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APA Home & Commercial Inspection,  LLC Willie M. Carpenter is the CEO/ Founder of APA Home & Commercial Inspection. He is a licensed (RBI.48827) and Certified Master Inspector.

10/19/2026

⚡ What does the main distribution panel do?

It receives electricity from the utility and distributes it to the circuits throughout your home. The breakers help protect those circuits by shutting off power when they detect an overload or fault.

Understanding your home’s electrical system is important—but electrical panel concerns should be evaluated by a qualified professional. Don’t remove the panel cover or touch exposed wiring.

For a home inspection, visit APAHI.net. Interested in becoming a licensed home inspector? Visit APAHIC.com to learn about our school.

10/19/2026

A tape patch is not a proper repair for a cracked water heater catch pan.

During this re-inspection of a new construction home, we checked a cracked water heater catch pan that had been called out during the original inspection. The builder’s response was to cover the crack with sealing tape. That doesn’t address the damage—the pan needs to be replaced.

This is the kind of detail we look for during a home inspection and re-inspection. A new home still deserves a careful, independent review.

Schedule your next home inspection at APAHI.net.

10/18/2026

Ground erosion behind the slab is more than a cosmetic issue. If soil washes away, the slab may lose support and settle, which can lead to serious cracking over time. Get the cause checked before the damage gets worse.

Schedule your home inspection at APAHI.net or call 843-801-4098.

10/17/2026

A brown water stain on your ceiling is a warning sign—don’t ignore it. It may point to a roof leak or another moisture problem that needs attention. Have it checked before the damage gets worse.

🏠 Schedule a home inspection: APAHI.net
📞 Call: 843-801-4098
🎓 Interested in becoming a home inspector? Visit APAHIC.com to learn about the school and register.

10/16/2026

🚨 New-construction re-inspection reveals a serious safety concern.

In this video, we take a closer look at a ceiling fan positioned extremely close to the top of a closet door. The limited clearance could create a safety risk when the fan is operating or the door is opened.

This was a re-inspection, and the builder has already said they will not correct the issue. New construction still needs an independent inspection. A builder’s process can miss concerns, so homeowners and home buyers should have their own inspector evaluate the home.

Schedule your next inspection at APAHI.net or call 843-801-4098.

10/15/2026

South Carolina’s licensing requirements include a qualifying 120-hour course as one pathway, followed by the required exam and license application.

Thinking about becoming a licensed home inspector in South Carolina? One path is to complete a qualifying 120-hour home inspection course, pass the required state exam, and apply for your license. I’m Willie Carpenter, founder of APA Home Inspection School. Our next class runs November 5th through 7th, and we have only 15 seats available. Don’t procrastinate—register today at APAHIC.com and lock in your seat!

10/15/2026

🔎 Live inspection find: In the attic of this home, which is more than 50 years old, I found older wood framing members that appear bowed and crooked.

Age by itself doesn’t tell the whole story. The shape and condition of the framing matter, and these areas should be evaluated to determine whether repairs or further review are needed.

A home inspection helps you see what’s above the ceiling before you make a decision. Schedule with APA Home Inspection at APAHI.net or call 843-801-4098.

10/15/2026

🚨 Live inspection find! While checking this home’s main electrical panel, I found a double-tapped breaker—two wires connected to a breaker that may not be designed for it.

That can create a loose connection or overheating risk, depending on the equipment and installation. Electrical concerns should be evaluated and corrected by a qualified electrician.

Don’t skip the inspection. Book with APA Home Inspection at APAHI.net or call 843-801-4098.

10/13/2026

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🚨 NEW CONSTRUCTION DOESN’T MEAN PROBLEM-FREE!

During this live inspection of a new-construction townhome, we found a large crack running across the garage’s concrete slab—from one end to the other.

That’s a significant concern and not something buyers should ignore. A crack by itself doesn’t tell us exactly what caused it, but it can be related to movement or other issues. Before closing, ask the builder to evaluate it and explain the findings in writing.

Don’t let “brand new” keep you from getting a thorough inspection. Protect your investment with APA Home Inspection.

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10/09/2026

⚡ Inspection of the Abandoned — Part 3 ⚡

We’re inside an old electrical room—the main distribution room—and found two panel cases with the circuit breakers missing. Someone removed the breakers, leaving the empty cases behind. What else will we uncover in this abandoned building?

Subscribe to follow the next part of this abandoned building inspection and learn what we find!

For home or commercial inspections, visit APAHI.net or call 843-801-4098. Subscribe to our YouTube channel for more inspection content!

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Old Trolley Road
Summerville, SC
29485

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 6pm
Tuesday 8am - 6pm
Wednesday 8am - 6pm
Thursday 8am - 6pm
Friday 8am - 6pm
Saturday 8am - 3pm

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