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My business philosophy is to provide high quality, reliable service for my customers. My objective is to perform a thorough inspection and provide a detailed report.  My goal is to go through each home as if I was buying it for myself.  My approach is to use a "fine tooth comb" to uncover the defects in the home in order to provide you with the information you need so that you can better understand the home in which you are investing.

When you hire me to perform a home inspection you will receive:

• A thorough inspection with attention to detail

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