Home Inspection 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.
HOME INSPECTOR

Greensmith Home Inspection LLC
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What this professional has documented.
Structured findings below are extracted from the documented professional records shown on this page.
18 property records shown.
Berkeley, MO
- Home InspectionWhole-home inspection of single-family property identified active roof leaks, HVAC ductwork issues, electrical deficiencies, and interior ceiling damage requiring repair before occupancy.
- RoofExtensive damage to 3-tab shingled roof (estimated 15 years old) with tarpaper exposed, tattered roof tarp in place, active roof leaks present, and gutters clogged with leaves and debris.
- HVACHVAC flexible ductwork is twisted and does not heat or cool evenly per occupant; furnace filter is missing; AC compressor (International Comfort, Mfgd 2018) is functional but dirty and needs cleaning.
- ElectricalTree limbs are pushing on overhead power lines; one living room outlet has no power and needs repair or replacement; ungrounded two-prong outlets are present throughout the home.
- PlumbingPVC supply pipes are satisfactory; Rheem 40-gallon electric water heater (Mfgd 2018) is functional with T&P relief valve present, but lacks a fuel disconnect.
- FoundationSlab-on-grade foundation with concrete block material and wood frame wall structure observed in satisfactory condition with no structural deficiencies noted.
- WindowsExterior windows (wood, vinyl, aluminum) and interior windows (double hung, fixed) are in satisfactory condition with no defects observed.

6809 Saint Olaf Drive
Berkeley, MO
Berkeley, MO
- Home Inspectionno structural deficiencies were observed
- PlumbingCopper supply plumbing lines have been cut and removed from the home and need to be replaced; water heater T&P relief valve discharge pipe also needs replacement.
- HVACAC condenser lines (2.5-ton Goodman, mfgd 2020) have been cut from the system and need replacement; Whirlpool gas furnace (mfgd 2016) needs cleaning and servicing, and vegetation must be cleared from the condenser.
- ElectricalSmoke detectors are missing/non-operational throughout the home; bathroom GFCI outlet is older and will not reset and needs replacement; kitchen GFCI outlet has a broken ground prong that needs removal; most interior outlets are two-prong ungrounded.
- WindowsOne broken window needs replacement and caulking is needed around windows throughout the exterior.
- RoofTree limbs are contacting the roof structure and need to be cut back; a large roof vent over the rear porch is leaning and needs to be straightened; 3-tab shingle roof covering is estimated 15 years old and in satisfactory condition.
- FoundationConcrete floor in the rear utility room is severely bowed, though it does not appear to affect the structure; poured concrete foundation is otherwise satisfactory.

6317 Jackson Avenue
Berkeley, MO
St. Louis, MO
- Home InspectionWhole-home inspection of 334 Caithness Rd identified 16 items needing attention including electrical deficiencies, a basement wall crack, aging HVAC, and deferred maintenance items; no structural deficiencies were observed.
- FoundationOne horizontal crack approximately 8 feet long on the west basement wall needs to be repaired with epoxy injection; no moisture intrusion was observed.
- ElectricalAll electric outlets in the living room are inoperable and need repair/replacement, the kitchen GFI outlet is burned out and needs replacement, smoke detectors are missing throughout the home, and tree limbs are pushing on overhead power lines requiring Ameren to address.
- HVACGoodman central split system furnace and air conditioner (both manufactured 2005) appear to be performing but need to be cleaned and serviced by a licensed HVAC technician.
- PlumbingTub faucet handle is disconnected and needs to be reattached; water heater (State, electric, 40 gal, manufactured 2019) is satisfactory with supply pipes (copper) and waste pipes (cast iron) in satisfactory condition.
- PestOlder termite damage is present on wood landscape timbers; no damage or active presence was observed to the structure, but treatment is recommended every 3 to 5 years for termites/wood destroying insects.
- RoofThree-tab shingled roof is estimated 10 years old and appears to be performing with patching done; missing downspout on front corner, wood fascia needs scraping and painting with openings sealed, and tree limbs should be cut back from hanging over the roof.
