVAC servicing, missing smoke detectors, roof maintenance, and various exterior and interior repairs.
- PestOlder termite damage observed on wood fence and landscape timbers (not on structure); treatment recommended every 3–5 years for termites and wood-destroying insects unless seller proves prior treatment.
- Roof3-tab shingle roof estimated 15 years old is satisfactory; tree limbs overhanging roof should be cut back, debris removed, loose gutter on west side needs securing, and detached downspout on front corner needs reinstallation.
- HVACHVAC system (Comfortmaker furnace estimated 20 years old, Goodman condenser manufactured 2013) is functional but dirty and needs to be cleaned and serviced by a licensed HVAC technician.
- PlumbingCopper supply pipes are satisfactory; State natural gas water heater (manufactured 2018, 40-gallon) is functional; tub surround tile in Bathroom #1 needs caulking and/or replacement of damaged tile.
- WindowsAluminum windows are generally satisfactory but caulking around windows is needed where deteriorated.
- FoundationSlab-on-grade poured concrete foundation and wood-frame wall structure are satisfactory with no structural deficiencies observed.
- ElectricalSmoke detectors are missing throughout the home and need to be installed; 100-amp Square D service panel with breakers is satisfactory.
9709 Duke Drive
St. Louis, MO
Profile attribution: Greensmith Home Inspection LLC (verified Fresh House profile)Inspected MAR 10, 2023Uploaded APR 28, 2026DOCUMENTED
949 Clearfield DriveFerguson, Missouri
ScopeHome Inspection
- Home InspectionWhole-home inspection of 949 Clearfield Dr found the home in generally good shape with no structural deficiencies; notable issues include damaged front porch railing, rear fence destroyed by neighbor's tree, vegetation contacting structure, inoperative dishwasher, and missing kitchen exhaust fan over gas range.
- Roof3-tab shingle roof estimated 25 years old with heavy hail damage and replacement suggested in the near future; guttering on rear half of house has been pulled down and needs reset; ceiling stains in rear bedroom directly below satellite dishes indicate possible roof leak requiring repair.
- PestNo active termite damage or presence observed on the structure, but older termite damage is present on wood landscaping timbers; spraying for termites/wood-destroying insects every 3–5 years is recommended.
- FoundationSmall crack observed in poured concrete foundation at front corner of home — urethane caulk repair recommended; soft spot also noted in kitchen floor next to rear exterior door requiring repair.
- HVACCondensation line is disconnected and laying next to the Goodman furnace (2015), causing moisture to run from the furnace when in use; Ruud 3-ton condenser (2016) appears functional.
- PlumbingRuud water heater manufactured 2002 appears functional with 40-gallon natural gas capacity and T&P relief valve present; copper supply pipes and sump pump are satisfactory.
- Electrical100-amp Square D service panel with breakers in satisfactory condition; smoke detectors are 9-volt battery type only.
949 Clearfield Drive
Ferguson, Missouri
Profile attribution: Greensmith Home Inspection LLC (verified Fresh House profile)Inspected JAN 26, 2022Uploaded APR 28, 2026DOCUMENTED
8936 Gateland AvenueJennings, Missouri
ScopeHome Inspection
- Home InspectionWhole-home inspection of a single-family property found the home in generally good shape with no structural deficiencies, but identified multiple items requiring repair across roofing, electrical, sewer, foundation, HVAC, windows, and exterior systems.
- RoofShingled roof (estimated 10 years old) shows signs of wear with 2-3 torn shingles needing replacement, gutters clogged with leaves and debris requiring cleaning, and older wood at upper-level fascia needing replacement.
- FoundationCracks present in basement bathroom wall requiring urethane caulk to seal, and broken corners on exterior foundation recommended to be sealed; no moisture intrusion was detected.
- SewerSewer lateral scope was performed and revealed a crack at the top of the pipe along with scaling and buildup; a video report was noted to follow.
