Busy Bea Home Inspection, LLC walks the roof during home and commercial inspections most of the time. If the height of the roof is too high or the roof is too steep to walk safely, a doca-pole is used to take many remote digital photographs, which are later studied by zooming in and looking for any damage. #homeinspection #foofinspection #alexandrabusinees #cenla

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Large amounts of moisture may soak into the pad beneath the carpet. Carpets may come into contact with moisture in bathrooms from these sources: Wet feet/ wet body dripping on carpet after shower / bath Condensation from shower steam Tub or shower water splashing Water splashes from sink. Water dripping from the vanity. Toilet leaks The presence of moisture in the carpet pad will lead to the growth of decay fungi on the wood or oriented strand board (OSB) sub-floor. The sub-f

Septic systems are inherently basically gross. They are, after all, very large containers of human waste. Many things can go wrong if they're not properly and regularly maintained. Here are some of the horrible things occasionally seen. There are things that you can do to prevent them from happening to you! 1. Build-up of human waste Assuming that “treatment chemicals” will keep the septic system clean and allowing sludge (solids…raw garbage & human waste) to build up – not

With the proper planning, over 75% of individuals who give up their homes, for health or physical reasons could remain at home! “Aging in Place” modifications requires more than a few grab bars. Busy Bea Home Inspection, LLC has the engineering expertise and can inspect your home and provide a thorough and comprehensive list of modification necessary for remaining in your own home through the “Golden Years”. #againginplace #goldenyears #alternativestonursinghomes #homeinspec

Busy Bea Home Inspection looks for moisture intrusion problems! Moisture intrusion can damage building components, as well as possibly lead to health problems for the building's occupants. Some common moisture-related problems include: • Structural wood decay (damage to the “bones of the building”); • High indoor humidity and resulting condensation (damage to flooring, sheetrock, furniture, etc.) The climate issue in our area is high outdoor humidity and low indoor tempera

I will inspect your roof, attic, crawlspace, electrical, plumbing, "shrubbery" AND much more!! Please call Busy Bea Home Inspection, LLC for home inspections, commercial inspections, pre-sale inspections, etc #Shrubbery #MontyPython #homeinspection

Mold in the Attic - Is it an Issue? I always look for signs of organic growth in the home, under the home, and in the attic. However, the growth of "mold" can not be confirmed without an actual laboratory test. It is important to know that mold in the attic is not likely an indoor air quality issue due to the stack effect. However, mold in a crawl space below your house could contribute mold spores to interior air, which is no guarantee of a health hazard, but simply a statem

Sellers: How to Prepare for Your Home Inspection Busy Bea Home Inspection, LLC goes through a very thorough checklist. We look at literally everything. Sellers can do things to prepare for the inspection to avoid unnecessary blemishes on the report. Here are some quick things to double check before your home inspection: • Keep receipts of any maintenance or routine services you’ve ever had on your home or its components. Have them organized and ready to show to inspectors and

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