Robert W. Huntley
Example of a mid-sized classic red two-story brick gable roof design

Entryway - contemporary entryway idea in DC Metro

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Robert W. Huntley
Mid-sized traditional red two-story brick gable roof idea

House eifs inspection

Robert W. Huntley
Example of a mid-sized classic red two-story brick gable roof design

General: In Attendance Client, Home Inspector, Listing Agent, Homeowner General: Occupancy Furnished, Occupied General: Type of Building Single Family, House General: Main Entrance Faces East General: Temperature in Degrees Fahrenheit (Approximate) 77 Fahrenheit (F) General: Weather Conditions Clear, Dry, Humid, Recent Rain

F&D International provided inspection services to this Historical Residence in Boulder, Colorado

Ensuring Home Health in San Diego's Coastal Luxury Our thorough Healthy Home inspection of this elegant San Diego coastal home examines key factors like EMF levels, mold presence, and air circulation. We leave no stone unturned to ensure homeowners can breathe easy and enjoy a safe, healthy living environment. Experience peace of mind with our expertise in creating healthier homes near the ocean. ? #HealthyLiving #HomeInspection #SanDiegoLuxury

This project began with a roof inspection following reported wind activity in the Alpharetta area. Using the Inspector Roofing Protocols™, we conducted a structured, inspection-first evaluation to determine whether the roofing system had sustained functional damage. The inspection included slope-by-slope analysis, wide-to-tight photographic documentation, and targeted review of shingles, seal integrity, and uplift patterns consistent with wind-related damage. The inspection identified wind-driven shingle displacement and seal failure consistent with functional damage rather than normal wear. The documented findings met claim-verifiable thresholds, allowing the condition to be clearly presented and supported. Based on the inspection and supporting documentation, the claim was reviewed and approved by State Farm, resulting in a full roof replacement. This project reflects the importance of proper inspection and documentation—where replacement is not assumed, but supported through verifiable evidence and structured evaluation.