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June 9, 2026/by jesseboudoin@gmail.com
Inspection FAQ, Structural

Why are my wood floors buckling?

High moisture levels under the house?   Buckling in wood floors can occur for a number of reasons, but moisture is often the root cause. For those of us living in the Gulf South, high humidity levels and exposure to moisture from underneath the house are common factors that lead to buckling wood floors. It’s […]

May 12, 2023/by jesseboudoin@gmail.com
HVAC, Inspection FAQ

What’s the problem with an oversized A/C system?

Here are a few of the problems.   An oversized condenser or compressor can lead to a few potential problems: 1. Reduced efficiency: An oversized condenser or compressor may not operate at its optimal efficiency, which can lead to higher energy consumption and increased operating costs. 2. Short cycling: An oversized compressor may cause the […]

May 5, 2023/by jesseboudoin@gmail.com
Electrical

What is an ungrounded electrical outlet?

What is an ungrounded electrical outlet?   An ungrounded electrical outlet is an outlet that lacks a ground wire, which is a safety feature designed to protect people and equipment from electrical shocks. In a typical electrical outlet, there are three wires: a hot wire, a neutral wire, and a ground wire. The hot wire […]

May 4, 2023/by jesseboudoin@gmail.com
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What is a four-point home inspection?

What is a four-point home inspection? A four-point inspection is a type of home inspection that focuses on four key areas of a property: the roof, electrical system, plumbing system, and HVAC (heating, ventilation, and air conditioning) system. It is typically required by insurance companies for homes that are 20 years or older or have […]

May 4, 2023/by jesseboudoin@gmail.com
Inspection FAQ, Plumbing

What is a Sewer Scope?

A sewer scope is a type of inspection that involves inserting a small camera on a flexible cable into a sewer line or drainpipe to visually inspect the condition of the pipe and identify any blockages, damage, or other issues. The camera captures real-time video footage of the interior of the pipe, which can be […]

May 3, 2023/by jesseboudoin@gmail.com
Electrical, Inspection FAQ

What is the problem with aluminum wiring?

Copper versus Aluminum Wiring Copper has been used in electrical wiring since the early 1800’s. It is an excellent conductor of electricity and has unique properties that make it the ideal choice for electrical wiring. When the price of copper became too expensive in the 1960’s and 70’s, aluminum wiring was introduced as a less […]

October 27, 2019/by jesseboudoin@gmail.com
Inspection FAQ, Wood Destroying Insects

Should I worry about Powderpost beetles?

What are Powderpost Beetles? Powderpost beetles are a type of wood destroying insect that can found all over the world. They wreck havoc on a homes structure and are second only to termites in the amount of destruction they create. They can go unnoticed for many years, despite being active. Their presence often comes as […]

June 7, 2019/by jesseboudoin@gmail.com
Inspection FAQ, Plumbing

Why did the inspector say I have “S” traps?

  During a home inspection it is common to find sink drains with an improperly installed trap.  Noxious sewage gasses may come up from the pipes if there is an improper trap on a sink drain. The flow of sewage gasses are normally blocked by the water sitting in the trap. When a trap is […]

May 29, 2019/by jesseboudoin@gmail.com
Electrical, Inspection FAQ

Are open junction boxes dangerous?

Are open junction boxes dangerous? It is considered a fire hazard to have open junction boxes. Putting a cover on them can usually be done very easily. A junction box is usually a plastic or metal box that contains the electrical wire connections. The wire connections should be completely enclosed inside these boxes. If you […]

May 25, 2019/by jesseboudoin@gmail.com
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House Call Acadiana is a local franchise based out of Lafayette Parish, Louisiana. Lafayette is called the ‘Hub City’, being centrally located in Acadiana, or ‘Cajun Country’ as it’s famously known worldwide. The area has a growing real estate market with an especially high amount of new construction. House Call Acadiana home inspectors have been servicing the Acadiana area since 2009.

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