Suppose you have the passion to excel in the profession of home inspection. In that case, the only way to express your professionalism and competence is by learning how to craft first-class inspection reports. If you cannot communicate to your clients, homeowners, builders, repair contractors, attorneys, agents, and so forth what you’ve observed, what you think, and why you think it, you can never become a competent inspector. No, this is not hyperbole. It has been my experience that the capacity to communicate is the highest-level skill for inspectors, and communicating in writing is of the u ...
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