Virginia Licensed Home Inspector #3380-000470
Contact: 757-486-8868
Guy@BrandHomeInspections.com 
757-486-8868 (O) 757-328-9916 (M)
GUY D. BRAND, SR.
Inspected Once! Inspected Right!
We take great pride in every inspection we perform. When the inspection is over, your inspector will prepare a detailed inspection report regarding the property.
Call us today at 757-486-8868 to book your home inspection!
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“If you think it's expensive to hire a professional home inspector to do the job, wait until you hire an amateur home inspector.” Red Adair, (Home Inspector Added By GDB)
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