- WindowsBasement bedroom window is newer but will not open and appears to be jammed; caulking around the interior of windows is recommended for energy efficiency.
- PlumbingCopper supply pipes and PVC waste pipes are satisfactory; Rheem 40-gallon natural gas water heater (manufactured 2019) and sealed-crock sump pump are in satisfactory condition.
- ElectricalGFI outlet in basement bathroom has an open ground wire and needs rewiring; GFI outlet in main floor bathroom has hot and neutral wires reversed and needs rewiring; two-prong ungrounded outlets are present throughout the home; smoke detectors are not operational.
- HVACVegetation is growing over the AC compressor and contacting the roof and needs to be cut back; the missing cover for the clothes dryer exhaust vent needs replacement; Coleman forced-air furnace (2016, 80,000 BTU) and Coleman 3-ton split-system AC unit were otherwise found satisfactory.
8936 Gateland Avenue
Jennings, Missouri
Profile attribution: Greensmith Home Inspection LLC (verified Fresh House profile)Inspected JUL 21, 2022Uploaded APR 28, 2026DOCUMENTED
8820 Cozens AvenueJennings, MO
ScopeHome Inspection
- Home InspectionWhole-home inspection of 8820 Cozens Ave., St. Louis, MO identified multiple deficiencies across electrical, plumbing, sewer, foundation, mold, HVAC, and interior systems requiring repair or further evaluation prior to occupancy.
- ElectricalOlder knob and tube wiring with taped joints is in use throughout the house; smoke detectors are not present; a weatherproof cover is missing from the exterior outlet on the east side; two-prong ungrounded outlets are in use; and tree limbs are pushing on overhead power lines.
- PlumbingExterior faucet at rear corner is inoperable, and the clothes washing machine discharges waste water into an open floor drain rather than a proper drain connection cut into the nearby sewer stack.
- SewerSewer lateral scope revealed an offset where two pipe sections have come loose with one section sitting several inches higher, and a foreign item is lodged at the offset — the intersection needs to be excavated and repaired to prevent future backups.
- FoundationCracks are present in the concrete block foundation that have been repaired in a sloppy fashion; loose caulk should be removed and cracks properly sealed with urethane caulk.
- MoldMold presence was observed in the northeast corner room of the basement, likely resulting from poorly repaired cracks in the block foundation; mold needs to be removed and all cracks completely sealed.
- HVACThe Lennox central split system furnace and AC compressor (estimated 5 years old) appear functional but are dirty and need to be cleaned and serviced by a licensed HVAC technician.
- RoofThe 3-tab shingle roof (estimated 15 years old) is in satisfactory condition overall; a loose gutter on the front corner of the home needs to be secured.
8820 Cozens Avenue
Jennings, MO
Profile attribution: Greensmith Home Inspection LLC (verified Fresh House profile)Inspected NOV 8, 2023Uploaded APR 28, 2026DOCUMENTED
8504 Jacklin CourtHazelwood, MO
ScopeHome Inspection
- Home InspectionHome Inspection information documented.
- WindowsTwo broken glass window panes were observed and require replacement.
- PlumbingWater heater (State brand, 40-gallon natural gas, manufactured 2009) had its drain opened by an unknown person prior to inspection, causing water to pool on the basement floor; water service was shut off to the home at time of inspection; copper supply pipes and PVC waste pipes are satisfactory.
- FoundationPoured concrete basement foundation is in satisfactory condition with no deficiencies observed in walls; basement moisture condition was wet at time of inspection due to water heater tank being drained onto the floor; no perimeter insulation visible.
- PestNo termite or pest presence or damage was observed at the property.
- RoofArchitectural shingle roof estimated 10 years old is in satisfactory condition; soffit has been removed and some roof decking was burned on the rear corner requiring repair; gutters are clogged with leaves and debris and need clearing; tree limbs overhang the roof and should be cut back.
