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Michael Patton owns AA Home Inspections in Union Kentucky and performs home inspections in Kentucky and Ohio. Michael is own of the most knowledgable and nicest home inspectors you will meet. Michael is being interviewed in this podcast by Preston Sandlin of Home Inspection Carolina.
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I have known Jerry Linkhorn for years. He has grown his company to a handfull of inspectors to company of 25 plus. In this interview Jerry talks about his successes and some things he has learned along the way. Jerry owns Linkhorn Inspection Services in Columbus Ohio. Check out this intherview with Preston Sandlin of Home Inspection Carolina.
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Blake Williams has built a heck of a home inspection business in the Dallas Fort Worth area and Austin Texas. In this podcast interview Blake is being interviewed by Preston Sandlin of Home Inspection Carolina in Carlotte NC. Blake give a lot of good information for home inpectors.
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Rob Lemoine and his wife Kat opererate Residential Inspection Service out of Atlanta Georgia. In this podcast Rob is being interviewed by Preston Sandlin of Home Inspection Carolina and Ask the Charlotte Inspector. A little more info on Rob:
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Scott Spaulding own and operates Blur Ribbon Home Inspections out of Portland Oregon. In this podcast interview with Preston Sandlin of Home Inspection Carolina and Ask the Charlotte Inspector . Scott talks about how he got started in the Home Inspection business. With a background in computer Scott is the only person I have met that made a perfect score on the National Home Inspection Exam. You Don’t want to miss our latest interview with Portland Home Inspector Scott Spaulding.
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http://www.homeinspectioncarolina.com This was a webinar I recently did for Ashi. It is what has worked foe me and maybe it could work for you too. I do understand their are other ways to get business as well. http://www.thesuccessfulhomeinspector…
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One of Nonprofit Home Inspection’s lead Portland home inspectors is Charles Lewis. Charles is an Oregon Certified Home Inspector (# 1740), a Washington Licensed Home Inspector (# 1561) and a licensed general contractor (CCB # 204515). Charles has over 15 years of construction experience ranging from working his way through college as a construction surveyor in Alaska to serving as the general contractor for a $4 million community center. Over the years, Charles has built houses from the ground up, remodeled existing homes, renovated churches and community centers, installed rainwater cisterns, built ecoroofs, and even installed wind turbines among many other activities. Because of the breadth of his construction experiences, Charles has a firm understanding of modern building science and is able to give comprehensive, experience-based home inspection reports that are easy to understand.
Charles earned a bachelor’s degree from the University of Portland and a master’s degree from Harvard University.
Charles decided to become a licensed home inspector in order to help protect families from unknown hazards in the homes. When he was growing up, Charles’ single mother purchased a “fixer upper” that needed a lot of work. Raising 6 kids mostly by herself by working as a waitress, Charles’ mother wasn’t able to afford a proper home inspection. Years later, she was diagnosed with mesothelioma because of exposure to asbestos. Within a month of being diagnosed, she passed away from an easily preventable hazard. Not wanting other families to go through similar ordeals, Charles created Nonprofit Home Inspections to elevate the level of home inspections by training better home inspectors and by making home inspections available to everyone in the community. In addition to establishing a state licensed trade school for home inspectors, Nonprofit Home Inspections’ services are offered on a sliding scale so that everyone can afford to have their own home inspection. By using Nonprofit Home Inspections for your own home inspection, you are helping to create healthy homes for some of Oregon and Washington’s most vulnerable populations.
Charles is being interviewed by Preston Sandlin of Home Inspection Carolina and Ask the Charlotte Inspector.
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Applica has developed an artificial intelligence-based personalization engine and customer engagement platform, that enables clients to increase cross-selling, enhance customer engagement, and strengthen brand relationships across multiple customer channels: social media; email, mobile, and web.
Applica’s platform for the real estate industry currently has over three-quarter million users, and Applica is in the process of launching a platform for the pet care industry.
Joel Singer is being intervirewed by Preston Sandlin of Home Inspection Carolina and Ask the Cjarlotte Inspector.
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My favorite part of owning and operating a home inspection business is building the business!
I love building an online presence, creating a brand on the Internet and on Social Media.
I did all this myself and I want to teach you how to do it!
Bob Clark is being interviewed by Preston Sandlin of Home Inspection Carolina and Ask the Charlotte Inspector
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As a Seattle Home Inspector, I am committed to bringing all my years of experience, as well as my continuing education regarding home construction practices, to bear, in assisting the Home Buyer/Seller with their Home purchase/sale.
Inspecting NW Homes
It is my intention that the Home Buyer/Seller have an accurate, “snap-shot” of the major components of the Home, thus assisting them in making an informed decision. While based in Seattle/Shoreline WA, I inspect homes all over Western Washington State, including King County, Snohomish County and sometimes even Pierce County. Some of the cities I commonly get to are Everett, Lynnwood, Bothel, Kenmore, Kent, SeaTac, Bellevue, Kirkland—-and many others. Some buyers have referred to my inspection reports as “beginning” owner’s manuals for their home.
I have been designing and building residential structures for over 35 years.
Inspecting NW Homes
Previous to becoming a Home Inspector in 2004, I was a “hands-on” general contractor and I was actively involved in all aspects of residential construction. As a designer and a builder, I had to keep up-to-date in all the trades involved in this work: foundations, framing, electrical, plumbing, insulation, drywall, siding, roofing etc. My specialties have been kitchen design, second story additions, whole house remodels, and new passive solar houses—-including composting toilets and wood foundations.
I currently sit on the Home Inspector Licensing Advisory Board of the State of Washington.
I am also on the American Society of Home Inspectors (ASHI) technical review committee at the National level and served as chair of the committee for 2016.
I am a Graduate of Bellingham Technical College, Bellingham, Wa., Residential Home Inspection Course (160 hours), and I am currently an instructor with this program. This course is approved by the State of Washington for Home Inspector Education as preparation for new inspector licensing.
I am a Member of ASHI, (American Society of Home Inspectors), Member #246514.
I am a Licensed Washington State Home Inspector, #220
I am a Licensed Structural Pest Inspector, WSDA #67488
Level I Thermographer, ITC Certified
Charles Buell is being interviewed by Preston Sandlin of Home IAsk the Charlotte Inspectornspection Carolina and
