The home inspection profession is a relatively new one and as such is not yet regulated in most states. Where licensing or certification is not a requirement, such as in Hawaii, anyone can claim to be a home inspector, and there are no laws to prevent them from doing so. It is therefore important that the home buyer exercise due caution when selecting a home inspector. Make sure the inspector is insured and trained.

My Qualifications

I am a member in good standing of the following organizations:

National Association of Certified Home Inspectors (NACHI)
Realtors Association of Maui (RAM)
National Association Of Real Estate Professionals (CN-202256)
Mold Inspection Certification/Certified Mold Inspector CMI* Certification # 62560

Trained by BSBI School of building inspection.

This is a nationally recognized school by many states for meeting licensing requirements in those states that require licensing. I did this course in the event that Hawaii will some day require Home Inspectors to obtain a license.

I have over 18 years experience as a Project Manager. I am skilled in all phases of construction from complete demolition and rebuild of a 65,000 SQFT facility to construction of a 700,000 SQFT state of the art automated warehouse for Webvan which was a online grocery delivery service.

Licensed General Contractor (1992-1995) in the state of Illinois.

I have 3 years experience in Property Management on Maui and know how to interpret AOAO documents in regards to common elements, limited common elements, owner responsibilities and AOAO responsibilities.

I follow NACHI's Standards of Practice

I fulfill at least 24 hours of continuing education every year.

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