- HVACdigital thermostat has dead batteries
- Electricalsmoke detectors tested satisfactory. no defects noted in interior outlets
8504 Jacklin Court
Hazelwood, MO
Profile attribution: Greensmith Home Inspection LLC (verified Fresh House profile)Inspected FEB 21, 2023Uploaded APR 28, 2026DOCUMENTED
8440 North BroadwaySt. Louis, Missouri
ScopeHome Inspection
- Home InspectionWhole-building inspection of 9-unit multi-family property at 8440 N Broadway (Bldg 8444) identified multiple deficiencies including electrical hazards, mold, foundation cracks, aged roof, broken windows, and HVAC units in need of servicing.
- PlumbingWater heaters across units are various brands and ages (GE 2005, Whirlpool 2004, American 2002, Rheem 2015/2016/2018, Hotpoint 2005, State 2011) and were documented during inspection.
- ElectricalExterior electrical weatherhead on building 8444 has melted with exposed wires present requiring Ameren power company to secure the electric meter mast; smoke detectors are missing throughout the building and need replacement.
- HVACMost all AC compressors are Goodman 2.5-ton units manufactured 2001–2004, are very dirty, and need to be cleaned and serviced by an HVAC technician.
- RoofShingled roof is estimated 20 years old and has been patched but will likely need replacement soon; damaged soffit on west corners of roof needs repair; missing cap for roof exhaust vent pipe needs replacement.
- FoundationCracks in the exterior foundation require epoxy injection repairs; basement walls show signs of flooding and water marks and need repair; subfloor in building 8444 is damaged, appearing to be from water damage on the west side of the basement.
- MoldSigns of flooding and water marks in basement walls have turned to black mold; all mold must be removed and wall cracks behind finished sheetrock sealed to prevent future moisture intrusion.
- WindowsThree broken window panes in building 8444 need to be replaced.
8440 North Broadway
St. Louis, Missouri
Profile attribution: Greensmith Home Inspection LLC (verified Fresh House profile)Inspected FEB 21, 2023Uploaded APR 28, 2026DOCUMENTED
8440 North BroadwaySt. Louis, Missouri
ScopeHome Inspection
- Home InspectionWhole-building inspection of a 9-unit apartment building found the structure to be structurally sound but identified multiple defects across roofing, exterior, HVAC, plumbing, electrical, foundation, windows, and interior systems requiring repair.
- ElectricalAll nine units have 100-amp service panels located in the basement with breaker-type overcurrent devices; no main disconnect location was present in any unit.
- WindowsTwo broken window panes in the 8442 building require replacement, and caulking is needed around most all exterior windows.
- PestNo active termite presence was observed to the structure, but older termite damage was found on wood landscape timbers; inspector recommends spraying for termites/pest wood-destroying insects every 3–5 years.
- RoofShingled roof is estimated 20 years old and has been patched extensively; tree limbs overhang the roof, a gutter downspout on the south side is loose, and missing soffit and aluminum fascia on the west eave expose wood.
- FoundationCracks are present in the basement floor at the basement wall allowing moisture intrusion; inspector recommends sealing all wall and floor cracks and coating with Drylok or similar waterproofing product.
- HVACMost units contain Goodman gas forced-air furnaces manufactured 2001–2005 (Unit 4 and Unit 7 have Whirlpool, mfgd 2000); all units are dirty and need to be cleaned and serviced by an HVAC technician.
- PlumbingBathroom sink in Unit 2 has no hot water; the water heater for Unit 3 (Envirotemp, mfgd 2016) has excessive rust due to a small leak in the supply pipe that needs repair; sheetrock wall damage around bedroom windows from previous water leaks was also noted in Units 6 and 9.