334 Caithness Road
St. Louis, MO
St. Louis, Missouri
- Home InspectionWhole-home inspection of 333 Lancashire Rd, St Louis, MO 63137 identified six actionable items including roof deficiencies, non-functioning smoke detectors, slow drains, missing kitchen exhaust fan, and a missing exterior siding panel; no structural deficiencies were observed.
- RoofShingled roof is estimated 25 years old with two damaged shingles, previous patching, and a large tarp present; per seller's agent the roof is in process of being replaced; tree limbs are hanging over and contacting the roof structure.
- ElectricalBedroom smoke detectors are present but not functioning; inspector recommends installing functioning smoke detectors throughout the house; 100-amp General Electric panel with breakers is satisfactory.
- HVACGoodman gas forced-air furnace (manufactured 2005) and American Standard 2-ton split-system AC condenser (manufactured 2004) are both over 10 years old and should be checked, cleaned, and serviced yearly; kitchen exhaust fan is not present as the previous wall fan was removed and paneled over.
- PlumbingBathroom sink and bathtub were very slow to drain and drain lines likely need to be cleared; water heater is a State 40-gallon natural gas unit manufactured in 2022 and is satisfactory; copper supply pipes and PVC waste pipes are satisfactory.
- FoundationPoured concrete foundation with basement access inspected; no moisture detected, no structural deficiencies observed, and basement walls are satisfactory; perimeter insulation is not visible and adding insulation is suggested.
- WindowsVinyl and steel-framed basement windows inspected and found to be in satisfactory condition with no deficiencies noted.
333 Lancashire Road
St. Louis, Missouri
Jennings, Missouri
- Home InspectionWhole-home inspection of a single-family property identified multiple deficiencies across roofing, structure, HVAC, plumbing, electrical, pest, and exterior systems requiring repair, replacement, or further evaluation before closing.
- ElectricalMissing and non-functional smoke detectors need replacement with operational units; busted porch light at rear patio has exposed hot wires; ungrounded two-prong outlets are present throughout the home; exterior electric noted as needing repairs.
- HVACThe Ruud furnace (manufactured 2016, 75,000 BTU) has had its heat exchanger removed and needs it replaced, rendering the HVAC inoperable; the HVAC exhaust duct has been torn loose; thermostat batteries need replacement; Ruud 2-ton condenser (2016) is present.
- PlumbingInterior plumbing includes galvanized steel supply lines that need replacement; the water heater exhaust has lost its seal due to the furnace exhaust being ripped away; the 40-gallon Rheem water heater (manufactured 2018) shows signs of rust from previous moisture intrusion.
- RoofThree-tab shingled roof estimated 20 years old is extensively patched with damaged/lifted shingles and needs full replacement; damaged soffit on front corner, tree limbs overhanging roof, and debris-filled/bent gutters also require attention.
- FoundationOne long horizontal crack is present on the north basement wall requiring repair; multiple cracks in the exterior foundation need epoxy injection sealing; signs of previous moisture intrusion with musty smell observed in basement; section of driveway concrete has sunk creating a trip hazard.
- PestOlder termite damage is present on wood window shims, overhead garage door trim, and wood landscape timbers; full termite treatment for the home is recommended.
- WindowsOne boarded-up window pane needs replacement and four missing or damaged window screens need to be replaced.

2463 Shannonaire Drive
Jennings, Missouri
St. Louis, Missouri
- Home InspectionWhole-home inspection of a single-family property identified multiple deficiencies across roofing, structure, HVAC, plumbing, electrical, pest, mold, windows, and foundation systems, with no structural deficiencies observed but numerous repair and further-evaluation items noted.
- PlumbingRear exterior faucet is not connected to plumbing and needs properly plumbed; water heater unit has been removed and needs replaced; signs of possible plumbing leaks are present under the second-floor bathroom vanity sink.
- ElectricalSmoke detectors throughout the home are not operational and need replacement; a missing light fixture with exposed hot wires and a missing outlet cover were observed in the interior; wasp nests are present in the rear exterior electric outlet.
