I am dedicated to delivering detailed inspections and dependable information, ensuring you have the confidence to make well-informed decisions about your property. As an InterNACHI® Certified Professional Inspector (CPI®), I adhere to the highest standards in the industry, providing the expertise and reliability you can trust for your investment.

I use advanced tools, including infrared cameras, moisture meters, GFCI and AFCI testers, and drones, to uncover issues that might not be visible during a standard inspection. These tools allow me to provide a thorough evaluation of your property.

I focus on building strong, lasting relationships by being available to my clients whenever they need assistance. Many of my clients are part of my local community, and I take pride in being a trusted resource for their questions and concerns.

Yes, I’m an InterNACHI® Certified Professional Inspector (CPI®), recognized for upholding the highest standards in the home inspection industry. My certification guarantees thorough and reliable service for your inspection needs

Yes, I’m always available to answer your questions or provide guidance after the inspection. My goal is to ensure you have the support you need and feel confident in understanding your property.

No home is perfect. It’s normal to find minor issues, deferred maintenance, or cosmetic imperfections. Focus on the significant findings, and don’t let smaller concerns derail your decision. I’m here to guide you in prioritizing what truly matters for your property.

During a home inspection, most findings involve minor issues or maintenance recommendations. I help clients focus on what truly matters by identifying concerns that fall into four key categories: 1. Major defects like structural issues. 2. Conditions that could lead to major defects, such as roof leaks. 3. Problems that may impact financing, occupancy, or insurance. 4. Safety hazards, such as exposed electrical wiring. By concentrating on these critical areas, I ensure you can prioritize what’s most important for your investment and safety.

During the inspection, I thoroughly examine all major systems and components, including the roof, foundation, electrical, plumbing, and HVAC. I explain my findings along the way and provide a detailed report afterward, giving you a clear understanding of your property’s condition.

I use advanced tools like thermal imaging cameras, moisture meters, GFCI and AFCI testers, and drones. These technologies help uncover hidden issues, such as moisture intrusion, insulation gaps, or roof damage, that aren’t visible during a standard inspection.

Yes, I provide helpful maintenance advice to keep your home in excellent condition. You’ll also receive a home maintenance book with tips for spotting issues, making simple repairs, and managing seasonal upkeep.

My inspection reports are clear and detailed, featuring a summary of findings, photos, and actionable recommendations. You’ll also receive a 100-page home maintenance book with repair tips and seasonal checklists to help you care for your property.

Yes, I encourage you to join me during the inspection. This gives us the opportunity to walk through the property together, discuss important details, and address any questions or concerns you may have.

A home inspector assesses the property’s condition on the day of the inspection. The report is based on visible observations and does not include warranties or predictions about future issues. While I identify material defects and safety concerns, maintaining the property is ultimately the homeowner’s responsibility.

If you choose me as your inspector, I promise to give my full effort and dedication. A successful inspection depends on the inspector’s thoroughness, and I take pride in providing professional and reliable service to every client.

To get the most out of your inspection, I recommend reviewing: 1. The Standards of Practice to understand what’s included. 2. The Code of Ethics to see the professional guidelines I follow. 3. The inspection agreement outlining the scope of work. 4. The complete inspection report, not just the summary. 5. The home maintenance book for repair tips and seasonal checklists.