8440 North Broadway
St. Louis, Missouri
Profile attribution: Greensmith Home Inspection LLC (verified Fresh House profile)Inspected NOV 8, 2023Uploaded APR 28, 2026DOCUMENTED
832 Briarbrae DriveSt. Louis, MO
ScopeHome Inspection
- Home InspectionWhole-home inspection of single-family property at 832 Briarbrae Dr, St Louis, MO 63138 identified multiple deficiencies including a recalled electrical panel, mold in the basement, termite damage, damaged windows, aging water heater, and extensive interior drywall damage requiring repair or replacement.
- ElectricalElectric panel is a recalled Zinsco old-style unit that needs replaced; 2 loose exterior electrical outlets on north and rear sides of home need secured; no functioning smoke detectors are present and need installed throughout the home.
- HVACGoodman AC and furnace manufactured in 2014 appears functional but is dirty and needs cleaned and serviced by an HVAC technician; HVAC filter has been jammed into the slot and needs replaced.
- PlumbingRichmond gas water heater manufactured in 1997 is approaching end of expected life, appears to have been leaking, and likely needs replaced; PEX supply lines appear recently installed and are in satisfactory condition.
- RoofArchitectural shingles are estimated 8-10 years old and in generally good shape, but a few shingles above the front porch have crumpled and need sealed and pressed down; rear corner gutter has fallen off the home and needs reset.
- FoundationPoured concrete foundation is in satisfactory condition overall; a crack in the rear corner foundation needs to be contained with urethane caulk.
- MoldSigns of previous moisture and slight mold are present on sheetrock walls in one basement room; moldy sheetrock panels need torn out and replaced, and any cracks in the concrete wall behind the sheetrock need sealed.
- PestOlder termite damage is present on wood shake siding and porch posts; termite treatment has been performed to the structure, and spraying the exterior every 3-5 years for termites/wood destroying insects is recommended.
- WindowsTwo glass windows and one glass door need replaced due to breakage; overall window condition is noted as repairs needed.
832 Briarbrae Drive
St. Louis, MO
Profile attribution: Greensmith Home Inspection LLC (verified Fresh House profile)WHAT THE RECORDS SHOW
78 eligible recordsGreensmith Home Inspection LLC has 79 attributed profile entries; 78 eligible public records meet the current evidence rules across 77 properties, with source dates from January 2022–August 2026.
The business profile states 12 years in business. Fresh House profile registration is a separate date and is not treated as a founding date.
The business profile lists Home Inspection, New Construction, Pest, and Sewer Scope. Separately, eligible Fresh House records contain Home Inspection, HVAC, and Pest as status-neutral topics.
Reviewed record examples in this cohort include radon measurement, new-construction inspection, sewer-scope findings, and WDI findings. Each example remains tied to its source record and is not used to infer a credential or frequency. 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.
4 records use the Fresh House upload date because a source-document date is not available; the fallback is labelled rather than presented as a work date.
Record topics and locations do not establish current business coverage, credentials, licensing, or that proposed work was completed.
Original home-inspection reports are not republished on this profile; the public page presents extracted findings.
Documented work locations
Every city/state below comes from the current eligible Fresh House record cohort. Record geography is not a claim about the business's service area.
- St. Louis, Missouri(32)
- St. Louis, MO(9)
- Florissant, Missouri(8)
- Jennings, Missouri(3)
- Berkeley, MO(2)
- Florissant, MO(2)
- O'Fallon, Missouri(2)
- St. Peters, Missouri(2)
- Wentzville, Missouri(2)
- Ballwin, Missouri(1)
- Ballwin, MO(1)
- Chesterfield, Missouri(1)
- De Soto, Missouri(1)
- Ferguson, Missouri(1)
- Ferguson, MO(1)
- Hazelwood, Missouri(1)
- Hazelwood, MO(1)
- Imperial, Missouri(1)
- Jennings, MO(1)
- Lake St. Louis, Missouri(1)
- Maryland Heights, Missouri(1)
- Normandy, Missouri(1)
- St. Charles, Missouri(1)
- Troy, Missouri(1)
- Wright City, Missouri(1)
Quick answers about this profile
Answers grounded in the visible Fresh House evidence cohort
What does the documented radon record for Greensmith Home Inspection LLC show?
