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30 Graeler Drive

St. Louis, MO 6314638.6913°N, 90.4240°W

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Radon · Radon test result above EPA action level of 4 pCi/L · 2026
Electrical · Multiple electrical issues found including ungrounded outlets and broken GFCI · 2026
Sewer · Tree roots found cracking sewer pipe with heavy scaling present · 2026
Plumbing · Water heater from 2002 is functional but nearing end of lifespan · 2026
Pest · Older termite damage found on door trim and wood fence · 2026

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First documented event: Jul 2026

Latest documented event: Jul 2026

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Inspected Jul 29, 2026Uploaded Aug 8, 2026

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On July 29, 2026, Greensmith Home Inspection llc documented Electrical, HVAC, Home Inspection, and 6 other topics at 30 Graeler Drive, St. Louis, MO 63146.

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Electrical,
HVAC,
Home Inspection,
Pest,
Plumbing,
Radon,
Roof,
Sewer,
Windows

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Home InspectionWhole-home inspection of 30 Graeler Drive found the property in generally good condition with no structural issues; deficiencies noted across site, roofing, electrical, plumbing, pest, and windows systems.
Radonaverage result was 5.1 pCi/L, with a minimum of 0.6 pCi/L and a maximum of 12.1 pCi/L over the 47-hour test period
SewerSewer lateral inspection found tree roots intruding into one small section of cast-iron pipe indicating a crack, with heavy scaling also present; inspector recommends hydroflushing and re-cameraing the lines, with cabling/clearing and root foam as a potential remediation option.
PestVisible evidence of wood destroying insects found: older termite damage on wood trim around door and on wood fence; borate-based solution treatment recommended; no live insects observed.
Electricalexposed wood from previously removed meter needs covering. rear patio GFCI outlet won't reset and remains hot after tripping. second exterior outlet needs GFCI replacement. laundry room lacks GFCI outlet. 2-prong ungrounded outlets present throughout interior
HVACLennox 2.5-ton AC condenser (manufactured 2007) operates properly but needs annual cleaning and servicing due to age; Goodman electric furnace (manufactured 2026) is performing properly.
PestOlder termite damage present on wood trim around the garage door and on the wood fence; replacement of damaged wood and borate-based treatment (Bora-Care) recommended.
PlumbingTree roots have intruded into one section of cast-iron waste pipe indicating a crack, with heavy scaling present; hydroflush and re-camera recommended; Bradford White 50-gallon gas water heater (manufactured 2002) is functional but nearing end of expected lifespan.
RoofSquirrels have chewed the flashing on one roof vent pipe almost completely; vent pipe flashing requires replacement; architectural shingles estimated 7–10 years old and otherwise satisfactory.
WindowsFour windows and the rear patio door have broken seals and need repair or replacement; one broken rear-facing window pane also requires replacement.