About House Call NorthShore

THE TEAM

Robert Cook
LHI# 10800 

Robert Cook has been with House Call since 2012. He has a long history in the construction industry, where he started at the age of 18, and has successfully renovated and sold residential houses.
He is happily married to his wife Ramona, they enjoy the arts together, attending as many concerts, plays and shows as their schedule will allow. They reside in Harahan, enjoy gardening, animals and lovingly tending to their “mini farm.” Robert is caretaker of 4 chickens, 3 dogs, 3 turtles, 2 rabbits and a small contingent of earthworms.

Jill Snow
LHI# 11117

Jill Snow started her career working in a corporate setting. After taking some time off to raise her children, she realized that going back to work in a cubicle was not for her!
After a flood devastated her home, she took advantage of the situation and decided to completely renovate her family’s home. As her husband works offshore, she had to take care of the job herself. It was at this time when she realized she had a passion for houses, construction and real estate, so she took the next logical step and became a state licensed home inspector.
Jill is happily married to her best friend, Jeff, and likes to spend her free time laughing with her family. With four teenagers (Annabelle, Dody, Molly, and Jake), there is never a dull moment in their house! She enjoys cooking (and eating!), traveling and doing anything outside!
Jill takes pride in helping her clients become familiar with their new home, and enjoys assisting them in making the right home buying decision for their future.
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Noah Griffin
Video Inspection Technician 

As a young boy I worked at my father’s plumbing company Pipes R Us during holidays and summer breaks. After graduating From Jesuit, I went to work at Pipes R Us full time until I joined the New Orleans Fire Department. I am happy to utilize these skill sets and knowledge learned over the years to be the Northshore video inspection technician. I look forward to providing you with an inspection that you can be confidant in for the purchase of your home.

Ben LeBlanc
LHI# 11245

Since a kid, Ben has always had a passion for designing and analyzing things. With a background in mechanical engineering, he sought out to take those skills into the home inspection industry. Ben enjoys helping people during the stressful process of buying a house by providing a thorough inspection for his clients. 

Ben recently married his best friend, Tori. In 2021, the two purchased their home and began a huge renovation project together. When he is not working, he enjoys spending time with his wife + 2 dogs, fishing, and playing golf.

Joe Cook
LHI# 10206

Joe Cook has been in the home inspection industry since 2001. He has served as general manager for House Call Home Inspection and The Desktop Training School. He oversees the technical support division for the House Call Home Inspection Franchise Department, and is a certified trainer for the home inspection, real estate and pest control industries.
Joe likes to spend his down time with his wife (Constance) and daughter CC. He enjoys cooking, travel and doing things to make his wife mad!

WHAT'S INCLUDED

We inspect the total square feet: top to bottom, inside and out; including, porches/patios and garages. We enter the attic and crawlspace and inspect/operate installed kitchen appliances, plumbing, electrical, and both air conditioner and heat.
  • ​Free WDIR (Wood Destroying Insect Report) - Residential Only
  • Digital Foundation Measurements
  • ​Professional web-based report 

How to Read Your Home Inspection Report

Louisiana Home Inspection Industry

As of January 1, 2001, all persons performing home inspections in Louisiana are to be licensed by the State of Louisiana. For more information about Louisiana Licensed Home Inspectors please visit the Louisiana State Board of Home Inspectors website. 

Louisiana Home Inspectors
  • Governed by LSBHI
  • Standards of Practice Defined
  • Code of Ethics
  • Formal License Requirements
  • Developed with Input from Realtors
LSBHI Requirements for Inspectors
  • Background Check
  • 90 Hours Schooling
  • National Home Inspectors Examination Test
  • 30 hours In-Field Training
  • 10 Live Inspections
  • 8 Hour Report Writing / Standards of Practice Seminar
  • Errors and Omission and Liability Insurance
  • 20 hours Continuing Education Annually (30 hrs-1st year)
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