J&H Home Inspections

10/02/2026

🚰 Home Inspection Tip: Open the Cabinet

When you're touring a home, it's easy to admire the countertops and cabinets and forget to look underneath them.

But under the kitchen and bathroom sinks is where you may find evidence of leaks, moisture damage, previous repairs or plumbing issues.
It only takes a few seconds to open the cabinet and look.

👀 What you don't see during a quick walk-through can sometimes be just as important as what you do see.

09/26/2026

📸 Sometimes a Picture Tells the Story

One of the most useful parts of an inspection is being able to show a homeowner or buyer what we're seeing.

A photo can make a concern much easier to understand, especially when it's something that's difficult to see from the ground or something tucked away in an attic, crawlspace or mechanical area.

🔎 We don't just want you to know that something was found. We want you to understand what we're seeing and why it matters.

That's what a thorough inspection is all about.

09/19/2026

⚡ Home Inspection Tip: Sometimes It’s the Small Things

Electrical details aren’t always obvious during a normal walk-through. When you’re busy looking at the kitchen, bathrooms and all the pretty finishes, it’s easy to miss the little things.

Here’s one we notice during inspections. 👀

Take a look at the screws on your electrical plates.
When the screws are lined up neatly, it can be a sign they were installed with care. But if you notice screws facing different directions, missing screws, or a plate that doesn’t sit quite right, it may be a clue that someone has been working on that electrical component.

Does that automatically mean there’s an electrical problem? No. But it’s a small detail that can tell an inspector where to take a closer look.

🔎 Sometimes the smallest details lead to bigger questions.

09/11/2026

🔎 Home Inspection Tip: Look Up!

When you’re walking through a home, it’s easy to focus on what’s right in front of you...the floors, walls, cabinets and appliances.

But some important clues are overhead. 👀

Take a look at ceilings, roof areas, attic spaces and the tops of walls. Water stains, unusual repairs, damaged materials or signs of previous leaks can sometimes tell a bigger story about the home.

A home inspection isn’t just about finding what's wrong. It’s about taking a closer look at the home as a whole and helping you understand what you’re buying.

At J&H Home Inspections, we believe the little things are worth noticing. 🏡🔎

09/02/2026

🏡 What a Gem!

We had the pleasure of inspecting this absolute gem of a home built in 1962! ❤️

There’s something special about older homes. The character, craftsmanship, and details you just don’t see in many newer builds make them truly unique.

But with that age comes history and a good inspection is all about understanding what’s there today, what has been updated over the years, and what may need attention going forward.

This home was a great reminder that older doesn’t mean outdated or problematic. Sometimes, it means a home with character, quality, and a story to tell. 🏠✨

At J&H Home Inspections, we love helping buyers understand the homes they’re investing in whether they were built in 2026 or 1962.

Every home has a story. We help you understand it.

08/20/2026

Looking at these stunning pools and thinking about how nice it would be to jump into one after completing a Wind Mitigation Inspection during these 100+ degree days 😎💦😅

08/06/2026

A common mistake people make when evaluating value: focusing only on price.

Price is what you pay.

Value is what you get.

The lowest-priced option isn't always the least expensive in the long run, and the highest-priced option isn't always the best choice.

The smartest decisions usually come from understanding:
• Hidden defects that aren't always visible during a walkthrough
• Conditions that can lead to costly repairs if left unaddressed
• Maintenance insights that help protect long-term home value
• Real inspection findings that help homeowners make informed decisions

That's one of the main themes I cover on my YouTube channel, where I share educational content designed to help homeowners, buyers, and anyone interested in understanding homes make smarter, more confident decisions. https://www.youtube.com/

When evaluating a major investment, what matters most to you besides price?

07/21/2026

Aging in place isn't just about staying in your home, it's about staying safe in your home. 🏠

At J&H Home Inspections , we offer Aging in Place Inspections to help identify potential safety concerns before they become hazards. ⚠️

Contact us today to learn more or schedule an Aging in Place Inspection.

07/10/2026

Getting this Townhome done today! 101F for drone work is hotttttt 🔥 But we got it done & got up on that 2 story roof to check the replacement shingles! 💪
Check out our YouTube channel https://www.youtube.com/ to see what we look at during our home inspections!

06/17/2026

When we perform an inspection, we carefully evaluate all roof penetrations. This is an important detail because, in many cases, the roof shingles outlast the other roofing components and materials, making these areas more susceptible to issues over time.

The $20 Part That Could Cost You Thousands

In our daily inspections across Central Florida, we see it constantly: a roof that looks great, but a ceiling that’s leaking. The culprit? The "Pipe Boot."

These are the rubber seals that go around your plumbing vent pipes. While your shingles might be rated for 30 years, standard rubber boots often crack or rot in the Florida sun within 10-12 years.

A failed pipe boot allows water to run straight down the pipe into your attic and walls. The good news? It’s a simple, affordable fix if caught early.

Next time you’re outside, take a look at the pipes sticking out of your roof. If the rubber looks cracked or "alligatoring," it’s time for a quick maintenance visit.

Prevention is always cheaper than a major repair!