Home Inspections Longview Texas.

Founded in 1870 within what was then southern Upshur County, Longview became an incorporated town the following year. With the formation of Gregg County in 1873, Longview secured its position as the county seat through a popular vote. In the present day, Longview stands as a significant central city in the region, sharing this status with the neighboring city of Tyler. Today I’m proud to offer home inspections in Longview Texas and throughout Gregg County.

Longview grew up with the East Texas oil boom, and its housing shows it: mid-century ranch homes, older neighborhoods near downtown, and newer construction spreading toward Spring Hill, Pine Tree and Hallsville. Each era comes with its own set of issues, and I know what to look for in all of them.

Whether you’re a LeTourneau family buying near campus or relocating for work at one of Longview’s plants, I’ll give you a clear, honest picture of the home before you close.

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What I look for during home inspections in Longview Texas

Mid-century construction. Many Longview homes from the 1950s–70s have aging electrical panels, cast iron drain lines and original ductwork that deserve a close look.
Foundation movement. Clay soils and long, dry summers lead to settling. I measure and document signs of movement so you know if a foundation specialist is needed.
Pine trees and roofs. Needles and shade hold moisture on shingles. I fly a drone over the roof and check the attic for leaks and ventilation.
Termites. Subterranean termites are active across Gregg County. As a licensed WDI inspector, I check for activity and damage without selling treatment.