- PestOlder termite damage is present on wood framing of the walkout basement and on exterior siding; full termite treatment on the property is recommended unless seller proves prior treatment.
- WindowsDamage observed to window on west side of home requiring repair and caulking, and one broken window pane needs replacement.
- FoundationBasement foundation walls of cinder block construction have cracks and missing mortar allowing moisture intrusion; replacement of missing mortar and sealing of cracks is recommended.
- HVACSplit system refrigerant lines have been cut and the HVAC furnace coil has been removed from the basement; the digital thermostat is inoperable and would not power up after battery replacement.
- MoldMold on the main-floor living room ceiling indicates a likely plumbing leak in the second-floor bathroom east of the bathtub; plumbing leak repair and mold/mildew removal are recommended.
- RoofMissing roof sheeting over front porch with rotted wood framing, collapsed roof section over walkout basement, lifted shingles needing sealing, soft roof decking, gaps in fascia board, loose aluminum soffit siding, and loose/unleveled gutters with missing splashblocks and debris.

2363 Gardner Drive
St. Louis, Missouri
Ferguson, MO
- Home InspectionWhole-home inspection of 225 Sadonia Avenue, St
- PlumbingCopper plumbing supply lines have been cut and need full replacement; gas water heater (Hotpoint, 40 gal, manufactured 2011) is present with satisfactory T&P relief valve.
- SewerSewer lateral videoscope was performed to the home; no pipe damages were observed, however a blockage is present that needs cleared and buildup needs cabled/removed.
- ElectricalDamaged electrical meter box needs replacement; a loose live wire hanging from the basement ceiling needs to be capped immediately; 2-prong ungrounded outlets are present throughout the home.
- RoofArchitectural shingle roof is estimated 5 years old and performing; tree limbs should be cut back from the roof, missing soffit panels need replacement, and loose soffit panels need to be secured.
- MoldA steady drip from cut copper supply lines has pooled onto the basement floor, resulting in mildew growth on wood paneling and mold-like growth observed on basement walls.
- FoundationBasement moisture condition is damp due to cut plumbing supply lines dripping at the water meter; basement walls show damage from moisture and require repair.
- WindowsOne broken window pane on the corner bedroom needs replacement.
- HVACHVAC furnace is estimated 40–50 years old (Space Conditioner, evap lines cut) and the Comfortmaker AC compressor was manufactured in 1992; the entire HVAC system needs replacement.

225 Sadonia Avenue
Ferguson, MO
St. Louis, MO
- Home InspectionWhole-home inspection of single-family property at 2221 Kipp Ct identified multiple repair items including missing copper plumbing lines, spot mold in basement, a non-functional GFCI outlet, loose exterior electrical outlet, missing thermostat faceplate, tree limbs contacting the roof, and a detached rear gutter, with no structural deficiencies observed.
- FoundationPoured concrete basement foundation is satisfactory with no structural deficiencies; prior repairs to the basement wall appear effective; basement moisture condition is wet due to a cut water line causing pooled water on the floor.
- WindowsVinyl and aluminum exterior windows are in satisfactory condition; trim around the front living room window needs to be reinstalled.
- PestNo termite or pest presence/damage was observed at the property.
- PlumbingCopper supply plumbing lines have been cut and a good amount of plumbing line is missing and will need replaced; the copper discharge pipe on the water heater has been removed and needs replaced; the water meter handle is seized shut and needs lubricated; master bathroom tub requires caulking and a missing handle replacement.
- MoldA water line has been cut and water has pooled on the basement floor, resulting in spot mold; after replacing the missing pipe, pooled water and mold must be cleaned up and removed.
- HVACGoodman central split system (manufactured 2013) with forced air heating and 2.5-ton condenser appears functional, but the thermostat faceplate has been removed and needs replaced; system is over 10 years old and should be serviced yearly.
- ElectricalExterior outlet at rear patio is loose from the wall and needs secured; GFI outlet in master bathroom will not reset and needs replaced; 100-amp Square D service panel with breakers appears functional.
- RoofArchitectural shingle roof (estimated 5 years old) is satisfactory overall, but tree limbs are hanging over and contacting the roof, the gutter over the rear patio is pulling away from the home and needs realigned, and loose soffit needs to be secured.

