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Last update on April 16, 2025
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Thorough home inspections using the latest technology, continued education, and strict adherence to the standards of practice put forth by the State of Louisiana. Tankless water heater maintenance. Providing clients peace of mind and confidence, weather purchasing or selling a property.100% Satisfaction guaranteed. Licensed and insured. Owner operated.
"Ron scheduled appointment quickly responding immediately. Arrived on time and was very friendly and professional. Would definitely recommend"
Susan B on September 2024
Thorough home inspections using the latest technology, continued education, and strict adherence to the standards of practice put forth by the State of Louisiana. Tankless water heater maintenance. Providing clients peace of mind and confidence, weather purchasing or selling a property.100% Satisfaction guaranteed. Licensed and insured. Owner operated.
"Ron scheduled appointment quickly responding immediately. Arrived on time and was very friendly and professional. Would definitely recommend"
Susan B on September 2024
Corner-2-Corner began its operations in June of 2015 to provide a quality product, confidence and trust in home inspections. Our exceptionally skilled employee possess years of combined experience with various backgrounds and skill sets. Quality service and consistent availability is imperative to the success of our clients. We promise to always provide value and outstanding service, regardless of size of inspection. Inspection Preparation Prior to your inspection, make sure that the following items are operable: Utilities – Water, Electricity, and Gas should all be on at the time of inspection. Doors – All exterior and interior doors should be unlocked and accessible. Attic – Remove any stored items which could restrict or hinder access to the attic. Gas Appliances – Be sure all heating systems and water heaters are operational. Pilot lights should always be lit. If pilot lights are not lit and/or valves are off, the inspector will be unable to properly inspect the operation of the appliances they serve. These preparations will make the process easier for the inspector and less time consuming and disruptive for you.
"Mr. Picou was incredible as an Home Inspection instructor for my required Platform Training. Through his level of knowledge and ease of explaining different discrepancies commonly found during inspections, it was evident of his Experience in the field. The materials of study, his polite and down-to-earth attitude, and overall "Good Person" vibes made it comfortable and interesting in regards to asking questions about anything I had on mind. I was treated to lunch and he stocked up on snacks to get us through the 3 Day course.I would definitely rate him a 5/5 Rating A+ Appreciate you Jean! Peace & thanks for being influential in my studies for my business! Paul K. (BETR Home Inspection,LLC)"
Paul K on June 2020
Corner-2-Corner began its operations in June of 2015 to provide a quality product, confidence and trust in home inspections. Our exceptionally skilled employee possess years of combined experience with various backgrounds and skill sets. Quality service and consistent availability is imperative to the success of our clients. We promise to always provide value and outstanding service, regardless of size of inspection. Inspection Preparation Prior to your inspection, make sure that the following items are operable: Utilities – Water, Electricity, and Gas should all be on at the time of inspection. Doors – All exterior and interior doors should be unlocked and accessible. Attic – Remove any stored items which could restrict or hinder access to the attic. Gas Appliances – Be sure all heating systems and water heaters are operational. Pilot lights should always be lit. If pilot lights are not lit and/or valves are off, the inspector will be unable to properly inspect the operation of the appliances they serve. These preparations will make the process easier for the inspector and less time consuming and disruptive for you.
"Mr. Picou was incredible as an Home Inspection instructor for my required Platform Training. Through his level of knowledge and ease of explaining different discrepancies commonly found during inspections, it was evident of his Experience in the field. The materials of study, his polite and down-to-earth attitude, and overall "Good Person" vibes made it comfortable and interesting in regards to asking questions about anything I had on mind. I was treated to lunch and he stocked up on snacks to get us through the 3 Day course.I would definitely rate him a 5/5 Rating A+ Appreciate you Jean! Peace & thanks for being influential in my studies for my business! Paul K. (BETR Home Inspection,LLC)"
Paul K on June 2020
Deep South is the premiere home inspection company. Full inspection services for roofing, electrical, plumbing, and more. We have over 30 years of home inspection experience. Call us today.
Deep South is the premiere home inspection company. Full inspection services for roofing, electrical, plumbing, and more. We have over 30 years of home inspection experience. Call us today.
Certified Professional Home Inspector and licensed by the State of Louisiana (Lic# 10802) with almost two decades of real-world construction and inspection experience. Carries multiple home inspection certifications and is a member of InterNACHI (NACHI12061307), the world's largest home inspector association. A high quality and thorough home inspection is a critical part of purchasing a home.
