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George P. Wells, BSEE, MBA, CMI

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George Wells, Certified Master Inspector
What are your inspector's qualifications?

Many home inspectors become home inspectors after taking a short course, usually two weeks or less, in home inspection. They then become "certified" by one of the many home inspection companies or organizations after only a few short months of field experience. Your inspector, George Wells, has been in construction, engineering and maintenance for 30 years and is LICENSED by the Ohio Construction Industry Examining Board, an official regulatory department of the State of Ohio as a contractor, LICENSED by the Ohio Department of Agriculture as a Wood Destroying Insect Inspector, and CERTIFIED as a home inspector by the National Association of Certified Home Inspectors (NACHI) and Management Science Institute's (MSI) Best Inspectors Network. George is also CERTIFIED by MSI as a commercial building inspector.

George is also a State of Ohio licensed and is an approved instructor for several skilled trades by both the States of Ohio and Michigan. He is authorized by the State of Ohio to teach Electrical, Plumbing, Heating Ventilating and Air Conditioning, Hydronics, and Refrigeration. He is authorized by the State of Michigan to teach Master Electricians, Fire Alarm Technicians, and Sign Specialty Technicians.

In addition to doing home inspections, George does commercial and industrial inspections, scientific investigations (building failures, equipment failures, etc), and owner's representation and project management on construction projects.

George has inspected many millions of dollars worth of construction; more than $50 million in the past ten years. He also owned and operated an electrical and building maintenance contracting company for several years.

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30+ years experience in construction, engineering, maintenance, and project management

Ohio Construction Industry Examining Board certified instructor for five skilled trades (electrical, plumbing, HVAC, hydronics, refrigeration)

Michigan Department of Labor Bureau of Construction Codes approved skilled trades instructor for three trades (electrical, sign specialty technician, and fire alarm technician)

Ohio Construction Industry Examining Board LICENSED contractor

Ohio Department of Agriculture LICENSED Wood Destroying Insect (WDI) inspector

National Association of Certified Home Inspectors (NACHI) Certified.
Great Lakes Region Chapter President

Management Science Institute's Best Inspectors Network Certified

Master Electrician for more than 20 years

Licensed electrical contractor for more than 20 years

Degrees in Engineering (BSEE) and Business (MBA)

Former member of the International Association Of Electrical Inspectors

Former member of the International Association of Arson Investigators, Michigan Chapter

Qualified to perform residential, commercial, and industrial inspections


1.	Licensed and Insured.
2.	Comprehensive report of the condition of the building and grounds.
3.	Follow-up services after the inspection such as free maintenance and repair advice and consultation with the other interested parties to discuss deficiencies, if required.
4.	The expert opinions of the area's most highly qualified professionals.
5.	The county auditor's tax assessment, total square footage, date built, lot dimensions, and legal description (Lucas County, Ohio only).
6.	Sellers - Protect yourself against future charges that you sold your property without disclosing known defects.
7.	Buyers - Buy your new home or building with the peace of mind that you are not buying a property with potentially expensive defects.
8.	A standard home inspection includes on-site maintenance tutorials at no additional cost.
9.	If major defects or deficiencies are found during the inspection, your inspector can suggest methods to correct the problems and give you cost estimates so that you can make well informed decisions about the house.
10.	Optional comprehensive specialty inspections. Examples include electrical system inspection and testing, radon testing, water testing, soil contaminants testing and other environmental testing, soil percolation, to name but a few. Click here more information about specialty inspections.

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