2221 Kipp Court
St. Louis, MO
Florissant, Missouri
- Home InspectionWhole-home inspection of 1890 Pyrenees Dr, Florissant, MO found the home in generally good shape with no structural deficiencies; key concerns include a heavy plumbing leak below the kitchen, cracking basement wall repairs, and a 20-year-old HVAC system needing service.
- ElectricalMurray 100-amp service panel located in the basement is a newer panel approved by the City of Florissant (electrical inspection dated 5-3-19); overcurrent protection via breakers is satisfactory and no outlet defects were noted.
- PestNo termite or pest presence or damage was observed at the time of inspection.
- PlumbingA massive leak is present directly below the kitchen from a loose fitting in the supply lines; the main water shut off valve is also leaking at the handle and needs repair; the 40-gallon State natural gas water heater (manufactured 2020) appears functional.
- HVACBryant forced-air gas furnace (71,000 BTU, manufactured 2001) and Bryant 2.5-ton split-system condenser (manufactured 2001) are approximately 20 years old, need cleaning and servicing, but appear to be performing.
- RoofThree-tab shingled roof estimated 10–15 years old is in satisfactory condition; 1–2 shingles are lifted and need to be sealed down, and tree limbs overhanging the roof should be cut back as a large limb has dropped onto the power lines.
- FoundationPrevious repairs to the basement wall are beginning to crack; inspector recommends tearing out old fill and sealing the crack with epoxy injection; no active moisture intrusion was observed but signs of previous moisture were present.
- WindowsExterior windows consist of wood, vinyl, and steel-framed basement windows, all observed in satisfactory condition.

1890 Pyrenees Drive
Florissant, Missouri
Florissant, Missouri
- Home InspectionWhole-home inspection of single-family property at 12721 Coachlight Square Dr, Florissant, MO 63033 identified mold in basement, active plumbing leak, HVAC rust damage, missing smoke detectors, and roof/exterior deficiencies; no structural deficiencies observed.
- FoundationPoured concrete basement foundation is satisfactory with no structural deficiencies observed; previous home-made repairs are present on basement walls and appear to be effective.
- RoofThree-tab shingled roof is performing with shingles estimated at 15 years old; one damaged shingle on the front corner needs replacement, tree limbs need to be cut back from the roof, and minor fascia board damage on the south side needs repair.
- MoldMost basement sheetrock has a fine coat of mildew turning into mold caused by a plumbing leak in the master bathroom; after the plumbing leak is repaired, moldy sheetrock needs to be removed and replaced.
- PlumbingDrain line for master bathroom toilet is leaking onto the basement floor; hallway bathroom vanity sink is missing a drain nozzle; pressure regulator needs installation or adjustment due to very low water pressure throughout; Rheem tankless water heater (manufactured 2014) has no temperature and pressure relief valve present.
- HVAC2010 York gas furnace in basement has excessive rust due to proximity to a leaking bathroom drain pipe, loose chipboard needs securing, and furnace needs cleaning and servicing by an HVAC technician; 2011 York 2.5-ton AC compressor appears functional.
- ElectricalLoose electrical outlet at front porch needs to be secured; smoke detectors are not present throughout the home and functional units need to be installed.
- PestNo termite or pest presence or damage was observed at the property.

12721 Coachlight Square Drive
Florissant, Missouri
St. Louis, MO
- Home InspectionHome Inspection information documented.
- Roof3-tab shingle roof estimated 10-15 years old has missing and damaged shingles needing repair; tree limbs are contacting/hanging over the roof; gutters are clogged with leaves and debris; fascia and edge shingles at rear of home are damaged.
- PlumbingSigns of a plumbing leak under the kitchen sink with mildew present; missing showerhead in hallway bathroom; missing toilet seats in master and basement bathrooms; water service was off during inspection preventing full plumbing testing; water heater is a GE 40-gallon natural gas unit manufactured in 2010.
