I’m a state-licensed home inspector serving Columbus and surrounding Central Ohio communities. When you schedule an inspection, you work directly with me — not a large firm or rotating crew. Each inspection is completed personally from start to finish, with a focus on accuracy and accountability.
Inspections are conducted without rushing and with attention to the details that matter. Findings are explained clearly so you can move forward with confidence.
I take a client-first, no-rush approach to every inspection. Each home is carefully reviewed beyond a basic checklist, with attention to the details that truly matter.
All major systems are inspected, including the roof, attic, foundation, plumbing, HVAC, and electrical. The goal is simple — provide a clear understanding of the home’s condition so you can make informed decisions without surprises.
Based in Pickerington and serving Columbus and surrounding Central Ohio communities, inspections are thorough, straightforward, and focused on accuracy and transparency.
Modern inspection tools help identify issues that may not be visible during a basic review. Thermal imaging, moisture meters, and electrical testing equipment are used alongside a detailed, hands-on evaluation of each major system.
Technology supports the process — it never replaces it. The roof, structure, plumbing, HVAC, and electrical systems are assessed for current performance, safety concerns, and conditions that could lead to future expenses.
Each inspection is designed to deliver an accurate, complete picture of the home’s condition.
A professional home inspection provides a comprehensive, visual evaluation of a property’s major systems and components. The goal is to help buyers, sellers, and homeowners understand the home’s current condition before moving forward.
Each inspection includes a detailed, photo-rich report delivered in clear, straightforward language.
Inspections include:
Roof and exterior
Structure and foundation
Attic and insulation
Plumbing and electrical systems
Heating and cooling equipment
Interior components
Focused inspections for visible evidence of termites and other wood-destroying insects. Readily accessible areas are reviewed and findings are clearly documented.
Radon testing measures indoor radon levels using approved monitoring equipment. Results are accurately recorded to help assess long-term air quality conditions.
Performed near the end of a builder’s one-year warranty period to identify construction defects or performance concerns before coverage expires. A detailed report is provided for use when submitting warranty items.
A targeted inspection of core systems — roof, attic, electrical, plumbing, and HVAC — when a full home inspection is not required. Scope is clearly defined and findings are delivered in a straightforward report.
*Starting at $275, depending on home size and complexity.
Used when aerial access is necessary to safely view roof or exterior areas that are not readily accessible. Drone technology supplements the inspection process and does not replace physical access when it can be performed safely.
Air sampling helps identify airborne contaminants such as mold spores and other particulates that may affect comfort or health. Results are provided in a clear laboratory report.
Water samples are collected and tested for contaminants commonly required by VA and similar loan programs, including total coliform bacteria, E. coli, lead, nitrates, and nitrites.
Accessible components of the wastewater system — including the tank and visible piping — are reviewed to identify conditions that may affect performance or reliability.
*Risers to grade are required to complete this inspection per State of Ohio requirements.
Laboratory testing for contaminants that may affect health and safety.
*Available testing includes lead, nitrate, nitrite, and arsenic analysis, with certain results typically available within 3–5 business days.
Military members, first responders, frontline workers, and teachers receive a 5% inspection discount as a small thank-you for your service to our communities.