Frequently Asked Questions

We strive to provide the highest value by delivering thorough inspections and reliable insights. Our goal is to give you the confidence to make informed decisions about your property.

Yes, we are Certified Professional Inspectors (CPI®) through InterNACHI®, the leading organization for home inspectors. Our certification ensures we adhere to the highest industry standards.

We believe in creating lasting relationships with my clients. Many of my clients are our neighbors, and we're always available to answer questions or offer guidance whenever needed.

We use advanced tools like infrared cameras, moisture meters, GFCI and AFCI testers, and drones. These tools help us identify hidden issues that might otherwise go unnoticed.

Most of the findings in a home inspection involve maintenance recommendations or minor imperfections. The issues that truly matter fall into four categories: • Major defects, such as structural failures. • Conditions that could lead to major defects, like a small roof leak. • Issues that may affect financing, occupancy, or insurance. • Safety hazards, such as exposed electrical wiring. By focusing on these critical areas, we help you address what’s most important for your investment and safety.

Yes, absolutely. We're here to answer any questions or provide support even after the inspection is complete. Our goal is to ensure you feel confident and informed throughout the entire process.

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. We're here to guide you in prioritizing what truly matters for your property.

During the inspection, we’ll evaluate all major systems and components of the home, including the roof, foundation, electrical, plumbing, and HVAC. We’ll explain my findings as we go and provide a detailed report afterward, helping you fully understand your property.

WeI use advanced tools like thermal imaging cameras, moisture meters, GFCI and AFCI testers, and drones. These tools allow us to detect hidden issues, such as moisture intrusion, insulation gaps, or roof damage, that may not be visible to the naked eye.

Our inspection reports are detailed yet easy to understand. They include a summary of findings, photos, and recommendations. You’ll also receive a 100-page home maintenance book with tips for repairs and seasonal checklists.

Yes, we provide valuable maintenance advice to help you keep your home in top condition. Our home maintenance book includes tips for identifying potential problems, performing simple repairs, and staying on top of seasonal upkeep.

Yes, we encourage you to join me during the inspection. Walking through the property together allows us to explain important details about your home. You can ask questions, share concerns, and see firsthand what we're inspecting.

To make the most of your inspection, review these resources: Standards of Practice to understand what’s covered. Code of Ethics to learn the professional standards we follow. The inspection agreement outlining the scope of work. The full inspection report, not just the summary. The home maintenance book, which includes tips for repairs and seasonal checklists.

If you choose us as your inspector, we promise to provide my best effort. Inspections rely heavily on the inspector’s dedication, and we take pride in delivering a thorough and professional service to every client.

A home inspector evaluates the property’s condition on the day of the inspection. The report is based on visible observations and does not predict future problems or include warranties. While we identify material defects and safety concerns, ongoing maintenance is the homeowner’s responsibility.