Johnny Goad is a licensed home inspector who serves Clarksville Tennessee, Nashville Tennessee, Hopkinsville Kentucky and surrounding areas. He is an individual who will spend the time necessary to thoroughly inspect your home from basement to attic and all points in between. Your home is a big investment. Why take a chance with an unqualified home inspector? Johnny Goad will inspect your home and provide you with a detailed inspection report.

Johnny Goad is a third generation home builder and has 25 years of home building, remodeling and maintenance experience. He is certified by the American Academy of Home Inspections and licensed in the state of Tennessee and Kentucky.

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How To Replace A Kitchen Faucet

June 29th, 2009 by admin
Sometimes, fixing a leaky faucet is as easy as tightening a couple of screws. However, there may come a time when you have to replace the entire faucet, and possibly some of the pipes. Though it might sound like a lot of work, in reality it's pretty simple. ... [Read More]

Easy DIY Energy Savers

June 22nd, 2009 by admin
Everyone knows how important it is to save both time and money. The same is true when it comes to improving things around the house. Plus, in this economy, it's even more important to find ways of saving money anywhere you can. So, with all this in ... [Read More]

Replacing The Screens Or Glass To A Storm Door

June 13th, 2009 by admin
With the changes in the weather, there is going to come a time when you'll want to replace the existing glass and/or screens in your screen door. Though most people have storm and screen windows that can be switched with little effort, eventually you're going to have to Replace ... [Read More]

How To Add Texture To You Interior Walls

June 6th, 2009 by admin
With all the home design shows on television these days, many people are wondering about how to add texture to their interior walls. It is fashionable to not only add bright, vibrant colors to your walls, but to add texture for added visual effect. Most people think that ... [Read More]

How To Fix A Squeaky Door

May 24th, 2009 by admin
One of the biggest questions that DIYer's ask is how to fix a squeaky door. A person could go down and buy a new door and/or hinges, but this could end up costing a lot of money. There are several methods to getting rid of those squeaks and ... [Read More]

How To Fix A Crack In The Ceiling

May 16th, 2009 by admin
When you live in a house for awhile, you may begin to notice cracks forming in your ceilings. These can happen for a number of reasons, from the fact that the house is settling and the frame has moved, to the types of materials used in the construction of ... [Read More]

How To Fix A Leak In The Ceiling

May 3rd, 2009 by admin
One of the biggest health problems found in the home comes from mold found inside of walls and ceilings. If you have a leak coming from you ceiling, you'll want to get it taken care of as quickly as possible. The first thing you need to do is ... [Read More]

How To Replace A Broken Tile

April 25th, 2009 by admin
You don't have to hire a contractor to repair or replace broken tiles in your home. It's actually very basic and something you can do on your own. Most of the tools required for the job are probably tools you already have around the house. Here are ... [Read More]

De-Winterizing Question

March 24th, 2009 by admin
Chaney B says, I am about to head over to the home we are buying to clean. It has already been de-winterized once for the inspection, but was re-winterized to wait for closing. I was told and have read on your page online to just run the water and it ... [Read More]

Jawbone+ Acoustibuds= Sweet Bluetooth

January 24th, 2009 by admin
This has absolutely nothing to do with home inspections, but I recently purchased a Jawbone bluetooth headset & thought it was great "as-is", but after reading about the Acoustibuds earphone adapters in Popular Science I decided I would try them out on the Jawbone. The Acoustibuds are intended for MP3 ... [Read More]