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About
Us Our Commitment
We know that our background and experience are important to our clients. Our goals of combining high standards of practice with ethical integrity are supported by memberships in the National Association of Certified Home Inspectors, American Society of Home Inspectors, and the Montana Association of Real Estate Inspectors. Although not required by Montana Law, our internal standards dictate that we provide service that is insured by two different kinds of insurance, general liability and Errors and Omissions. This provision is an integral part of our service because it provides protection to both you and your Realtor. We are committed to providing you with the highest quality inspection experience available. Impeccable customer service is at the core of our organizational philosophy because you, as a client, are central to everything we do. Your interests are our interests before, during, and after the inspection. Protecting you and your equity is our highest value. Our People Paul Jenkins Certified Home Inspector NACHI107082103
Paul’s education, experience, and analytical nature contribute
to a keen understanding of the situations that come to comprise a building’s physical makeup and condition. He has built
many houses from foundation to finish and taken apart structures in extensive remodels. So, he has seen the effects of good
and bad design, accepted and questionable building practices, effects of poor maintenance, and how these variables contribute
to the degradation of structures and components over time. This ability to observe the synergy of a home’s systems,
with particular attention to the effects of time, is what good inspection is all about. Paul’s multifaceted background
also contributes to stellar oral and written communication with clients and Realtors which furthers our end of exceptional
customer service and satisfaction. Comparing Services In a largely unregulated industry, many people without specific credentials relating to home inspection offer services. Some credentials are simply obtained by paying dues to distant organizations. Montana is currently a state without certification or licensing requirements for Real Estate Inspectors. When you are collecting information about which home inspector to hire you should consider asking these questions:
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