Professional Home Inspection Duo
Maurice Speaks and Lauren Gibson are the trusted inspectors behind 360 Inspections. With years of hands-on experience inspecting residential properties, they built this business on a foundation of expertise, integrity, and a genuine passion for helping others.
Maurice is a Certified Master Inspector (CMI), bringing the highest level of professional credentialing to every inspection. Lauren serves as a Certified Professional Inspector (CPI) and drives the company’s business development efforts.
When you choose 360 Inspections, you’re getting two dedicated professionals committed to delivering thorough, reliable results every time.
Home Inspector Qualifications
Maurice and Lauren of 360 Inspections believe in the founding principles of always being reliable, accurate, and producing easy-to-read reports.
- InterNACHI Members
- Years of experience as home inspectors
- Maurice and Lauren both love working with home buyers
- 360 Inspections adheres to the InterNACHI Standards of Practice and Codes of Ethics
High-Tech Tools of the Trade
Some home inspectors prefer to get by with their instincts and visual observations alone. Although both of these are great tools, we know that our clients deserve the latest that technology has to offer. The equipment list below helps Maurice and Marcus ensure that you’ll get a thorough understanding of the home’s condition.
- Thermal Imaging – Thermal imaging is used to find energy loss and leaks that are not visible to the naked eye.
- Aerial Drone Photography – Every inspection includes FREE aerial drone photography. This enables us to get a very close look at your roof, which makes it easy to find any roofing issues.
- Moisture Meter – This technology makes it easier than ever to find areas where moisture accumulates. Even better, a moisture meter helps point out areas in your home where mold typically grows.
- Carbon Monoxide Detector – Carbon monoxide poisoning is a serious and potentially deadly issue. You can’t smell, see, or taste carbon monoxide. We bring a carbon monoxide detector along to every home inspection to check for existing problems.