Home Inspector in Town Creek, AL

Long before it was Town Creek, this corner of western Lawrence County was known as Jonesboro, named for early settler William Jones. The town was incorporated in 1875, and today it centers on the crossroads of U.S. Highway 72 and State Highway 101, with a rail line running through town and Wheeler Dam spanning the Tennessee River a few miles north. People here still talk about the Hazlewood High School football tradition. John Killen serves Town Creek from his base in Florence, covering in-town homes and the farm country around them.

John is a State of Alabama Certified Real Estate Inspector, and the company is licensed, certified and insured. He trained for six months under one of the longest-tenured home inspectors in the state, and he brings a background in building maintenance to every visit. For Town Creek buyers, that usually means a full pre-purchase inspection, with a close look at roofs, wiring, plumbing and HVAC on homes that may have seen several decades of use.

Rural homes around Town Creek often sit on crawl spaces, and the humid Tennessee Valley air can leave them damp. John checks for moisture, sagging framing and past water damage, and he'll use his thermal camera at no charge to confirm a specific concern. Lawrence County ranks among the Alabama counties the state health department flags for higher radon potential, so a 48-hour radon test is worth adding. You'll get a same-day report with clear photos. Call or text John at 256-335-0028 to set up your Town Creek inspection.