About
I have been a Professional Inspector for over 30 years and hold 3 other license in the construction field. I have inspected over 26,000 houses in my career and more than 2,500 commercial buildings. My well-being is with my client. I ensure that you know what needs to be repaired or replaced due to being at the end of its economical life.
I enjoy evaluating homes for my clients to give them peace of mind with one of the biggest investments in their life and with the many years of experience that I have in construction, I am able to do that.
Details
Square footage of home
Number of bathrooms
Number of bedrooms
Property type
Home features
Inspection reason
Photos and videos
Reviews
Princess R.
Lawrence
Tye
Mike J.
F. E.
Frequently asked questions
What is your typical process for working with a new customer?
Once contacted, my process starts with getting acquainted with the client and their concerns with the house.
I explain the inspection process and how the report will be delivered. Cost is then explained to the client based on the square footage. No auxillary equipment and/or systems are qouted in the cost of the inspection. My inspection is one flat fee.
Contact information is retrieved and information in placed into my scheduling software then a confirmation email is sent to you the client, and your realtor.
What education and/or training do you have that relates to your work?
ass Texas State Examination InterNACHI’s Online Inspector Examination every year. This general, not association-specific exam is an industry standard required by TREC and InterNACHI and some state licensing boards,
•Adhere to the industry’s largest, most comprehensive Standards of Practice,
•Abide by TREC and InterNACHI’s Code of Ethics,
•Follow a strict continuing education policy that requires, among other things, that I receive 24 hours of continuing education each year,
•Have completed TREC and InterNACHI’s ethics which ensures that I am aware of my ethical duties as a home inspector,
•Have passed TREC and InterNACHI’s Standards of Practice test,
•Have signed and submitted an affidavit legally agreeing that I have and will continue to adhere to all TREC and InterNACHI standards, ethics and education requirements,
•Maintain a continuing education log,
• I am required to successfully complete TREC and InterNACHI’s comprehensive Standards of Practice course and examination, Roofing course and examination, Structural course and examination and Electrical course and examination, Plumbing course and examination, Inspector Safety course and examination, Wood Destroying Organism course and examination, 25 Standards course and examination, Moisture Intrusion course and examination, Vermiculite Insulation course, Polybutylene Plumbing course, Water Heater TPR Valve course, Emergency Exit course, Log Home course and examination, Green Building course and examination, Mold Inspection course and examination, Radon course and examination, Commercial Inspection course and examination, and the Foundation Walls and Piers course and examination,
•Attend at least one chapter meeting or educational seminar every two years (reasonable exceptions apply),
•Complete at least one very advanced inspection course every 2 years, and
•Have access to a number of learning tools such as inspection tips and technique illustrations, a library of home inspection books and videos, the industry’s largest message board, InterNACHI’s "what’s new" publication of recent inspection news, and the InterNACHI University.
Do you have a standard pricing system for your services? If so, please share the details here.
All inspections are base on square footage with no additonal fees charged.
How did you get started in this business?
Having a background in construction, it started in 1990 when General Dynmanics laid off 4,000 people in one day. I decided then being that I had a very strong background in construction, that I would persue a career in home inspection once I heard about it. Now I have been a professional inspector for over 29 years.