Property records for 30 Graeler Drive, St. Louis, MO 63146

Available findings

• RadonWork status not resolved

  Radon test conducted July 29–31, 2026 at 30 Graeler Dr, St Louis, MO using RadStar RS300 (Serial# redacted); average 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.

• SewerWork status not resolved

  Sewer 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.

• PestWork status not resolved

  Visible 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.

• ElectricalWork status not resolved

  Tree limbs encroaching on overhead power lines require trimming by redacted; exposed 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.

• Home InspectionWork status not resolved

  Whole-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.

• HVACWork status not resolved

  Lennox 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.

• PestWork status not resolved

  Older 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.

• PlumbingWork status not resolved

  Tree 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.

• RoofWork status not resolved

  Squirrels 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.

• WindowsWork status not resolved

  Four windows and the rear patio door have broken seals and need repair or replacement; one broken rear-facing window pane also requires replacement.