About Us

Experienced, Trained, Dedicated

I am an experienced home inspector, contractor, and native of New Jersey. I have spent many decades gaining experience specific to what I do for my clients – Providing high quality home inspections.

I have been inspecting, building, and repairing homes for over 20 years now. I often see issues on a home inspection and, without a second thought, know exactly what needs to be done – because most of the time I have repaired that exact type of issue with my own two hands. This type of experience can’t be learned in a book, can’t be rushed, and takes a lot of dedication and hard work.

In addition to this I have also dedicated myself to making sure I have the knowledge and most current information possible. As such, I am a full member of InterNACHI, the world’s larges home inspector association. InterNACHI is the the largest because they provide the best training, the highest standards of practice, and the best home inspection education.

Why Choose Me as an InterNACHI Inspector?

InterNACHI inspectors such as myself:

  • have to complete InterNACHI’s online Code of Ethics Course
  • have to take InterNACHI’s online Standards of Practice Course
  • must submit a signed Membership Affidavit;
  • substantially adhere to InterNACHI’s Standards of Practice;
  • abide by InterNACHI’s Code of Ethics;
  • have to submit four mock inspection reports to InterNACHI’s Report Review Committee – So you know you are getting a well written home inspection report!
  • within the first year of membership, have to successfully pass the following accredited courses and exams:
  • InterNACHI’s “Safe Practices for the Home Inspector” course,
  • InterNACHI’s “25 Standards Every Inspector Should Know” course,
  • InterNACHI’s “Residential Plumbing Overview for Inspectors” course,
  • InterNACHI’s “How to Perform Residential Electrical Inspections” course,
  • InterNACHI’s “How to Perform Roof Inspections” course,
  • InterNACHI’s “How to Inspect HVAC Systems” course,
  • InterNACHI’s “Structural Issues for Home Inspectors” course,
  • InterNACHI’s “How to Perform Exterior Inspections” course,
  • InterNACHI’s “How to Inspect the Attic, Insulation, Ventilation and Interior” course,
  • InterNACHI’s “How to Perform Deck Inspections” course,
  • InterNACHI’s “How to Inspect for Moisture Intrusion” course, and
  • InterNACHI’s “How to Inspect Fireplaces, Stoves, and Chimneys” course.
  • have to pursue inspection-related training by taking 24 hours of additional accredited Continuing Education each year;
  • have to maintain their Online Continuing Education Log, per InterNACHI’s rigorous Continuing Education policy;
  • have access to InterNACHI’s Message Board for exchanging information and tips with colleagues and experts;
  • have access to InterNACHI’s “What’s New” section so that they can keep up with the latest news and events in the inspection industry;
  • have access to InterNACHI’s Report Review Service;
  • and have access to many other benefits, training, marketing tools and information to help themselves, as well as consumers provided by the world’s largest inspector association – InterNACHI!