J.B. Simpson Home Inspection

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Simpson Home Inspection, customer service is not just a catchy buzzword, it is what drives every aspect of our business and it shines through with every inspection performed.

Do you have any tree limbs that are making contact with your roof? It may be time to trim some limbs! Tree limbs making ...
06/16/2026

Do you have any tree limbs that are making contact with your roof?
It may be time to trim some limbs!

Tree limbs making contact with your roof can cause damage to your shingles and allow moisture and pests a direct path to your roof. This is an affordable maintenance item that can save you lots of trouble (and money) down the line!

06/13/2026

Falling insulation is often a really easy maintenance issue. It’s typically held in place by a little tension rod and you can just pop it back in, as Jeremy demonstrates in this video.


06/11/2026

The crawlspace may be out of sight, but it shouldn't be out of mind.

Some of the most common issues we find include:

✔️ Moisture
✔️ Damaged v***r barriers
✔️ Fallen insulation
✔️ Wood rot
✔️ Structural concerns

A lot can be hiding underneath your home, which is why we take a close look during every inspection.

Ready to book your inspection? Visit the link in our bio now!

One of the most common issues we find in attics? Bathroom exhaust fans that vent directly into the attic instead of outs...
06/09/2026

One of the most common issues we find in attics? Bathroom exhaust fans that vent directly into the attic instead of outside.

It may not seem like a big deal, but every hot shower sends moisture into that attic space. When that moisture has nowhere to go, it can lead to mold growth, damaged insulation, wood deterioration, and other costly issues over time.

Your bathroom fan should be exhausting that moisture to the exterior of the home, not into the attic. It's a small detail that can make a big difference.

Have you ever noticed small openings at the bottom of a brick wall and wondered why they're there?Those are called weep ...
06/05/2026

Have you ever noticed small openings at the bottom of a brick wall and wondered why they're there?

Those are called weep holes, and they're actually supposed to be there. Their job is to allow moisture that gets behind the brick to drain out instead of becoming trapped inside the wall.

In these photos, you'll notice some weep holes have screens while others don't. The screens help keep insects and pests from making themselves at home inside the wall cavity while still allowing water to drain properly.

Since some of the weep holes were missing screens, we recommended adding them as a simple way to help keep unwanted visitors out.

06/01/2026

Words cannot describe how much this ride means to me. It is such a blessing to see the way the community comes together to support these kids.

This year we had:
🏍 over 100 bikes
🧍‍♂️🧍‍♀️🧍 even more participants
💲$27,293 donated

None of this would have been possible without every individual and business that donated, everyone who volunteered and every person who participated.

THANK YOU from the bottom of my heart for making this year's ride successful. See you next year!

It’s never a good sign when you can see daylight coming though the walls of your foundation. Holes like this can allow f...
05/29/2026

It’s never a good sign when you can see daylight coming though the walls of your foundation. Holes like this can allow for water or pest intrusion, and should definitely be addressed by a qualified contractor.

05/27/2026

Home inspections don't have to be scary!

We always encourage our buyers and buyer agents to come for review after an inspection. Our reports are very thorough and can include lots of maintenance items, which can be overwhelming, particularly if you've never been through this process before.

We're here to help you make sense of it all and put you at ease so you feel confident and informed during your home purchase.

Ready to book your inspection? Visit the link in our bio!

05/26/2026

Are you a new real estate agent? At J.B. Simpson Home Inspection, we’ve got your back.

Walking homes can feel overwhelming when you’re new.

There’s so much to take in, and it takes time to know what to look for.

That’s why we take an education-first approach.

We don’t just inspect the home, we help you understand what you’re seeing so you can feel confident during showings.

Because when you feel confident, your buyers feel confident too.

Let’s walk your next home together.

Visit the link in our bio to schedule your home inspection now.

Today we honor and remember the brave men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice for our freedom!
05/25/2026

Today we honor and remember the brave men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice for our freedom!

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Apex, NC
27502, 27523, 27539

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