Healthy Home and Mold Inspections

Healthy Home and Mold Inspections Healthy Home and Mold Inspections provides the highest-rated home inspections in Northwest Arkansas and the surrounding region.

As a leader in environmental health and structural integrity, we offer Buyer Inspections, Mold and Radon Testing, and Infrared. We provide high quality home inspections for the state of the Arkansas by providing numerous difference services to meet your families needs. All Buyer and Maintenance Inspections come with a complimentary lifetime consultation. Our team is truly different from other insp

ection firms by adding each client to our family for years to come, you have us on your team for the life of your new home!

You know that signature "new house smell"? It’s actually the sound of brand-new building materials off-gassing chemical ...
06/10/2026

You know that signature "new house smell"? It’s actually the sound of brand-new building materials off-gassing chemical compounds into the indoor air.

​I just wrapped up a new construction home inspection in Centerton, Arkansas, and included an indoor air quality (IAQ) test. The results? Unhealthy, elevated levels of formaldehyde and volatile organic compounds (VOCs).

​When a new home is tightly sealed up without proper ventilation before the buyers move in, these chemicals trap easily. From new cabinetry and flooring to fresh paint and adhesives, these hidden pollutants can trigger respiratory irritation, headaches, and allergies.

​Buying a new build doesn't mean skipping the inspection. Protecting your family starts with knowing exactly what’s in the air you’re breathing.

​Looking at a new home in Northwest Arkansas? Let’s make sure it’s truly safe, inside and out. 🏠✨

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06/07/2026

Welcome to another episode of "What were the builders thinking?" Today we’re inspecting a massive estate, but the crawl space layout tells a completely different story.

​Deep in the center of this incredibly tight, low-clearance crawl space sits a tiny, undersized water heater. Not only is it vastly too small for a house of this size, but look at the accessibility! If this tank ever leaks or needs a standard replacement, a plumber is going to have to practically teleport it out of here. There is zero clearance and zero functional access.

​This is exactly why you don't skip the home inspection process, even on brand new or high-end luxury real estate. Builders make mistakes, and a certified home inspector is your last line of defense before you sign on the dotted line.

​What would you do if you found this under your dream home? Let me know in the comments! 👇

05/28/2026

"We’ve always done it this way." 🛠️

​Those six words are the most expensive words in home building.

​Take a look at this brand-new construction build out in Bella Vista. From the street, everything looks flawless. But when you get up close on the composite siding, you notice a massive, invisible vulnerability: missing Z-flashing on the horizontal wall joints.

​A lot of installers skip this step because "it's how they've always done it," or because they assume the house wrap is doing all the heavy lifting. But manufacturer standards exist for a reason. Z-flashing is specifically engineered to route water out and away from the home. Without it, you are relying entirely on caulk—which shrinks, cracks, and fails within a few years—inviting moisture, rot, and structural headaches right into the wall cavity.

​So I have to ask you: If it was your hard-earned money on the line for a new build, which would you prefer?

​1️⃣ A home built strictly to manufacturer standards, exactly how the engineers designed it to work?
2️⃣ A home built based on whatever the installer felt like doing that day?

​Drop your thoughts in the comments. 👇

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05/26/2026

You think a brand-new home means zero issues? Think again. 🛠️🏡

​During a recent new construction inspection right here in Northwest Arkansas, I pulled the dead front off the electrical subpanel and noticed something alarming: a wire was literally melting.

​Upon closer investigation, the culprit wasn't a power surge—the lug was never fully tightened. This loose connection created high resistance, leading to extreme heat buildup. If this hadn’t been caught, it was a major house fire waiting to happen. 🔥❌

​This is exactly why you never skip a home inspection on a new build. Builders are moving fast, mistakes happen, and what you can't see can hurt you.

​Watch the video to see exactly what I found!

​👇 Drop a comment below: Would you have thought to check a brand-new electrical panel?

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05/21/2026

Most buyers pray for clear skies on inspection day, but home inspectors secretly love a downpour. Why? Because the rain does the heavy lifting for us.

​In this video, a steady Northwest Arkansas rain helped me track down a hidden moisture intrusion that would have been invisible on a sunny day. By leveraging thermal imaging (infrared technology), we caught this active leak right as it was happening—saving my clients thousands in potential structural repairs and mold remediation before they even closed the deal.

​Thermal cameras don't actually see water; they map surface temperature differentials. When rainwater seeps into insulation or drywall, it creates a cold spot that glows on an infrared scan.

​Whether you are buying a house, selling, or just keeping up with annual home maintenance, a certified home inspector with the right building science tech is your best line of defense.

05/14/2026

Think "new construction" means everything is perfect? Think again. In this video, I’m at a brand-new home where the fire-rated garage entry door has a major fail. Instead of automatically closing to protect the living space, the hinges are so poorly adjusted that the door swings wide open on its own.

​In a fire, seconds count. A self-closing door isn't just a convenience; it’s a critical safety barrier designed to keep heat, flames, and carbon monoxide out of your home.

​Don't assume—inspect.

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05/08/2026

🏗️ New Construction... or New Obstacle Course?

You can’t make this up! I’m out here in Northwest Arkansas doing a new construction inspection, and I found a gas line running directly in front of the electrical shut-off.

​The best part? The city inspector wedged the "Passed" tag right between the two! 🤦‍♂️ Safety is about more than just checking boxes; it’s about making sure your home's systems actually work together.

​In a real emergency, you need to reach that shut-off fast. This is exactly why a third-party home inspection is a must, even on a brand-new build.

​Don’t assume it’s perfect just because it’s new.

04/25/2026

The dog in question: 🦖
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04/17/2026

Check out what I found during a recent inspection in Pea Ridge! At first glance, this shower looked perfectly fine. I ran the water and tested the surround just like any standard inspection, but it wasn't until I pulled out the thermal imaging camera that the real story emerged.

​The infrared scan revealed a slow leak seeping under the wall, traveling directly into the bedroom and soaking into the carpet. Without thermal technology, this hidden moisture would have gone undetected, potentially leading to major mold issues and structural rot down the road.

​This is exactly why choosing an inspector who utilizes high-tech tools is a game-changer. I don't just look at a house; I look through it to ensure your investment is truly protected.

​Found a leak? Need a thorough look? Text me to schedule your next inspection!

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