Document
- Electrical
- Foundation
- HVAC
- Home Inspection
- Mold
- Plumbing
- Roof
- Sewer
On August 7, 2026, Greensmith Home Inspection llc documented Electrical, Foundation, HVAC, and 5 other topics at 3243 Delor Street, St. Louis, MO 63111.
- Record date
Available findings
- ElectricalWork status not resolved
Both Unit #1 and Unit #2 have Eaton 100-amp service panels with breakers located in the basement; smoke detectors present in both units.
- FoundationWork status not resolved
Basement foundation of stone construction with wood-framed floors and masonry wall structure; no structural issues detected.
- Home InspectionWork status not resolved
Whole-home inspection of two-family building at 3243 Delor St found the property in generally good condition with no structural issues; six deficiencies identified across roofing, HVAC, plumbing, and mold.
- HVACWork status not resolved
Unit #1 has a 1998 York gas furnace (92,000 BTU) that has hit the end of expected life; Unit #2 has a 2019 Comfortmaker gas furnace (66,000 BTU), but the central AC is inoperable per the occupant — 3 AC condensers on roof (2 older, 1 newer), and the occupant relies on window units; missing dryer exhaust vents also noted in Unit #2 laundry.
- MoldWork status not resolved
Mildew has formed inside the bathroom sink cabinet in Unit #2 as a result of the ongoing plumbing leak under the sink.
- PlumbingWork status not resolved
Unit #2 bathroom sink has an active plumbing leak that has persisted for months despite a report to property management; both basement laundry hookups drain into the laundry sink (improperly plumbed) and the laundry sink faucet is inoperable; both units have 2018 Rheem 40-gallon electric water heaters.
- RoofWork status not resolved
TPO roofing estimated 1-2 years old and in great shape; deficiency noted — soffit damage on the front corner of the building requires repair.
- SewerWork status not resolved
No damages or obstructions were observed to the sewer lateral lines.
- SewerWork status not resolved
Sewer lateral inspection found lines open and flowing with no visible damage; lines are PVC all the way to the city's main connection.