Frequently Asked Questions

Being an AHIT Certified Inspector means that an individual has completed rigorous training and met the high standards set by the American Home Inspectors Training Institute (AHIT). This certification demonstrates the inspector's commitment to professionalism, expertise, and ethical conduct in the field of home inspection. AHIT Certified Inspectors are equipped with the knowledge and skills necessary to thoroughly assess, evaluate, and report on the condition of a property, providing clients with invaluable insights and peace of mind.

My goal is to provide you with the most exceptional service of greatest value to you. If you hire me, I will give you the right information you need in order to make the best decisions. This may be the most important decision and biggest investment that you'll ever make. And I'm honored to help you at this moment. I will show you how your home works, how to maintain it, and how to save home energy. I will show you everything that I inspect, and everything that you should know about the home or building. I will provide you with an inspection report that is easy-to-read and clear-to-understand. It will have a short summary report included. I will provide you with a 100-page home maintenance book, which will include information on what a house problem looks like before it becomes a major defect. It will explain how to make home repairs yourself. It will also provide you with home maintenance checklist - things to do at every seasons of the year. I will infrared camera, which allows me to see things that you can't see. I will also use a moisture meter, GFCI and AFCI tester, crawlspace gear, and a drone. I will invite you to join my network of clients who are my neighbors. And I make myself available to my clients at anytime, particularly when they experience a problem with their house. Welcome to the neighborhood.