Home inspectors before the 70's were 
unspecialized people in the related 
home building trades.

As federal home loan programs expanded, 
private groups organized to establish
standards and ethics of home inspectors.

Due to greater demand of federal and 
comercial loan inspection needs at the turn 
of the century, the State of Illinois 
started a testing and licensing requirement.

Today with 85% of homes sold today being 
inspected, lenders, attorneys, and real estate 
agents have sought for assurance an inspector's
competence before referring them to you.

NACHI (National Association of Certified Home
Inspectors) offers that assurance by certifing
licensed inspectors with the strictest 
testing, experience, admission, and continuing
educational requirments.

Home Inspection Company of Ilinois was 
organized by Steven Boyd to offer buyers 
and sellers a higher level of quality with 
convenience, certified, and swift service.

Steven Boyd after working his way through 
college working for the F.B.I.and restoring 
homes in the Washington D.C.area,Steve's 
expertise expanded to wooden yacht restoration
in the Chesapeak Bay area.

Moving back home to Illinois, his skilled 
carpentry, electrical and structural expertise
have benefited many homes and yachts in the 
Chicagoland area.

Organizing Home Inspection Company of 
Illinois was a natural evolution to offer
a higher number of home owners his ability
to inspect homes for quality (or lack of)
building practices.

Due to Steve's inspection experience, ethics 
and education, a national independate
national board of inspectors awarded him
the highest designation of Certified 
Master Inspector. Only 28 other inspectors
in the US have attained this level
( 2 others in Illinois ).
 
 # 815-258-1160   inspects@comcast.net


  Home Inspection Company Of Illinois
         2924 Somme Street
         Joliet, Illinois 
             60435
       IL Lic # 451000509

           MY PROMISE TO YOU
 Choosing the right home inspector can be difficult.
Unlike most professions, you will not get to meet 
me until after you hire me. Furthermore, different
inspectors have varing qualifications, equipment,
experience, reporting methods, and yes, different
pricing.
 One thing for sure is that a home inspection 
requires work, a lot of work. Ultimately a through
inspection depends heavily on the individual 
inspector's own effort.
 If you honor me by permitting me to inspect your 
home. I guarantee that I will give you my very
best effort.
 This I promise you.

               Steven Boyd 

 Please review my NACHI Code of Ethics below.