Welcome to Clarksville Home Inspection. My name Johnny Goad and I am a licensed home inspector who serves Clarksville Tennessee, Nashville Tennessee, Hopkinsville Kentucky and surrounding areas. I am 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, so why take a chance with an unqualified home inspector? I will inspect your home and provide you with a detailed inspection report. Read reviews from my previous customers.
I am a third generation home builder and have over 27 years of home building, remodeling and maintenance experience. I am certified by the American Academy of Home Inspections and licensed in the state of Tennessee and Kentucky. Call me today at (931) 801-1575 and get an affordable, dependable and prompt home inspection. You can also learn more about me and the quality home inspections I provide.
March 8th, 2010 by Johnny Goad
When I perform home inspections and see whirlpool tubs installed and being used as a tub and shower combination one of the things I look for is to see if it has been installed properly. The most common problem is that do not have the outer flange that turns up ...
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March 8th, 2010 by Johnny Goad
While performing a one year warranty inspection on a residential home, I discovered the master bathroom tub drain line had been completely removed and thrown in the corner so that the HVAC ductwork could be run. This caused the bathtub water to drain into the crawlspace for a full year.
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December 9th, 2009 by Johnny Goad
One of the easiest ways to prevent poor attic ventilation is by checking to see if attic insulation is blocking the soffit vents. The ventilation process of an attic is fairly simple. The soffit vents act as intake vents, allowing cool air to enter into the attic, while the ...
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December 9th, 2009 by Johnny Goad
Today I was doing an inspection on a house and quickly noticed that all the sinks in the home were plumbed with S traps. This is actually no longer allowed and something that should be corrected. If you have S traps under your sinks and been noticing a stinky smell ...
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December 9th, 2009 by Johnny Goad
As a home owner, It's important to know the proper way a floor joist should be supported. Improperly supported floor joists is something I commonly see when performing home inspections so I wanted to make sure I included the information here for you on the blog.
Floor joists should be supported ...
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October 11th, 2009 by Johnny Goad
One thing that a lot of homeowners find when getting ready to put down new flooring, is that they need to fix or replace their existing sub-flooring. The sub-floor is any flooring found beneath your floor covering. Every room in your house has a sub-floor, and these need ...
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September 26th, 2009 by Johnny Goad
Wallpaper has always been one of the best ways to bring a room to life. Wallpaper has been used for hundreds of years, and comes in a wide variety of colors and textures. However, wallpapers have been made from different materials and some of them were more toxic ...
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September 13th, 2009 by Johnny Goad
Home improvement aren’t just about upgrading your home. It’s about adding beautiful furnishings along with the paint and fixtures. However, once you’ve done all the interior work, there may not be a lot of money left for new furniture. Rather than buying all new stuff, why not just restore some ...
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September 12th, 2009 by Johnny Goad
Home improvements can become quite expensive. So, in order to save some money, many homeowners look for various home improvement discounts. These come in the form of coupons, in-store discounts, and special sales. Most of the national home improvement chains offer great discounts on their products, but some of the ...
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September 2nd, 2009 by Johnny Goad
Most homeowners want to find inexpensive ways to improve their homes, while working with more energy-efficient products. In some areas of the United States, state building codes are making it a requirement to add energy efficient materials when doing an upgrade on your home. So, just what exactly are some ...
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