Why Use Me?

I provide a 3rd party NON-biased evaluation of the vehicle.

Here are a few reasons why a professional inspection of your next used vehicle is critical:

• It is your 2nd largest purchase or expense.
• When you buy a house; a home inspection is mandatory.
• Renting an apartment usually requires a move-in inspection.

Are you out of the Spokane area ?

No need travel. I will provide a minimum of 100 pictures, a comprehensive report, and phone time until you feel comfortable with your decision.

BEWARE There are a lot of online scams, therefore, I don’t recommend sending the seller any money until I confirm that everything is legitimate.

Advantages of using my service

** The seller is ONLY interested in selling a vehicle.

** A mechanic is in business to repair vehicles. Chances are you will walk out of the inspection with repair estimates

Do Not listen to the seller when they tell you “Don’t worry the CarFax is clean.” or “We already did our 120-point inspection”

I am ONLY interested in assisting you to make an educated decision by providing a high quality inspection.

I have special high-quality tools to detect previous body and paint work. I use a scanner to detect any “Check Engine” light issues.

Please understand, I am mobile, therefore, I am not able to lift the vehicle, pull wheels, or remove parts.

I am available days, evenings, and weekends.

Last minute appointments are also available.

About

A little about me:

I am ASE certified with over 30 years of automotive repair and maintenance experience and a previous owner of an auto repair shop. I have done hundreds of pre-purchase inspections over the last 10+ years inspecting everyday vehicles, classics cars, and exotics.

A true story about the above picture:

It was over 100 degrees on a weekday in July 2017. Coming from behind, I saw this car burning from the undercarriage on the I90 freeway. There were 3 people inside the car and were not aware of the problem. I pulled to the side of the car, waved and yelled at them to get off the road immediately. The owner had just purchased the car at a local dealer, 3 days prior. In my opinion the cause of the fire was a faulty catalytic converter: an emissions part connected to the exhaust system that got plugged: which then triggered a “Check Engine” light, which was probably shut off just before the buyer purchased the car.