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Home Inspector in Lebanon, TN

From the courthouse square to new neighborhoods and farmland on the edge of town, Mark Schumacher brings a builder's eye to every home in Cedar City.

Lebanon Home Inspections Built on 40 Years of Construction Know-How

Lebanon is the county seat of Wilson County and a town with deep roots. Locals call it Cedar City for the eastern red cedars that grow throughout the area, and the statue of General Robert Hatton still stands at the center of the public square. Cumberland University has taught students here since 1842, Cracker Barrel was founded in Lebanon in 1969 and keeps its headquarters in town, and the annual Wilson County Fair draws visitors from across the state. With I-40 and I-840 meeting nearby, Lebanon blends small-town character with steady new growth, and Home Inspections by SP&D serves it from Hendersonville.

Mark Schumacher handles every Lebanon inspection himself, start to finish. He is licensed by the State of Tennessee as a home inspector (#1374) and certified by InterNACHI as a Certified Professional Inspector. His career began in construction, where he spent four decades on projects in more than 40 states for clients such as Ralph Lauren Polo, the PGA Tour and the U.S. Military. Today he has more than 1,500 inspections and over ten years of inspecting experience, and he books one home per day.

Homes in Lebanon cover a lot of ground. Older houses near the square and around Cumberland University may have original framing, aging plumbing, older wiring and additions from several different decades. Brick ranches from the mid-1900s often rest on crawl spaces that need checking for moisture and sagging supports. Newer subdivisions on the west side keep growing, and out in the county, rural homes may rely on private wells and septic systems, so Mark offers well water testing alongside a full inspection of the house, outbuildings and site drainage.

The land under Lebanon matters too. The area sits on limestone, and Cedars of Lebanon State Park, about ten miles south of town, is known for its cedar glades with thin soil, caves and sinkholes. Thin, rocky soil and Middle Tennessee clay can shift water toward a foundation, so Mark looks carefully at grading, gutters, foundation cracks and crawl space conditions. Spring storms are part of life here as well, and he checks roofs and exteriors for wind damage and past repairs.

Lebanon buyers choose SP&D because they get a seasoned builder who returns calls, even on weekends, and takes time to explain what he finds. Qualifying inspections include a 90-day home warranty and a 5-year roof leak warranty, and first responders, teachers and veterans receive a discount. Call Mark at 561-301-7571 today to put your Lebanon home on his schedule.

What SP&D Offers in Lebanon

Historic homes near the square, new subdivisions or a farmhouse on well water — here's what SP&D offers Lebanon buyers and owners.

Lebanon-Area Clients on Their Inspection

Homeowners across Wilson County keep mentioning how thorough Mark is and how clearly he explains things. Here's some of what they've shared.

★★★★★

"Mark Schumacher from SP&D is by far the best home inspector I've had the pleasure of dealing with. Having him inspect the home we were about to buy was the best decision we made. He was so thorough, and detailed. He saved us from unexpected costs, pointing out issues that might've been overlooked by other inspectors. He answered all my phone calls, even on weekends, and fully explained all the issues. I would highly recommend him to anyone thinking of buying a home, to protect yourself with the best. His knowledge and experience is second to none. We will definitely use him again in the future."

— Johnny Azoulay
Google Review

★★★★★

"Mark did an excellent job. He was extremely thorough with great attention to detail. We had a poor experience with an inspector the last time we bought a home, so it was very important to us to feel confident that things were being handled in the best way possible. Mark was wonderful and took the time to go over every inch of the house with us and explain the things he'd found that needed attention. He was happy to answer our questions and was extremely knowledgeable about the subject matter. I would recommend him to anyone who is thinking about buying and needs an inspection. Thank you, Mark!"

— Sylvia Jones
Google Review

★★★★★

"I would give 10 stars if I could. Great job and complete inspection, very professional. Highly recommend their services."

— David Haverly
Google Review

Serving Lebanon & All of Wilson County

Home Inspections by SP&D inspects homes in Lebanon, the surrounding countryside and nearby Wilson County communities, all from its base in Hendersonville.

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Lebanon Home Inspection FAQ

Common questions from Lebanon buyers, sellers and rural property owners.

Do you inspect homes in Lebanon?

Yes. Lebanon and the rest of Wilson County fall within our service area, and Mark travels from Hendersonville for every appointment. Call 561-301-7571 to schedule.

Can you test the well on a rural Lebanon property?

Yes. Well water testing can be added to your inspection, and Mark will also look over the visible parts of the plumbing system and the home's drainage.

Do you inspect older homes near the square?

Absolutely. Older homes get careful attention to wiring, plumbing, framing, crawl spaces and the quality of past additions or remodels.

Is the limestone ground around Lebanon a concern for buyers?

It's worth understanding. Mark looks for foundation cracks, settlement, poor grading and water problems, and if he sees something that calls for a specialist, he'll tell you.

Should I add radon testing?

The EPA suggests testing all homes because the only way to know a home's level is to measure it. Radon tests can be booked with your inspection.

Are there discounts for teachers or first responders?

Yes. Teachers, first responders and veterans all receive a discount. Mention it when you book.

Serving Lebanon & All of Middle Tennessee

Lebanon is part of a 60-mile service area that reaches across Middle Tennessee. See the other towns Mark serves below.

Ready to Schedule Your Lebanon Home Inspection?

TN License #1374 • InterNACHI CPI • Well Water Testing • One Inspection Per Day • 90-Day Home Warranty