Wolf's Home Inspections LLC

05/01/2026

Currently working with a builder on a multi-phase new construction inspection. Feedback like this means everything. We’re committed to delivering the best for our clients—every inspection, every time.

05/01/2026

It’s been great getting to know everyone representing each of these companies. I couldn’t ask for a better group of people to work with.

MEET OUR MEMBERS! PART 1!

Are you, your business, or someone you know in need of a service one of our members can provide? Reach out to them below!

MSC Radio Group
pages: 96.9 The Pulse - KOZA, Kanzaland Country - KNZA 103.9 FM & KMZA 92.1 FM, KAIR Radio - Hot Country 93.7, Sunny 101.3 KLZA & KTNC 107.1, Jake & Boz
Contact: Jake Spalding
Phone Number: (785) 305-0121
Email: [email protected]
Website: https://mscnews.net/

Brian Green: Allstate Insurance
Residential Insurance
Contact: Brian Green
Phone Number: (785) 271-5060
Email: [email protected]
Website: https://agents.allstate.com/brian-green-topeka-ks1.html

UNITS Moving and Portable Storage of Northeast Kansas
Contact: Caleb Rice
Phone Number: (785) 845-8942
Email: [email protected]
Website: https://unitsstorage.com/northeast-kansas/

Butel Media Group
Videography/Film Producer
Contact: Gabriel Butel
Phone Number: (785) 220-3695
Email: [email protected]
Website: https://www.butelmediagroup.com/

Midwest Single Source
Promotional Products
Contact: Chelsey Marie Godinez
Phone Number: (308) 222-0152
Email: [email protected]
Website: https://www.midwestsinglesource.com/

Denali Home Design
Flooring
Contact: Jayson Mroz
Phone Number: (785) 215-2955
Email: [email protected]
Website: https://denalihomedesign.com/

Kat Kleaning
Contact: Kayla Rae
Phone Number: (913) 240-9538
Email: [email protected]
Website: https://katkleaning.com/

Giant Communications
Telecommunications Products/Services
Contact: Gavin Arnold
Phone Number: (785) 362-3302
Email: [email protected]
Website: https://giantcomm.net/

04/28/2026

Drone photo of the day. Let's get at it! 💪

02/18/2026

More often than you’d think, I’m asked why a home that’s only 5 or 10 years old still needs an inspection. The reality is that every house has defects—regardless of age. Many issues start small and go unnoticed, then build over time into costly repairs. Catching problems early almost always means less damage, less stress, and less money spent down the road. That’s why I always recommend a home inspection, no matter how new the home is.

02/16/2026

I’m having a hard time counting how many layers of shingles there are here… asking for a friend 😅

This is a good example of why multiple shingle layers can be a concern. Too many layers add extra weight, trap heat, and can shorten the life of the roof. It’s also not always easy to confirm how many layers are present without replacement or repair.

02/03/2026

It was a great privilege to be the speaker and present the unique benefits Wolf’s Home Inspections provides. Love this group!

🎤 Speaker Spotlight: Brett Wolf | Wolf’s Home Inspection 🏡

Last week, we wrapped up with an excellent presentation from Brett Wolf of Wolf's Home Inspections LLC.

Brett and Robert work together to help homeowners inspect and protect their homes through detailed, thorough inspections you can trust. Wolf’s Home Inspection offers a wide range of services, including full home inspections, mold, radon, drone inspections, and more.

When it comes to protecting one of your biggest investments, experience matters. As an InterNACHI® Certified Master Inspector (CMI®), Wolf's Home Inspections brings advanced training and expertise to every inspection—evaluating everything from the foundation to the roof. Their process focuses on identifying key issues and providing clear, actionable insights so clients can move forward with confidence.

If you’re in need of a home inspection—or know someone who is—reach out to Wolf’s Home Inspection and get peace of mind you can rely on.

👏 Thank you, Brett, for a great presentation and for sharing your expertise with us!

02/02/2026

02/02/2026

Radon Tech’s first day on the job.
Before: ready to work and overly confident.
After: “exhausted.”
He’s already quiet quitting on me 🤦‍♂️

01/29/2026

Crawlspace find during a mold & water intrusion inspection 👀

Notched and uneven 2×4s were being used as support posts beneath the floor joists and “girders”, sitting on small concrete pads that did not function as proper footings. The International Residential Code (IRC) requires structural columns to be adequately sized, continuous, and supported by approved concrete footings designed to safely transfer loads to the soil. A properly installed 6×6 post on an approved footing is typically recommended for this type of support.

This is exactly why a full home inspection should always be considered—even when you’re scheduling an ancillary inspection. The biggest issues are often hiding out of sight.

01/22/2026

I see it all the time—gutters packed with leaves and debris, causing water to overflow instead of drain properly. When that happens, water can rot fascia boards, damage siding, and even find its way into basements or crawlspaces.

That’s why regular gutter maintenance matters. Gutters should be cleaned at least twice a year, typically in the spring and fall.

But cleaning alone isn’t always enough.

I also recommend installing a quality gutter protection system—not the bargain-bin kind. A good system is designed to catch leaves, twigs, and debris while still allowing water to flow freely. When installed correctly, it reduces maintenance, protects the home’s exterior, and helps prevent costly moisture-related damage down the road.

01/19/2026

Just about to wrap up the foundation stage(Phase 1 of 4) of a draw inspection. Gravel is set in the living space and sump pump is all set. The radon mitigation system is currently in progress, and we’ll make sure it’s fully installed before we move on.

Next up, we’ll be verifying that the v***r barrier is properly in place, checking reinforcements, and confirming all plumbing lines are good to go before the concrete pour.

Looking forward to Phase 2, where we’ll dive into framing inspections and really see the structure start to take shape!