Daily Bread Inspections

“This house doesn’t need an inspection, it’s fully renovated.”🫠

Cool. Let’s take a look.
→ Hose bib dripping so long the leak froze solid
→ Fridge parked directly in front of the water heater access
→ Laundry blocking the electrical panel
→ Exposed wire ends just hanging in the attic

Fresh paint hides a lot. New floors hide more. Always be aware of flips.

Never waive your inspection. Especially on a “fully renovated” home.

📍 DM to book.

What’s the right clearance for your attic? 🪜 Inspector Adam is breaking it down so you don’t have to guess. A small detail that makes a big difference for safety, ventilation, and resale value

New construction ≠ perfect construction. Here’s what we found at today’s inspection 👇 Even brand-new homes have issues. Always get an inspection before closing.

You see it yet? 👀

The rafters are misfired to the ridge. Translation: they don’t actually connect. The wood that’s supposed to carry your entire roof load is just floating.

And somebody was about to drywall over it and call it done.
This is your sign. Hire your own inspector. Every time.
Drop a 🚩 if you’d want to know about this before closing.

POV: you never have to run inside again 🚽😂

This garage came fully equipped… not something you see every day.

Honestly… convenient or weird? You decide 👀

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You think the house is fine… until we go under it 👀

🐍 Shed snake skin in the crawlspace
🐜 Termite damage already happening
💧 Active water leak

And this is exactly why you don’t skip the inspection.

What you don’t see will cost you the most.

Reason #539 🏡🔍

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Daily Bread Inspections 🍞🏠