A source record dated July 3, 2026 documents a 71-hour test using a RadStar RS300: 2.8 pCi/L average, 0.8 pCi/L minimum, and 5.0 pCi/L maximum. This is a record example, not a certification claim.
Is new-construction inspection evidence documented for Greensmith Home Inspection LLC?
Yes. The current eligible cohort includes 2 reviewed new-construction inspection records: July 14, 2026 at a O'Fallon, MO property and July 2, 2026 at a Chesterfield, MO property. Their categorized findings have unknown work status, so they document inspection observations rather than completed repairs. They do not establish credentials, frequency, coverage, or every service currently offered.
What does a documented sewer-scope record for Greensmith Home Inspection LLC show?
A source record dated July 28, 2026 describes a collapsed line near a cast-iron stack. It is one bounded finding example; Fresh House does not infer a frequency from it.
What does a documented WDI record for Greensmith Home Inspection LLC show?
A source record dated July 24, 2026 notes older termite damage on front landscape timbers and no live insects observed. Its categorized findings have unknown work status; it does not document completed treatment or repair and does not establish a WDI licence or certification.
What coverage is stated, and where is work documented for Greensmith Home Inspection LLC?
The Fresh House business profile states coverage as: St. Louis City, St. Louis County, Saint Charles County, Warren County, Jefferson County. Eligible Fresh House records are associated with properties in St. Louis, Missouri, St. Louis, MO, Florissant, Missouri, Jennings, Missouri, Berkeley, MO, Florissant, MO, O'Fallon, Missouri, St. Peters, Missouri, Wentzville, Missouri, Ballwin, Missouri, Ballwin, MO, Chesterfield, Missouri, De Soto, Missouri, Ferguson, Missouri, Ferguson, MO, Hazelwood, Missouri, Hazelwood, MO, Imperial, Missouri, Jennings, MO, Lake St. Louis, Missouri, Maryland Heights, Missouri, Normandy, Missouri, St. Charles, Missouri, Troy, Missouri, and Wright City, Missouri. These are documented record locations, not a claim about the business's service area. Record locations do not expand the profile-stated service area.
Are the original home-inspection reports for Greensmith Home Inspection LLC public?
No. Fresh House does not republish the original home-inspection reports on this professional profile. The public page presents extracted findings while the source reports remain withheld.
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By the Numbers
Profile entries79
Eligible public records78
Documented properties77
Record topics3
Years in business12
Fresh House profile since2026
Profile location and stated coverage
Profile location: St. Louis, MO
Business profile states coverage as: St. Louis City, St. Louis County, Saint Charles County, Warren County, Jefferson County
SERVICES AND RECORD TOPICS
16 unique itemsServices listed on the business profile
Greensmith Home Inspection LLC's Fresh House profile lists these services. This is a business-profile statement, not a claim that each service appears in the public record history.
Business-stated services: Home Inspection, New Construction, Pest, and Sewer Scope. This list comes from Greensmith Home Inspection LLC's current Fresh House profile and is not inferred from property records.
New Construction
New Construction is listed on Greensmith Home Inspection LLC's current Fresh House business profile. It is not inferred from property records and is not presented here as completed work.
Pest
Pest is listed on Greensmith Home Inspection LLC's current Fresh House business profile. It is not inferred from property records and is not presented here as completed work.
Sewer Scope
Sewer Scope is listed on Greensmith Home Inspection LLC's current Fresh House business profile. It is not inferred from property records and is not presented here as completed work.
Inspection topics in Fresh House records
These status-neutral topics come from the eligible Fresh House record cohort. A topic does not by itself establish completed work, a current business offering, a credential, or service coverage.
Record-evidenced topics: Home Inspection, HVAC, and Pest. They describe what appears in eligible records; they do not establish completion, frequency, current offerings, credentials, or coverage.
