Home Inspector with decades of construction experience
Insured Inspector
Meet Your Inspector - Greg Glendenning
- Greg came up thru the ranks of the Sheet Metal Union and was a certified Test & Balance Supervisor, Building Systems Commissioning Agent, and Small Business Owner.
- Greg then began his career in Quality Control in Federal Construction working up to a Corporate Quality Control. Greg was involved in Federal Construction as a Subcontractor and a General Contractor for 30+ years.
- Greg's combined HVAC, Construction & Quality Control Experience makes him an incredible home inspector with decades of hands-on system experience.
- Greg has received his certificate through the American Society of Home Inspectors and passed his National Home Inspector Exam.
- Greg is a Certified Residential Thermographer.
- With a strong Construction background, we are able to notice building defects that can possibly cause homeowners issues down the road that many inspectors would miss.
- We give inclusive home inspection reports built on a foundation of Honesty & Integrity.
Certifications
Greg has his ASHI Certificate, NHIE, Certified Residential Thermographer, International Code Council - National Standard General Building Contractor A License, Travelers Insurance Risk Control Academy Defect Awareness, ACI Concrete Field-Testing Tech Grade 1 license, and Corps of Engineers Construction Quality Management for Contractors Certificate.
Our Affiliate Memberships
Proud Member of The Republic Chamber of Commerce
Our Services
Inclusive Home Inspection
Your Home Inspection will be performed per the ASHI Standards of Practice as Inclusive Home Inspections is a member of this organization. Our ASHI Member # 269621. Please see the above link for ASHI standards of practice.
Termite Inspection
Wood-destroying insect (WDI) inspections are sometimes commonly referred to as a "termite inspection." The inspection may include probing and/or sounding of unobstructed and accessible areas to determine the presence or absence of visual evidence of wood-destroying insects. This inspection may not include mold, mildew, and non-insect destroying organisms. Some states may require a wood-destroying organism inspection in addition to a WDI inspection.
WDI inspectors may require specialized training and/or certifications. WDI inspections are outside of the scope of the home inspection as it requires specialized training, certifications or licensing in most municipalities and states. Home inspectors also are not required to report on wood-destroying organisms. This is an additional service to our standard exam.
Radon
Radon testing for real estate sales should be conducted with devices approved as per EPA testing protocol. Radon gas and its decay product (finely divided metal, polonium) are radioactive, and insufficiently ingested amounts over a period of time may cause lung cancer (second only to smoking). EPA recommends mitigation (specialized, but simple ventilation systems) be installed when the test average reads 4.0 (or higher) picocuries per liter.
Radon testing is outside of the scope of the inspection as it requires specialized equipment and training. A home inspection strictly is a visual inspection and typically not an environmental inspection. This is an additional service to our standard exam.
Infrared Thermography
How Infrared is used in our Home Inspections;
- Find hidden water from plumbing leaks and other sources in walls, ceilings, and floors.
- Document working appliances.
- Find insulation that isn't performing correctly.
- Find "Hot" electrical circuits.
- Find infestations, ants, termites, bees and other vermin.
- Find hidden "wet" areas when specific conditions at the time of inspection are met.
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