- FoundationPoured concrete basement foundation is satisfactory with no structural deficiency; small exterior cracks noted and should be sealed with urethane caulk; basement has a musty smell with signs of previous moisture intrusion, attributed in part to a leaky kitchen sink draining onto the basement bathroom ceiling.
- WindowsOne broken basement window pane was observed and needs to be replaced.
- PestOlder termite damage is present on the wood fence with no active presence observed on the structure; termite/wood-destroying insect treatment is recommended every 3-5 years.
- Electricalsmoke detectors are missing and need replacement. exterior carport outlet needs a new weatherproof cover. tree limbs are pushing on overhead power lines
- HVACthermostat batteries are dead and need replacement

12030 Lavida Avenue
St. Louis, MO
Florissant, MO
- Home InspectionWhole-home inspection of single-family property identified a major plumbing leak, rotted rear deck decking, damaged rear patio door, older termite damage to fence, 3 missing/inoperable smoke detectors, sunk front walkway, and various maintenance items; no structural deficiencies observed.
- PestOlder termite damage is present to the wood fence; no damage was observed to the structure; spraying for termites/wood-destroying insects every 3–5 years is recommended.
- WindowsExterior windows are vinyl, steel-framed basement windows, and glass block, all in satisfactory condition.
- PlumbingMassive water leak present at the regulator valve under the kitchen sink — water ran full strength across the kitchen floor, requiring water service to be shut off; plumbing could not be fully tested; water heater is a Rheem 40-gallon natural gas unit manufactured in 2014, appears functional.
- HVACGoodman central split system (forced air gas heat, 3-ton electric cooling condenser) manufactured in 2016 appears functional; digital thermostat in hallway; metal ducting and disposable filter in satisfactory condition.
- Roof3-tab shingle gable roof estimated 15 years old is in satisfactory condition; tree limbs are hanging over the roof and need to be cut back; gutters contain leaves and debris that need to be removed.
- ElectricalNewer Eaton 100-amp service panel with breakers is satisfactory; 3 inoperable/missing smoke detectors need replacement; electric outlets could not be tested due to no power during inspection.
- FoundationPoured concrete basement foundation is in satisfactory condition with no moisture detected; a previous exterior foundation repair appears to be effective.

11830 Seven Hills Drive
Florissant, MO
St. Louis, Missouri
- Home InspectionWhole-home inspection of single-family property at 11632 Criterion Ave., St. Louis, MO 63138 identified multiple defects across plumbing, electrical, roofing, and other systems; no structural deficiencies were observed.
- PlumbingExterior faucet is seized shut and needs replacement; hallway bathroom tub faucet turns on but will not turn off and has worn the tub finish, requiring faucet replacement and tub finish repair; hallway toilet will not flush as the handle is not connected to the flange valve.
- SewerSewer lateral videoscope was performed and revealed no structural damage or obstructions, but tree roots are intruding into the lines and buildup/scaling is present; technician recommends cabling/clearing the lines.
- PestNo termite damage or pest presence was observed at the property; termite treatment appears to have been previously performed.
- ElectricalTree limbs are pushing on overhead power lines and Ameren should be contacted to trim them; kitchen GFI outlet will not reset and needs replacement; one inoperable smoke detector in the basement needs replacement.
- HVACGoodman gas forced-air furnace (2013, 80,000 BTU) and DuCane central split-system condenser (2013, 2.5-ton) are both functioning with no deficiencies observed; disposable filter replacement is suggested.
- Roof3-tab shingle roof estimated at 10 years old is performing satisfactorily; missing soffit panels need replacement, front guttering is loose and needs securing, and a missing downspout piece at the front corner needs replacement.
- FoundationPoured concrete foundation is in satisfactory condition; an exterior foundation crack has been repaired with urethane caulk and no moisture intrusion was observed.
- WindowsWindows (vinyl, aluminum, and steel-framed basement windows) are in satisfactory condition overall, but caulking/sealing around windows is needed where gaps are present.
11632 Criterion Avenue
St. Louis, Missouri
St. Louis, MO
- Home InspectionWhole-home inspection of single-family property identified multiple defects across roofing, foundation, plumbing, electrical, HVAC, windows, and interior systems requiring repair or further evaluation.