Home Inspection
×75Home Inspection appears in 75 eligible Fresh House records as a status-neutral topic. That evidence does not by itself establish completion, a current offering, credentials, or service coverage.
HVAC
×1
HVAC appears in 1 eligible Fresh House record as a status-neutral topic. That evidence does not by itself establish completion, a current offering, credentials, or service coverage.
Pest
×3Pest appears in 3 eligible Fresh House records as a status-neutral topic. That evidence does not by itself establish completion, a current offering, credentials, or service coverage.
Reviewed source-record examples
Each item is tied to one or more reviewed upload IDs in the current eligible cohort. These are bounded source examples, not an unqualified service, frequency, credential, coverage, or typical-price claim.
Fingerprint-matched source examples: Home inspection findings, Sewer scope, WDI and pest inspection, Radon measurement, New-construction inspection, Electrical inspection findings, Roof inspection findings, Foundation inspection findings, and 4 more. Each example remains record-specific and is not generalized into frequency, coverage, credentials, a current offering, or a typical price.
Home inspection findings
×1Home inspection findings in one reviewed record dated July 28, 2026 cover electrical, roof, foundation, HVAC, plumbing, windows, and moisture or mildew conditions. The status-neutral findings do not establish that repair work was completed.
Sewer scope
×1Sewer scope evidence in one reviewed record dated July 28, 2026 describes a collapsed line near a cast-iron stack. It is one bounded finding example, not a frequency or coverage claim.
WDI and pest inspection
×1WDI and pest inspection evidence in one reviewed record dated July 24, 2026 notes older termite damage on front landscape timbers and no live insects observed. Its findings have unknown work status, do not document completed treatment, and do not establish a licence or certification.
Radon measurement
×1Radon measurement evidence in one reviewed record dated July 3, 2026 documents a 71-hour test using a RadStar RS300: 2.8 pCi/L average, 0.8 pCi/L minimum, and 5.0 pCi/L maximum. It is a record example, not a certification claim.
New-construction inspection
×2New-construction inspection evidence appears in 2 reviewed records: July 14, 2026 at a O'Fallon, MO property and July 2, 2026 at a Chesterfield, MO property. The O'Fallon source describes a new single-family home and 13 observed deficiencies. Their categorized findings have unknown work status, so they document inspection observations rather than completed repairs and do not establish frequency or coverage.
Electrical inspection findings
×2Electrical inspection findings are tied to 2 reviewed records. One dated July 6, 2026 identifies a recalled Sylvania panel; another status-neutral whole-home record includes electrical findings. They do not establish completed repair work or an electrical credential.
Roof inspection findings
×2Roof inspection findings are tied to 2 reviewed records. One dated July 1, 2026 supports a drone-assisted roof-inspection example; use of drone imagery does not establish an FAA credential, completion, or frequency.
Foundation inspection findings
×1Foundation inspection findings appear in one reviewed whole-home record dated July 28, 2026 as status-neutral foundation observations. The record does not establish completed repair work, frequency, a credential, or a separate current service offering.
HVAC inspection findings
×1HVAC inspection findings appear in one reviewed whole-home record dated July 28, 2026 as status-neutral HVAC observations. The record does not establish completed repair work, frequency, a credential, or a separate current service offering.
Plumbing inspection findings
×1Plumbing inspection findings appear in one reviewed whole-home record dated July 28, 2026 as status-neutral plumbing observations. The record does not establish completed repair work, frequency, a credential, or a separate current service offering.
Windows inspection findings
×1Windows inspection findings appear in one reviewed whole-home record dated July 28, 2026 as status-neutral windows observations. The record does not establish completed repair work, frequency, a credential, or a separate current service offering.
Moisture and mildew findings
×1Moisture and mildew findings appear in one reviewed whole-home record dated July 28, 2026 as status-neutral moisture or mildew observations. The record does not establish completed repair work, frequency, a credential, or a separate current service offering.
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