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AmeriSpec Home Inspection Services - Mount Laurel, NJ

Name: AmeriSpec Home Inspection Services - Mount Laurel, NJ
Address: 19 Marter Avenue, Mount Laurel, NJ, 08054, US
Telephone: +18566495946

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AmeriSpec is the local home inspection and specialty services authority you can trust.

We offer more than 35 years of experience and over two million home inspections performed. AmeriSpec Inspection Services is the local home inspection authority you can trust. Voted the #1 home inspection company by BobVila™ and Forbes Advisor, we offer more than 35 years of experience and over two million home inspections performed. We provide industry leading home inspection training to AmeriSpec home inspectors by combining classroom instruction, in-field home inspections, and hands-on technical training led by instructors with over 20 years in the business. AmeriSpec is a respected national brand with home inspectors who exceed real estate agent, home buyer, first time home buyer and home seller expectations. Our expert home inspectors also offer a wide range of in demand specialty home inspection services.

04/26/2026

Recent inspection in Gloucester County, NJ: I evaluated a home built in 2018 with a stucco and stone veneer exterior and observed that visible weep screens were absent at portions of the wall assembly.

Many buyers assume newer construction is problem-free, but exterior wall systems still need proper moisture-management details. Weep screens are important because they allow incidental moisture behind the stucco or stone veneer to drain out at the base of the wall while helping promote drying.

Because this home was built in 2018, these drainage details would generally be expected under the building standards and installation practices in place at that time. Modern stucco and manufactured stone veneer systems are typically designed as drained wall assemblies with water-resistive barriers, flashing, and drainage terminations such as weep screens.

When these components are missing, blocked, or improperly installed, moisture can become trapped behind the exterior finish and may lead to concealed damage over time.

This is why a detailed home inspection matters—even on newer homes. Construction age does not always guarantee proper installation.

If you're buying in Gloucester County or South Jersey, make sure your inspection includes careful evaluation of exterior cladding, flashing details, drainage components, and other moisture-prone areas.

03/24/2026

During a recent home inspection of a 1949 second-floor room, an infrared scan of an exterior wall revealed a cold thermal anomaly that was not obvious to the naked eye.

The dark area in the infrared image suggests that a through-wall A/C unit was likely installed there at one time. Although the opening was covered over, it appears the area was not properly insulated when the old unit was removed.

What this can mean for the homeowner:
Poor insulation in this section of wall can allow heat loss in the winter, heat gain in the summer, and may lead to comfort issues and reduced energy efficiency.

This is a good example of why infrared can be such a valuable part of a home inspection. What looks normal on the surface can sometimes tell a different story when scanned.

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02/21/2026

Grateful for kind words like this ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

Helping clients feel informed and confident during one of the biggest purchases of their lives is always the goal. I take pride in being thorough, explaining what matters most, and delivering clear, easy-to-read reports—so there are no surprises after closing.

01/30/2026

Stucco isn’t “maintenance-free” — and this inspection proved why.

During a recent invasive stucco inspection, we drilled below a window to take a moisture reading. The drill penetrated the wall, and we couldn’t obtain an accurate moisture reading because the substrate behind the stucco had already deteriorated due to long-term moisture intrusion.

What caused it?
✅ A hole in the EPS band
✅ Missing/failed sealant at the bottom of the window, including an open gap that allowed water to enter behind the stucco

Once water gets behind EIFS/stucco, it can become trapped and quietly damage the wall system over time — often without obvious signs inside the home.

Big takeaway for homeowners:
Stucco/EIFS requires periodic maintenance, especially at:

* Window and door perimeters
* EPS bands / decorative trim
* Any wall pe*******ons

If sealant is cracked, missing, or separating, it’s time to have it repaired before it turns into a hidden structural issue.

If you have a stucco home in South Jersey (Camden, Burlington, Gloucester Counties) and want peace of mind, an invasive stucco inspection can help confirm what’s happening behind the finish.

01/26/2026

Nothing means more than hearing feedback like this. 🙌
Thank you for the 5-star review and for trusting AmeriSpec Home Inspection Services. We work hard to provide the most detailed, honest, and reliable inspections possible—because you deserve to feel informed and protected during one of the biggest purchases of your life.

Thank you again! ⭐️

01/25/2026

Infrared Finds Moisture Behind EIFS (Synthetic Stucco)

During a recent inspection, I used an infrared (FLIR) camera to help identify suspected water pe*******on behind an EIFS exterior on the front of a home.

What is EIFS?
EIFS stands for Exterior Insulation and Finish System—often called synthetic stucco. It’s a layered wall system that typically includes foam insulation, a base coat with reinforcing mesh, and a finish coat. When it’s installed and flashed correctly, it can perform well—but if water gets in around windows, doors, pe*******ons, or improper flashing, moisture can become trapped behind the finish.

Why infrared helps:
Infrared imaging is a non-invasive way to spot temperature patterns that can be consistent with trapped moisture (cooler “anomalies” compared to surrounding dry areas). This can help pinpoint where further evaluation is needed—often before visible interior damage shows up.

If EIFS moisture is suspected, I recommend confirming with a moisture meter and having a qualified EIFS/stucco contractor evaluate repairs to prevent hidden rot, mold, and structural damage.

01/01/2026

2026 starts now.
Wishing all of our Realtor partners a Happy New Year! 🎉

Thank you for trusting AmeriSpec Home Inspection Services with your clients in 2025. We truly appreciate every referral and the opportunity to be part of your transactions.

Looking forward to working together in 2026 and helping your buyers move forward with confidence. 🏡✅

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12/28/2025

Thank you for the kind words and for trusting me with your home inspection. My goal is always to provide clear, thorough information so buyers can make confident decisions before closing. I truly appreciate you taking the time to share your experience.

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12/25/2025

Merry Christmas from AmeriSpec Home Inspection 🎄🔍
Thankful for our clients and wishing everyone a safe and happy holiday season!

12/22/2025

🚨 Gas Piping Safety Issue – What to Know 🚨

During a recent home inspection, I observed a flexible gas line routed through the heater cabinet. This is an improper and unsafe installation.

🔧 Why this is a problem:

Flexible gas connectors are only approved for the final, visible connection to an appliance

They are not permitted to pass through furnace cabinets, walls, or framing

The metal cabinet can rub, kink, or damage the flex line over time

Any damage to a gas line increases the risk of gas leaks, fire, or explosion

🔥 Why hard pipe is required:

Rigid (hard) gas piping is designed to pass through cabinets and structural components

It provides long-term protection, support, and durability

A short approved flex connector should only be used at the appliance connection point

🛠️ Next step:
This condition should be evaluated and corrected by a NJ licensed HVAC technician or plumber to ensure the gas line is installed safely and properly.

👉 This is a defect that often goes unnoticed but can have serious safety implications if left unaddressed.

Address

19 Marter Avenue
Mount Laurel, NJ
08054

Opening Hours

Monday	7am - 8pm
Tuesday	7am - 8pm
Wednesday	7am - 8pm
Thursday	7am - 8pm
Friday	7am - 8pm
Saturday	7am - 8pm
Sunday	7am - 8pm

Telephone

+18566495946

Website

https://amerispecnj.net/

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