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I always appreciate when homeowners in the Carolinas take the time to share their experience, especially when they’ve wo...
05/28/2026

I always appreciate when homeowners in the Carolinas take the time to share their experience, especially when they’ve worked with us more than once.

Here’s a recent 5-star review from Trent Thurston, a ClearVUE customer:
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“I have used ClearVUE as a home inspection company for multiple houses now and each time they exceed my expectations. Ryan and team offer the best customer experience from scheduling to walking through the results. Each time I use them I feel at ease and confident in the house I am purchasing. Also don't forget to use them with new builds as well!” – Trent Thurston

A lot of what I focus on is making sure people feel clear and confident about their home—whether it’s a resale or a new build.

If you’re dealing with post-winter concerns or getting ready to buy, it’s always better to have a full understanding of what you’re walking into.

👉 [https://clearvuehomeinspection.com/]

– Ryan Pigg

When I handle post-winter inspections in the Carolinas, I focus on what changed over the colder months.I start with a fu...
05/21/2026

When I handle post-winter inspections in the Carolinas, I focus on what changed over the colder months.

I start with a full exterior check—looking for gaps, entry points, and areas where sealing has broken down.

Then I move into the attic and crawlspace to check insulation, ventilation, and any signs of activity.

Most of the time, the solution comes down to sealing entry points, correcting insulation issues, and making sure airflow is working properly again.

Catching these things early is what keeps small problems from turning into larger ones.

You can read more about how I handle these inspections across the Carolinas here:
👉 [https://clearvuehomeinspection.com/]

– Ryan Pigg

Before calling anyone, there are a few things I usually suggest homeowners in the Carolinas check after winter.First, wa...
05/14/2026

Before calling anyone, there are a few things I usually suggest homeowners in the Carolinas check after winter.

First, walk around the outside of your home and look closely at small gaps, especially near vents, rooflines, and where pipes or wires come through.

Second, take a quick look in the attic if you can. If insulation looks uneven or pushed around, that’s usually a sign something has been active.

Third, pay attention to new smells—especially musty ones that don’t go away.

Also, notice if certain rooms feel warmer or cooler than others, since that can point to airflow or insulation issues.

These steps won’t fix everything, but they help catch problems early before they grow.

I explained more about what I found during a recent post-winter inspection in my journal.

👉 [https://clearvuehomeinspection.com/post-winter-home-check-catching-issues-early]

– Ryan Pigg

May is when I start getting more calls across the Carolinas about issues that showed up after winter.Most of the time, i...
05/07/2026

May is when I start getting more calls across the Carolinas about issues that showed up after winter.

Most of the time, it’s not something obvious right away. It starts with a smell in the attic, uneven temperatures in a few rooms, or light sounds that weren’t there before.

In a lot of homes, I find small gaps that opened up over winter or were never sealed properly to begin with. That creates easy entry points for rodents and also affects insulation and airflow.

On top of that, winter moisture can sit in the attic longer than people realize, which adds to the problem.

These issues usually build quietly over a few months and show up once the weather changes.

I broke down a recent post-winter inspection I handled here in the Carolinas and what I found.

👉 [https://clearvuehomeinspection.com/post-winter-home-check-catching-issues-early]

– Ryan Pigg

A Carolinas customer, Sherry Fields, shared this after a recent inspection:⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️“Ryan Pigg did an excellent job ins...
04/23/2026

A Carolinas customer, Sherry Fields, shared this after a recent inspection:
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“Ryan Pigg did an excellent job inspecting our new home. He was very knowledgeable, professional, thorough and communicated very well when reviewing the findings! I would confidently recommend ClearVUE Home Inspection!” – Sherry Fields

This is what most homeowners are looking for after they move in—clear answers and understanding what’s actually going on in their home.

If you’d like to learn more about how I handle post-build inspections across the Carolinas:
👉 [https://clearvuehomeinspection.com/]

– Ryan Pigg

When I inspect homes after move-in here in the Carolinas, I’m focused on how the house is actually performing—not just h...
04/20/2026

When I inspect homes after move-in here in the Carolinas, I’m focused on how the house is actually performing—not just how it looks.

I check exterior sealing, attic spaces, insulation coverage, and airflow between rooms.

I also look for early signs of pest entry or areas where something could become a problem later.

Most of the time, it’s not about major repairs.

It’s about finding small issues early and correcting them before they turn into something bigger.

That’s usually what matters most after the build is done.

If you want to see how I approach these inspections, you can read more here:
👉 [https://clearvuehomeinspection.com/newconstructioninspections]

– Ryan Pigg

After you move into a home in the Carolinas, there are a few simple things I always suggest keeping an eye on.Walk the o...
04/16/2026

After you move into a home in the Carolinas, there are a few simple things I always suggest keeping an eye on.

Walk the outside of the home and look for small gaps, especially where pipes or wires come in.

Check attic areas once in a while for insulation that looks disturbed.

Pay attention to rooms that feel warmer or colder than others.

Listen for new sounds, especially at night, that weren’t there before.

These aren’t big problems at first.

They usually show up slowly, and catching them early makes things easier.

I shared a recent example of this in my journal and what the homeowner did once they noticed it.
👉 [https://clearvuehomeinspection.com/after-the-build-a-recent-job-and-some-homeowner-tips]

– Ryan Pigg

After a home is finished and people move in, that’s usually when I start getting calls here in the Carolinas.Not because...
04/09/2026

After a home is finished and people move in, that’s usually when I start getting calls here in the Carolinas.

Not because something major failed—but because small things start showing up.
It’s usually uneven temperatures, small gaps around the exterior, or signs that something got into the attic.

These are the kinds of issues that don’t show up during a final walkthrough.

I see a lot of homes where small construction details—like sealing, insulation, or airflow—were missed at the end of the build.

On their own, they don’t seem like much.

But over time, they turn into comfort issues, higher energy bills, or even pest entry.

I recently walked through a home dealing with exactly this after move-in and broke it down in my latest journal.
👉 [https://clearvuehomeinspection.com/after-the-build-a-recent-job-and-some-homeowner-tips]

– Ryan Pigg

“Ryan did a great job with the due diligence inspection. He’s very knowledgeable, very personable, and open to questions...
03/26/2026

“Ryan did a great job with the due diligence inspection. He’s very knowledgeable, very personable, and open to questions.” — Matt Davis

I appreciate reviews like this. My goal during every inspection in North and South Carolina is to explain what I see clearly and make sure homeowners understand their investment.

[https://clearvuehomeinspection.com/]

Ryan – Owner – ClearVUE

When I perform a pre-drywall inspection, I take my time.This is the one opportunity I have to see everything behind the ...
03/24/2026

When I perform a pre-drywall inspection, I take my time.

This is the one opportunity I have to see everything behind the walls before it disappears.

I check framing connections, plumbing routes, electrical placement, HVAC rough-ins, and insulation coverage.

I’m not looking for perfection — I’m looking for things that could create problems down the road.

In the Carolinas, I’ve seen small corrections at this stage prevent major repairs later.
Visit our website: [https://clearvuehomeinspection.com/predrywallinspections]

Ryan – Owner – ClearVUE

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