Steve Rodriguez 
A master home inspector’s reflection on egress window wells in Kansas City, MO. homes, with bedroom conformity and code compliance guidance During the foundation inspection of an occupied 4-year-old ranch-style home in the Genesis Place at Green Hills subdivision of Kansas City, MO, MO Friday morning, I found a properly installed basement egress window well … Read more
Published: January 2026 Keep Your Home Warm And Efficient This Winter When cold Canadian weather sets in, some homes feel chilly no matter how high you turn up the heat. Uneven room temperatures, higher heating bills, and cold spots near windows or doors are all signs that warm air is escaping and cold air is … Read more
A master home inspector’s report on a radon mitigation system violation in Olathe home, with safety warnings and repair guidance Last Wednesday morning during the home inspection of a vacant 50-year-old 2-story home in the Brougham Village subdivision of Olathe, I found a radon mitigation system installed and running, but the sump pit was uncovered … Read more
A home inspector’s reflection on hail damage in Raymore homes, with repair costs and timeline expectations Last Monday morning during the roof inspection of a vacant 39-year-old raised ranch in the Foxhaven subdivision of Raymore, I found extremely old, worn, and hail damaged roof shingles. The roof shingles were in terrible shape. The hail damage … Read more
A home inspector’s findings on electrical service cables in Grandview homes, with safety warnings and repair costs Last Tuesday morning during the electrical inspection of a vacant 63-year-old ranch-style home in the Meadowmere subdivision of Grandview, I found that the incoming service cables were making contact and rubbing roof shingles and sharp drip edge flashing. … Read more
Published: January 2026 When Should You Replace Your Water Heater? A Homeowner’s Guide Your water heater is an essential appliance in your home, providing hot water for showers, laundry, and dishwashing. However, like all appliances, it won’t last forever. Over time, water heaters can lose efficiency, suffer from wear and tear, and ultimately fail. Understanding … Read more
A home inspector’s findings on cast iron drains in Kansas City, MO homes, with lifespan expectations and maintenance guidance Last Friday morning during the plumbing inspection of an occupied 60-year-old raised ranch home in the Bannister Slopes subdivision of South Kansas City, I found lead and cast iron pipes in the garage and basement. These … Read more
A home inspector’s understanding of Pushmatic panels in Kansas City, MO homes, with safety warnings and panel replacement costs Last Wednesday morning during the electrical inspection of a vacant 53-year-old reverse 1.5-story home in the Coves subdivision of Kansas City, MO, I found a Pushmatic panel. Pushmatic panels were never officially recalled, but they’re considered … Read more
A home inspector’s account of fire damage in Kansas City, MO homes, with warning signs and repair costs Tuesday afternoon during the roof inspection of an occupied 76-year-old 2-story home in the Moore’s Southland subdivision of Kansas City, MO, I found the framing members for the entire home painted white. The attic was white and … Read more
A home inspector’s findings on service entrance cables in Raytown homes, with repair costs and safety warnings Tuesday morning during the electrical inspection of an occupied 73-year-old ranch-style home in the Military Heights subdivision of Raytown, I found that the overhead service entrance cables had pulled loose from the siding. The cables were still carrying … Read more
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