Before becoming a home inspector, I spent years in construction, remodeling, and finish carpentry. I understand how homes are built because I’ve built and repaired them myself for many years.

I always knew that if I entered the inspection business, I wanted to do it differently. When I started INSpectra Plus, the goal wasn’t just to be a great inspector, it was to provide added value to my clients.

That’s the “Plus.”

The “Plus” means you’re not just getting a report, you’re gaining a long term, unbiased advocate for you and your home.

Because owning a home doesn’t come with an instruction manual, but it should come with someone you can trust.

It means helping you understand what to do next, what can wait, what truly matters, and how to make responsible decisions about repairs, maintenance, and future improvements, especially if you’re a first time homeowner and this is all new to you.

Professional standards prevent me from performing repair work on homes I inspect, and that’s intentional. It keeps me unbiased. I have nothing to sell you except clear information and honest guidance.

So when the next question about your home comes up, whether it’s a water leak, a squeaky floor, or wondering when to clean the filter in your dishwasher, call your home inspector first.

Contractors sell repairs. I sell clarity.

My goal is simple: to be the first person you call when you have a question about your home. I’m here to provide direction, not pressure.

INSpectra Plus isn’t just about checking boxes. It’s about building long term value and giving homeowners a trusted resource they can rely on long after closing day.