Patrick Wesa

A home inspector needs to be a detail-oriented professional. who inspects residential properties for structural, electrical, plumbing, HVAC, and safety issues. Conducts thorough evaluations, prepares photo reports with recommendations, and communicate findings to clients. It requires certified training.

Experienced Home Inspector with a proven track record of conducting thorough evaluations of residential properties to assess structural integrity, electrical, plumbing, HVAC, and safety conditions. Skilled in using inspection tools like moisture meters and thermal imaging cameras to identify defects and potential hazards. Adept at preparing detailed, client-friendly reports with clear findings and recommendations, supported by photographic evidence.

Strong communication skills, effectively explaining technical details to clients and real estate professionals. Certified with InterNACHI and knowledgeable in current building codes and safety standards. Physically capable of working in diverse environments, including confined spaces and elevated areas.

Committed to ensuring safe, informed decisions for homeowners and buyers, with a focus on accuracy and professionalism.

• Home Inspection Certification, Carson Dunlop, 2025

  Comprehensive training in residential systems, inspection techniques, building codes, and safety standards, with expertise in tools like moisture meters and thermal cameras.

• Bachelor’s/Associate’s Degree in Graphic Arts and Design, Tech Voc High School, 1992

  Developed skills in visual communication and design, enhancing the creation of clear, professional inspection reports for improved client engagement.

• High School Diploma, Tech Voc High School, 1992

  Provided foundational education for technical and analytical skills.

• Class 1 Driver’s License with Air Brakes, 1999

  Demonstrates long-term reliability and technical proficiency in vehicle and equipment operation.