Description
Full Circle Inspections was established in 2001. Since that time we have completed more than 9,000 inspections, largely residential; however, manufactured homes as well as commercial buildings are also within our scope and experience. Ultimately, our goal is to provide high quality inspections that exceed the standards defined by the California Business & Professions Code as well as that of professional home inspection associations, such as CREIA (California Real Estate Inspection Association).
Philosophy
Our philosophy is a bit wordy to put into a little space like this, so if you are really interested, please go here.
Personal attention to each job
We strive to ensure that each client receives one-on-one attention through the entire process with the inspector, with explanations about the conditions found and information as to whether or not any additional inspections or corrective work are needed. You will finish the day with much more information about, and a much better overall picture of your future property than when you started.
Client Participation
To ensure our clients' needs are satisfied we invite our clients and their agent to be present for the inspection and ask questions during the inspection process. The more questions you ask, the better informed you will be. After all, it is our job to inspect for you.
Who?
First contact with be with Katie. Newest of our team, she answers the phone, schedules inspections, and keeps us organized.
Who Else?
Scott Wright was born and raised right here in Sonoma County. He started working in construction during the summers as a teenager and full time in his early 20’s. Over the years he has worked in many different areas of construction and has worked for some of the most respected companies in Sonoma County. In 2009, while in his mid 30’s, he decided that it was time for a change. After attending numerous hours of classes and onsite training, he joined Full Circle Inspections and has been inspecting full-time since.
Gunnar Alquist has been inspecting almost since the beginning of time. Born and raised in Southern California, he realized his mistake in his mid 20s and moved to Sonoma County in 1986 to rectify the situation. Entering the construction trades in the Big Bear Lake area in 1979, inspecting since 1997, CREIA certified, and having completed more than 8000 inspections in the North Bay, there are few in this area that have the level of knowledge and experience to match. Gunnar has been actively involved in CREIA, creating education content for home inspectors throughout the state and is highly regarded by his colleagues. Oh, and he is humble too.
Education
Education is key to a quality home inspection. The California Real Estate Inspection Association's (CREIA) primary function is to provide guidance and mentorship to new home inspectors as well as high-level continuing education to experienced inspectors and requires a minimum of 30 hours annually of continuing education to maintain a membership, more than any other home inspection organization in the U.S.
Home inspections in Santa Rosa, Petaluma, Windsor, Healdsburg, Sebastopol, Sonoma,
Cloverdale Geyserville, Guerneville, Oakmont, and most other communities in Sonoma County.
