A B O U T
Mark Marcelin
Certified Home Inspector, AHIT
With over 30 years of experience serving customers just like you, Mark Marcelin brings a lifetime of hands-on, practical knowledge to every inspection. AHIT certified and driven by the motto “Measure twice, cut once,” Mark prides himself on being overly thorough—because when it comes to your home, details matter. His goal is simple: to understand every situation inside and out, complete each inspection to perfection, and helping ensure quality, healthy homes.
Mark’s background spans multiple fields where precision, customer care, and high standards are essential—making him uniquely equipped to spot issues others might miss. His reputation is built on trust, accuracy, and an unwavering commitment to doing the job right the first time.
When he’s not inspecting homes, Mark enjoys camping, UTV riding, paddleboarding and making memories with his wife, kids, and loyal Rottweiler, RIP. He’s an adventurer at heart and a lover of life, bringing that same energy and dedication to his work with every client he serves.
AHIT Certified: The best of the best.
When it comes to protecting your home investment, training matters. AHIT (American Home Inspectors Training) is the nation’s leading program—consistently voted Best-In-Class for its rigorous, success-focused curriculum. With over 60,000 inspectors trained since 1993, AHIT certification ensures unmatched professionalism, accuracy, and trust. That’s why it matters that Mark was AHIT-certified—he brings industry-leading knowledge, real-world expertise, and the gold standard in home inspection to every job.
Quality Inspections matter.
A home is one of the biggest investments most people will ever make, which is why a thorough and professional home inspection is so important. Whether you're buying, selling, or maintaining a property, a quality inspection can reveal critical details about a home's condition and help you make informed decisions. Here are a few key reasons why a quality home inspection truly matters:
Uncovers Hidden Issues
A skilled home inspector can reveal problems that might be completely invisible during a typical walk-through. Issues like structural damage, outdated wiring, roof leaks, plumbing concerns, or hidden mold can go unnoticed until they become serious—and expensive. An inspection helps catch these early before they cause further damage or pose risks.
Saves Money Long-Term
Although an inspection costs a little upfront, it can save buyers thousands in the long run. By identifying major repairs early—like foundation cracks, HVAC failures, or leaking roofs—buyers can avoid unexpected post-purchase costs and plan more confidently for future maintenance.
Negotiation Power
An inspection report gives buyers valuable leverage in negotiations. If problems are found, buyers can request that the seller make repairs, offer a credit, or reduce the sale price. This documentation gives buyers a clear, objective basis to ask for better terms.
Ensures Safety
Home inspections often uncover safety concerns such as faulty wiring, gas leaks, or the presence of radon and carbon monoxide. These are not only costly but potentially dangerous. A professional inspection ensures the home is safe for your family from day one.
Avoids Buyer’s Remorse
Buying a home is a huge decision, and the last thing anyone wants is regret. A quality inspection gives peace of mind by clarifying the true condition of the property. Knowing what to expect helps you move forward with confidence instead of uncertainty.