"horrible job. missed a huge plumbing issue . water lines were never checked in the attic. Right behind the HVAC tubing, was a bowl in the insulation. Catching a water leak from the main galvanized iron pipe water line. There was even a can of flex seal sitting next to it. the entire line is no good. completely rusted and blocked with corrosion. ceiling tiles ruined from this leak and rust in the water .. im so disgusted. DO NOT USE THIS COMPANY!"
Lillian T on April 2021
Certified Professional Home Inspector and licensed by the State of Louisiana (Lic# 10802) with almost two decades of real-world construction and inspection experience. Carries multiple home inspection certifications and is a member of InterNACHI (NACHI12061307), the world's largest home inspector association. A high quality and thorough home inspection is a critical part of purchasing a home.
"horrible job. missed a huge plumbing issue . water lines were never checked in the attic. Right behind the HVAC tubing, was a bowl in the insulation. Catching a water leak from the main galvanized iron pipe water line. There was even a can of flex seal sitting next to it. the entire line is no good. completely rusted and blocked with corrosion. ceiling tiles ruined from this leak and rust in the water .. im so disgusted. DO NOT USE THIS COMPANY!"
Lillian T on April 2021
This business is a single ownership business. The owner of the business is the salesman, and applicator. With that said, our rates are lower than most of our competitors. We don't have to pay for a salesman or an applicator. We have been in the insulation business for nearly 6 years. We accept checks and cash. Estimates are free. Please feel free to call anytime you like.
This business is a single ownership business. The owner of the business is the salesman, and applicator. With that said, our rates are lower than most of our competitors. We don't have to pay for a salesman or an applicator. We have been in the insulation business for nearly 6 years. We accept checks and cash. Estimates are free. Please feel free to call anytime you like.
Electrical Electronics and Refrigeration Repairs and Service.
Electrical Electronics and Refrigeration Repairs and Service.
“Hassel Free Building” Commercial & Residential New Construction and Renovations Licensed and Insured Free estimate, 15 employees, no sub-contracting.
“Hassel Free Building” Commercial & Residential New Construction and Renovations Licensed and Insured Free estimate, 15 employees, no sub-contracting.
Proudly serving the area since 1999.
Proudly serving the area since 1999.
Complete Architectural services for any Construction Project
Complete Architectural services for any Construction Project
Moisture Warranty is the only national moisture warranty for protecting stucco homes from the damage of moisture intrusion. Protect yourself and your home and clients with MoistureFree Stucco Warranty.
Moisture Warranty is the only national moisture warranty for protecting stucco homes from the damage of moisture intrusion. Protect yourself and your home and clients with MoistureFree Stucco Warranty.
Home inspections FAQs
It’s important to get a home inspection when buying a home because home inspectors are trained to examine the various aspects of a home to determine that everything is in good condition and find unseen problems that current homeowners need to fix before the home sale takes place. Although home inspections are not legally required, a thorough inspection can help you decide if you want to purchase a home. That’s why it’s essential to keep a home inspection contingency so that you have the option to walk away from the sale if the home inspection reveals expensive issues.
A home inspection typically includes the home inspector conducting a thorough visual examination of essential home structures and mechanical components. Afterward, the inspector will provide a home inspection report that relays descriptions of damage or other findings for the homeowner to review.
Home inspectors will examine the following home areas and features:
Plumbing
Electrical
Foundations
Roof
Windows and doors
Overall condition of interior and exterior
HVAC systems
Attics
Basements or crawl spaces
Major built-in appliances
Typically, a licensed and certified local home inspector conducts home inspections. Real estate agents often work closely with trusted home inspectors. Licensing requirements vary from state to state for home inspectors, but they must have local certification and valid insurance. Many licensed home inspectors belong to professional associations like the American Society of Home Inspectors.
Typically, the home buyer pays for the inspection by hiring a home inspector. This method helps you make an informed decision about a home’s condition before purchasing it. Home sellers can also conduct their own home inspection to ensure that they are getting the best price for their home and property.
On average, home inspections cost about $350, ranging from $200 to $500, depending on the home’s size, age, and location, plus any specialty inspections required. Additional cost factors include testing for asbestos or conducting thermal imaging tests to find infestations, checking energy efficiency, and looking for structural or electrical problems. If your home is more than 2,000 square feet, you can expect to pay $400 or more.
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