Lamson Inspection Services LLC

🏠 BEFORE YOU BUY IT… INSPECT IT!

The house may look perfect—but what you can't see could cost you.

🔎 Let LIS Home Inspections take a closer look.

✔️ Professional
✔️ Thorough
✔️ Detailed
✔️ Buyer-focused

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LIS Home Inspections
🔍 Look Beyond the Surface.

A Texas home inspection is more than a formality, it’s one of the most important steps in protecting your investment. The climate and age of local homes mean there are key items you must pay attention to.
Here’s your essential checklist:
✔ Roof + Gutters
Texas weather can be tough on roofs. Hail, snow, and sun exposure make this one of the first things to inspect.
✔ HVAC + Furnace
Heating is critical in our climate. Ensure systems are efficient, safe, and recently serviced.
✔ Electrical + Plumbing
Older homes especially need careful review for code updates, leaks, or outdated systems.
✔ Foundation + Grading
Texas soil can expand and contract, proper grading prevents water issues and long-term structural damage.
✔ Windows + Insulation
Energy-efficient windows and proper insulation help control Texas' seasonal temperature swings.
✔ Exterior Siding
Especially in wildfire-risk or high-sun areas, siding condition matters for safety and durability.
A thorough inspection gives you clarity, bargaining power, and peace of mind, three things every Texas buyer deserves.

Did this beautiful home for some great clients. They just wanted some peace of mind before they sell.

Hey friends, have you noticed a crack in the wall, a leaky faucet or just thought is everything really safe?" That's where Lamson Inspection Services comes in! Whether you're buying, selling, or just taking care of your own home, a professional inspection can catch little issues before they become big, expensive surprises. So, if you've been wondering whether to get something checked out, reach out to Lamson Inspection Services. Your home is one of your biggest investments. Let's keep it safe.

🏠 HOME INSPECTION TIP: TRUSS BRACING
Trusses are designed to work as a system, and proper bracing helps keep them stable and properly aligned. When required bracing or bracing brackets are missing, improperly installed, or not adequately secured, the truss system may be more susceptible to movement or deflection.
🔎 During a home inspection: Look for missing or inadequate bracing, loose connections, and other visible conditions that may affect the truss system.
⚠️ Important: Not every truss requires the same type or configuration of bracing. Installation should be consistent with the truss manufacturer’s specifications and applicable requirements.
When in doubt, recommend evaluation by a qualified professional.
🏡 LIS — Protecting Your Investment, One Inspection at a Time.