Certifications & Qualifications

Below are the certification seals I have obtained through InterNACHI’s home inspector certification programs. Click on each one to learn more.

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Regular annual home maintenance inspections are a wise investment in the long-term health of your property, helping to catch and address issues before they become major and costly problems. These inspections encompass a thorough evaluation of various systems and areas in your home, ensuring everything is functioning optimally and preventing unexpected surprises.

Radon is the second-leading cause of lung cancer. Second only to smoking. Because there is no known safe level of exposure to radon, the EPA recommends mitigation for radon levels above 4 pCi/L. The average indoor radon level is estimated to be about 1.3 pCi/L, and about 0.4 pCi/L of radon is normally found in the outside air. The U.S. Congress has set a long-term goal that indoor radon levels be no more than outdoor levels. I’ll install my testing equipment for a period of at least 48-hours and report the results.

“Aging in place” is the phenomenon describing senior citizens’ ability to live independently in their homes for as long as possible. Those who age in place will not have to move from their present residence in order to secure necessary support services in response to their changing needs.

As the baby boomers age, the 60+ population will spike from roughly 45 million in recent years to more than 70 million by 2020. Research shows that baby boomers’ expectations of how they will receive care differ from that of their parents’ generation. Overwhelmingly, they will seek care in their own homes and will be less likely to move into congregate living settings.

I don’t prominently showcase this badge as a marketing tactic; rather, it’s a way to transparently inform each customer about the inspector they’ll be working with. While I acknowledge that some clients may have gender preferences, with some feeling more comfortable with a male inspector, I want to emphasize that my qualifications and competence in performing the job are in no way inferior to my male colleagues. I assure you that if you choose my services, you’ll receive the utmost level of professionalism and expertise.

If you’ve had an inspection and identified necessary repairs, you can enlist my services (or anyone displaying this badge) for a follow-up inspection of the repaired system.

I don’t prominently showcase this badge as a marketing tactic; rather, it’s a way to transparently inform each customer about the inspector they’ll be working with. While I acknowledge that some clients may have gender preferences, with some feeling more comfortable with a male inspector, I want to emphasize that my qualifications and competence in performing the job are in no way inferior to my male colleagues. I assure you that if you choose my services, you’ll receive the utmost level of professionalism and expertise.

A home inspection for a first-time buyer is an invaluable step in the homebuying process, providing peace of mind by thoroughly assessing the condition of the prospective property. It helps newcomers to the real estate market make informed decisions, uncover any hidden issues, and understand the true condition of the home they’re considering.

Inspecting an attic is essential to assess insulation, ventilation, and potential structural issues, ensuring a well-maintained and energy-efficient home.

Inspecting the HVAC system in a home is crucial to assess its efficiency, performance, and overall condition, ensuring the comfort and safety of the indoor environment.

Getting an 11-month warranty inspection is important to identify and address any potential construction or structural issues that may have arisen since the initial inspection, ensuring that any necessary repairs are covered before the warranty expires.