We conduct a thorough inspection of your home or prospective home in accordance with the standards of the American Society of Home Inspectors, otherwise known as "ASHI". To learn more about ASHI and the requirements to become an ASHI inspector, click on the link just above. You've made the decision to get a home inspection, but now it's time to choose the best inspector you can afford.

All home inspections reports are computer generated and include both a summary and full report, which contains full digital photographs. Your inspection report will be emailed following the completion of your inspection.

For the best inspection experience, your presence is encouraged.

To learn more about the inspection process, I encourage you to click on the ASHI's link to view ASHI's Virtual Home Inspection Tour. I also encourage you to click the link to the left of the home page to view a "Sample Report". As always, I'm here to answer any questions you may have regarding your home inspection.

Choosing to have an inspection of your investment property makes good business sense. I can inspect nearly any size building from small duplexes to large apartment complexes, strip malls, office buildings, warehouses, or multi level buildings. When necessary, I organize a team of trained and licensed professionals to assist me in evaluating the condition of roofs, cooling and electrical systems. All inspection are followed up with a written summary report outlining the condition of the building.

I am equipped and trained to conduct air quality / mold inspections of your residential or commercial property. As a Certified Mold Assessor, I conduct a physical inspection of the building to look for any visible evidence of suspicious microbial growth. If a suspicious growth is located, appropriate swab samples are taken. In addition to any swab samples, air samples are taken of both the inside and outside of the building. Air samples are important as they collect microscopic air-born particles that may otherwise be undetected by physical examination.

All samples taken are sent to a certified laboratory. Having taken a sample of the exterior air, the lab can determine if any different types of mold are present in the building that are not found in the outdoor environment. Air sampling also reveals if any elevated levels of mold or mold like substances exist within the building. A report of the labs findings is usually available for your review via email within a couple of business days. A computer generated report summarizing the physical inspection will be forwarded to you as well. Said report may contain digital photographs to further assist in documenting any unusual mold conditions.

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