About Me

I’ve always been a hands-on person with a “figure it out and fix it” attitude. That mindset is a big part of how I approach home inspections. I enjoy understanding how things work, finding problems, and figuring out practical solutions.

Outside of inspecting homes, I spend a lot of my free time working on cars, building things, and taking on projects around my own property. I’m also a big fan of rural and off-grid living, which has given me an appreciation for the systems and details that keep a home working properly.

That practical, blue-collar background carries over into every inspection I perform. I’m not just looking at a checklist—I’m looking at how the different parts of a home work together, what could become a problem, and what a homeowner should know before making a major investment.

My goal is simple: provide an honest, thorough inspection and explain what I find in a way that actually makes sense. Buying a home is a big decision, and I want every client to leave the inspection feeling informed, confident, and prepared for what comes next.