Jeremy Lovelady, Author at RedFish Inspections - Page 2 of 17

Red Fish Inspection field setup for severe hail damage assessment in Montgomery County, featuring a drone and digital data reports next to a damaged lakeside home.

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Storm Damage Warning Signs After a Montgomery County Hailstorm

A point-of-view shot of a inspector holding a digital tablet displaying a new construction inspection checklist at an active home build site near Lake Conroe.

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New Construction Inspection Checklist for Conroe Buyers

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Buying a Home Near Lake Conroe? Inspection Tips Every Buyer Needs

Redfish Inspections inspector using advanced diagnostic equipment to check indoor wall cracks and foundation damage in a Conroe home.

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Common Foundation Problems in Conroe Homes: What Every Homeowner Should Know

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OBF Dreams, Inc Welcomes Guiding Light Inspection Group to the RedFish Inspections Family

A man and woman review a "One to Four Family Residential Contract" at a table. Above them, an infographic titled "YOUR FOUR DECISION PATHS" presents options after a home inspection. A woman holds a tablet with a "RedFish Inspections" form. Four paths are detailed: AS-IS: Accept As-Is. Icon: a check mark above a green house. REQUEST: Request Repairs. Icon: a wrench and screwdriver crossed behind a hammer. REQUEST FINANCIAL ADJUSTMENT: Request Financial Adjustment. Icon: Two hands holding a house and money bags. TERMINATE: Terminate. Icon: A calendar with a clock.

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Demystifying the Inspection Contingency Clause: A Strategic Texas Buyer’s Guide

A multi-panel featured image for a Texas pool inspection blog post. The main graphic shows a professional RedFish Inspections inspector checking a backyard pool and spa with a flashlight and clipboard. Insets display close-ups of a pool safety gate test, a mechanical pump and heater pad, an underwater inspection highlighting a plaster crack, and a pool light fixture.

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Buying a Texas Home With a Pool? Don’t Inherit a Money Pit

A chronological four-panel photo series demonstrating RedFish Inspections conducting phase and warranty reviews of a new-build Texas home. Clockwise from top-left: A RedFish inspector points out plumbing line placements in a foundational soil trench. Inspectors probe the electrical, plumbing, and structural rough-ins inside unfinished wall framing. Inspectors evaluate the exterior facade and foundation grading on the finished property. An 11-month warranty check uses a thermal camera in the occupied home.

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Why You Still Need a Home Inspection for a New Build—Because New Does Not Mean Flawless

An illustrated infographic showing six types of insects that can damage wood in Texas homes.

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The Texas Bug Field Guide: Which Critters Actually Threaten Your Home’s Structure?

An educational infographic split into two panels detailing Texas foundation settlement. The left panel shows a home inspector mapping a colorful, heat-mapped floor elevation plot inside a living room. The right panel displays the exterior of a brick home highlighted with magnifying glasses showing a diagonal drywall crack and a stair-step brick crack, alongside a diagram explaining how expansive clay soil shrinks when dry and swells when wet.

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Foundation Settlement in Texas: How a House Elevation Plot Catches Movement Early

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