Why Choose Healthy Home Inspections?

Short Answer:  Because we are more qualified and we take the time to do the job right. Simply put, we will give you the best home inspection available.

Long Answer:  All home inspectors are not created equal. Not even close. Most are run-of-the-mill. Some are extremely under-qualified. A few are outstanding. You deserve one of the very best.

Your home is one of the largest investments you'll ever make. Take the time to make sure that you hire an inspector with the experience to do a thorough inspection while looking out for your interests.

Qualifications: I have the following State of GA licenses: (1) Electrical Contractor License, (2) Conditioned Air Contractor (Heating and Air) license, (3) Pesticide Applicator License. I have all five International Code Council Certifications (Building Inspector Certifications). ICC (is the group that writes the building codes). I am a certified (WDO) termite inspector.  I'm approved by the GA Secretary of State’s Office to teach a required four hour CEU class to licensed (Heating and Air Contractors). I have been a guest heating and air and building code instructor at Gwinnett Tech, Dekalb Tech, and the Birch Academy. I am an active member of American Society of Home Inspectors (ASHI), and Georgia Association of Home Inspectors (GAHI). Why hire me? I'm going to find problems that other inspectors don't even know exist.

Inspection Report:  Many home inspectors use a check-list report where they simply mark some boxes, scribble a few handwritten notes and they're done. It's great for them because it's quick and easy, but bad for you because you don't get enough detail. I'll give you a custom-written, (computer generated home inspection report with digital pictures)  describing what I find wrong, including all applicable building code violations. The level of detail and clarity in my reports is unmatched by other inspectors. You should ask to see a sample report from any home inspector you consider hiring.

Time:  Many home inspectors do 3 - 4 inspections in a single day, spending only 1-2 hours looking at your  home. I spend 3-4 hours at an average size home, with a couple of additional hours after leaving the house to prepare the inspection report. Larger or older homes can require (5-7 hours) at the house.