- FoundationConcrete foundation appears in good shape overall, but small exterior cracks are present that need repaired with epoxy injection; basement moisture condition is wet due to a leaking laundry faucet bib.
- RoofThree tab shingles estimated 7-10 years old are generally satisfactory, but three shingles are damaged and need replaced, tree limbs need cut back from the roof, and gutters need leaves and debris removed.
- ElectricalSmoke detectors are inoperable or not present throughout the home and need to be installed; GFI outlet to the left of the kitchen sink will not reset and needs replaced.
- HVACGoodman central split system furnace and AC compressor (both manufactured 2014) need cleaned and serviced by an HVAC technician; hallway bathroom ventilator is inoperable and needs repaired or replaced.
- PlumbingLaundry faucet bib is leaking onto the basement floor with pooled water, hallway bathroom tub would not shut off, master bathroom toilet will not flush, and the water heater TPR valve needs a discharge pipe installed.
- WindowsDamaged wood around the front window needs to be replaced.
- UnclassifiedFront porch has a very large crack that needs sealed; missing exterior trim panel at front corner exposes wood framing; garage door opener pulled off track needs reset; kitchen cabinets need secured to the wall; dishwasher is inoperable and needs repaired or replaced; ceiling damage over rear patio door needs repair.
11620 Petite Chalet Drive
St. Louis, MO
St. Louis, Missouri
- Home InspectionWhole-home inspection of 10651 Dunkeld Cir, St Louis, MO 63137 identified multiple deficiencies including a dirty 1992 Lennox furnace needing service, inoperable oven and dishwasher, termite damage on exterior wood door, missing front porch handrails, damaged front storm door, and a crack in the dining room ceiling; no structural deficiencies were observed.
- Electrical100-amp overhead electrical service with Crouse-Hinds panel located in basement; breakers and smoke detectors tested satisfactory with no deficiencies noted.
- PlumbingCopper supply pipes and PVC waste pipes are in satisfactory condition; Rheem 40-gallon natural gas water heater manufactured in 2022 appears functional with T&P relief valve present.
- FoundationPoured concrete basement foundation is in satisfactory condition with no structural deficiencies, no moisture detected, and no deficiencies observed on basement walls; perimeter insulation is absent and adding insulation is suggested.
- PestOlder termite damage is present on the exterior of a wood door; no damage was observed anywhere else on the structure, and treatment is recommended unless the seller can prove prior treatment.
- WindowsExterior windows (wood, aluminum, and steel-framed basement windows) are in satisfactory condition with no deficiencies noted.
- HVACLennox furnace manufactured in 1992 is dirty and needs to be cleaned and serviced by an HVAC technician; Kelvinator 2-ton split system condenser (manufactured 2004) appears functional but is over 10 years old and should be serviced yearly.
- Roof3-tab shingle roof estimated 10 years old is in satisfactory condition; one asphalt shingle has lifted and needs to be sealed back down, and gutters need leaves and debris removed.
- UnclassifiedFrigidaire range oven is inoperable and needs repair per occupant; GE dishwasher is inoperable per occupant; damaged front storm door needs repair; missing handrails on front porch need replacement; loose exterior faucet at front porch needs to be secured; crack in dining room ceiling needs to be sealed.
10651 Dunkeld Circle
St. Louis, Missouri
St. Louis, Missouri
- Home InspectionWhole-home inspection of single-family property at 10333 Lilac Ave, St Louis, MO found the home in generally good shape with no structural deficiencies; five items flagged for repair or attention across exterior, roof, electrical, and plumbing systems.
- RoofShingled roof is estimated 10 years old with patching/repairs present; one shingle has come loose and needs to be reattached.
- ElectricalSmoke detectors are inoperable and need to be replaced with functioning smoke detectors; Siemens 100-amp service panel with breakers appears functional.
- PlumbingLoose vanity sink faucet in bathroom needs to be secured; kitchen sink water pressure is very low, likely due to a clogged filter screen in the faucet; Ruud 38-gallon natural gas water heater (manufactured 2005) appears functional.
