Vital Home Inspections

COVID-19 UPDATE:

I am still open for business but it is not business as usual. 

In a normal world, I encourage my clients to be present for the entire inspection to get the information first hand.  We all need to do our part to ensure the safety of all of the stakeholders in the transaction process, from you, and myself, to the sellers and the agents.  For these reasons, it is necessary to limit the number of people attending the inspection. 

Everyone’s safety is important and we all need to practice good hand washing techniques, avoid touching our faces, and avoid touching surfaces that may be contaminated.  Some germs can survive for a surprisingly long time on some surfaces, so I encourage treating them all as if they are contaminated.  We also need to observe our personal space, and when I need to show something specific, I will describe it in detail, then move out of the way so you can see first hand what I am referring to.  With some precautions, I think we can get through this with less risk.  And of course, if you are sick, if you have been in contact with someone who has contracted it, or think you have symptoms, you will need to skip the inspection. 

I have taken training from the International Association of Certified Home Inspectors (InterNACHI) and am proud to adhere to the protocols endorsed by them.