ASA Engineering Group is actively training and certifying inspectors to conduct Advanced Structural Assessments as an add-on to routine home inspections. Contact these companies if you’d like to add the Advanced Structural Assessment to your home inspection to ensure you have obtain the highest level of structural understanding! The certified ASA inspectors are shown below.
Ryan Schmidt at Broadneck Home Inspections. Ryan is the first home inspector to be certified to conduct Advanced Structural Assessments. Contact Ryan for a great home inspection and if you would like to have the best understanding of the house structure be sure to add the Advanced Structural Assessment as part of your home inspection.
Rachel Oslund at Lodestar Inspection Services. Rachel has been a home inspector for more than 15 years and is the first inspector at Lodestar Inspections Services to become certified to conduct Advanced Structural Assessments. In addition to being one of the most experienced home inspectors in the region, Rachel is active educating real estate agents with regular seminars and continuing education opportunities. She also serves on the Board of Directors for the Real Estate Brokers of Baltimore and the Maryland Hispanic Real Estate Association, is active on numerous real estate related committees at the local and state levels, and is the Maryland Governor’s Appointee to the Commission of Appraisers and Home Inspectors.
Matthew Kaufman, Dawa Dellamula, Bob Enders, Jim Parlato, and Aaron Barcheski at Top to Bottom Services. Top to Bottom Services, Inc. provides a wide range of buyer-requested ancillary services to protect you during your home buying experience. Check out their most popular services at their website, and be sure to ask about the Advanced Structural Assessment which is key to understanding the house structure.
Tim Kibbey at Dancer and Co. Tim has a keen eye for structural concerns and is certified to conduct the Advanced Structural Assessment which is the best way to ensure the house you are buying is structurally sound.