- HVACLennox forced-air gas furnace (manufactured 2005) and Lennox 2-ton split-system condenser (manufactured 1998) both appear functional; furnace is over 10 years old and should be checked, cleaned, and serviced yearly by a licensed contractor.
- FoundationPoured concrete basement foundation shows no moisture detected and no deficiencies observed in walls; perimeter insulation is not visible and adding insulation is suggested.
- UnclassifiedExterior covering (lap wood siding and asbestos tiles) requires repair or replacement of damaged tiles, and wood siding at the front of the home needs to be scraped and painted.
10333 Lilac Avenue
St. Louis, Missouri
St. Louis, MO
- Home InspectionHome Inspection information documented.
- RoofRoof covering is 3-tab shingle and roll roofing estimated at 10 years old and rated satisfactory; ceiling damage in the middle bedroom is attributed to rain water leaking in during hard rains, indicating a potential roof leak; no gutters or downspouts are present.
- HVACCentral split system with DuCane forced-air gas furnace (manufactured 2021) and Coleman 2-ton electric AC condenser (manufactured 2022) both appear functional and rated satisfactory; kitchen exhaust fan for gas range is absent and installation is recommended.
- PlumbingCopper supply pipes and PVC waste pipes are satisfactory; General Electric 40-gallon natural gas water heater manufactured in 2007 appears functional but is approximately 16 years old.
- FoundationPoured concrete foundation with basement access inspected; no moisture detected, no structural deficiencies observed, and basement walls and floor rated satisfactory.
- PestNo termite damage or presence was observed; termite treatment appears to have been previously performed.
- ElectricalMultiple electrical deficiencies noted: GFI outlet at carport is inoperable; bathroom GFI outlet will not reset and needs replacement; kitchen GFI outlet has hot and ground wires reversed and needs rewiring; electrical outlets near the utility area are inoperable despite breakers being on; smoke detectors are missing throughout the home including near basement gas appliances.
- WindowsExterior windows include vinyl, aluminum, and steel-framed basement windows, all rated satisfactory with no deficiencies noted.
- UnclassifiedExterior trim damage on front corners of home and deteriorated hardboard siding over the front porch require repair.
10254 Valley Drive
St. Louis, MO
St. Louis, MO
- Home InspectionWhole-home inspection of single-family property identified multiple deficiencies across site, exterior, roofing, structure, electrical, HVAC, plumbing, and interior systems, including loose deck planks, missing/damaged fencing, foundation cracks, moisture intrusion, and various repair items.
- RoofMissing roof shingle on front of home, lifted shingles need pressed and sealed to prevent moisture intrusion, trees contacting and hanging over roof, and damaged fascia board next to chimney need to be addressed.
- ElectricalMissing smoke detectors need replacement, tree limbs are pushing on overhead power lines (contact Ameren), GFCI outlet absent in laundry area, and ungrounded two-prong outlets are present throughout the home.
- HVACHVAC system appears functional but furnace (approx. 7 years old, Rheem 2015) and AC compressor (approx. 16 years old, American Standard 2006) both need cleaning and servicing by an HVAC technician; bathroom ventilator is inoperable and needs repair.
- FoundationCracks observed in block foundation at front corner of home require sealing, and mortar cracks along SW corner of basement show active moisture intrusion tracking to where the wall meets the floor.
- PlumbingToilet is loose at the base and runs for an extended time — needs to be secured and valve flap adjusted; water heater (Envirotemp, 40 gal, natural gas, manufactured 2009) is aging and should be monitored.
- WindowsTwo windows have broken seals and need repair or replacement, one window has busted trim requiring repair, and several windows will not completely lock and need locking mechanisms adjusted.
- PestTermite damage observed to wood fence; no termite damage or active presence was observed to the structure, but annual treatment for termites and wood-destroying insects is recommended.

1009 Northdale Avenue
St. Louis, MO
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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Profile location and stated coverage
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 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 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 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 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 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 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 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 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 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 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 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 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 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 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 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 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 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 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.
Inspections, repairs, photos, document what you know about a property.