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Commercial buildings in West Tennessee—especially in and around Memphis—carry risk patterns that don’t always show up in national inspection templates or generic due diligence checklists. On the surface, many of these properties look familiar: brick facades, flat roofs, aging mechanical systems, incremental renovations. The difference is how soil, moisture, climate,
Crawlspace moisture is one of the most consistent inspection themes across West Tennessee. Homes in Memphis, Jackson, Brownsville, Dyersburg, and nearby communities share environmental conditions that make moisture management beneath the home especially important. Even houses that feel dry and comfortable inside can have crawlspaces that tell a very different
Crawlspace construction is common throughout West Tennessee, particularly in and around Memphis, Jackson, Brownsville, Dyersburg, and surrounding rural areas. While crawlspaces can perform well when properly designed and maintained, inspections in this region consistently reveal a set of recurring issues tied to soil conditions, moisture patterns, and older construction practices.
After inspecting hundreds of homes across West Tennessee, I’ve learned one thing for sure — you never know what you’re going to find when you open an attic hatch, crawl under a house, or pull the cover off an electrical panel. Every home has its surprises, but some stick with
If you’ve ever bought or sold a home in another part of the country, you’ve probably heard of radon testing. But here in West Tennessee, many homeowners assume it’s not something they need to worry about. Unfortunately, that assumption can be costly — because radon gas doesn’t stop at state
Buying a home is one of the biggest financial and emotional decisions you’ll ever make. It’s exciting — but also nerve-wracking — especially when you start wondering what’s hiding behind the walls, under the floors, or on top of the roof. That’s where a trusted home inspector makes all the
