Training, Certifications & Experience
Honesty • Integrity • Experience
Since establishing Evans Home Inspections in 2017, I've completed more than 2,700 inspections throughout Northern Oklahoma and surrounding communities.
I believe professional qualifications, continuing education, and hands-on experience are essential to providing thorough, reliable inspections. My certifications and licenses reflect my commitment to professional excellence, technical knowledge, and serving every client with honesty and integrity.
Professional Certifications & Licenses
Certified Master Inspector® (CMI)
Master Inspector Certification Board (MICB)
The Certified Master Inspector designation recognizes experienced home inspectors who meet established requirements for professional experience, education, and ethical conduct.
To qualify, inspectors must have at least three years of experience and complete a minimum of 1,000 qualifying inspections and/or hours of education. CMIs must also agree to periodic background checks and adhere to the organization's Code of Ethics.
With more than 2,700 inspections completed, I bring years of practical experience and professional training to every property I inspect.
InterNACHI Certified Professional Inspector® (CPI)
International Association of Certified Home Inspectors
Certification # NACHI17082512
InterNACHI is an international professional association providing education, certification programs, inspection standards, and continuing education for home inspectors.
The Certified Professional Inspector designation requires inspectors to satisfy the organization's education, examination, and professional standards requirements, including adherence to its Standards of Practice and Code of Ethics.
My affiliation with InterNACHI provides access to ongoing education, specialized technical training, and professional resources that support my commitment to thorough inspections and clear reporting.
Oklahoma Licensed Home Inspector
Oklahoma Construction Industries Board (CIB)
License #70001798
The Oklahoma Construction Industries Board regulates the licensing of home inspectors throughout Oklahoma.
To obtain a license, applicants must meet state-established education and examination requirements and provide proof of the required insurance coverage. Licensed inspectors must also complete continuing education to maintain their credentials.
These licensing requirements establish minimum standards for professional competency and accountability. I have provided professional home inspection services throughout Northern Oklahoma since 2017 while maintaining the qualifications required by the state.
Oklahoma Licensed Structural Pest Inspector
Oklahoma Department of Agriculture, Food & Forestry (ODAFF)
Business License #78415
The Oklahoma Department of Agriculture, Food & Forestry regulates structural pest control businesses and certified applicators throughout the state. Oklahoma requires individuals performing regulated structural pest inspections to meet applicable certification requirements and businesses to maintain the appropriate licensing.
As a qualified structural pest inspector, I perform termite and wood-destroying insect inspections, evaluating accessible areas for visible evidence of termite activity, damage, and conditions conducive to infestation.
These inspections provide buyers and homeowners with valuable information about potential wood-destroying insect concerns and help identify conditions that may require treatment, correction, or further evaluation.
IAC2 Mold Certified
International Association of Certified Indoor Air Consultants (IAC2)
Certification # IAC2-06-4747
The International Association of Certified Indoor Air Consultants (IAC2) provides professional education and certification relating to indoor air quality and environmental inspection services.
IAC2 certification involves meeting applicable education and professional requirements relating to indoor environmental conditions, including mold and moisture concerns.
My mold inspection services include evaluating visible conditions associated with moisture intrusion and potential microbial growth, along with collecting air samples when appropriate. Collected samples are submitted to an independent laboratory for analysis, helping clients better understand potential indoor environmental concerns.
Infrared Thermography Certification
Infrared Thermal Imaging & Building Diagnostics
Infrared thermography is a specialized inspection technique that uses thermal imaging equipment to detect and display variations in surface temperatures. When properly interpreted, these temperature differences can help identify potential moisture intrusion, missing or deficient insulation, air leakage, and certain electrical or mechanical concerns.
Professional training in infrared thermography involves understanding heat transfer, emissivity, reflected temperatures, environmental conditions, and the proper interpretation of thermal images.
My infrared thermography training and use of professional FLIR thermal imaging equipment allow me to incorporate this technology into home inspections when appropriate. Thermal imaging provides an additional diagnostic tool that supplements conventional visual inspection methods and helps identify conditions that may warrant further investigation.
FAA Part 107 Certified Remote Pilot
Federal Aviation Administration (FAA)
License #4470374
The Federal Aviation Administration regulates commercial drone operations under Part 107. To obtain certification, remote pilots must demonstrate knowledge of aviation regulations, airspace restrictions, weather conditions, flight safety, and the safe operation of unmanned aircraft systems.
As an FAA Part 107 Certified Remote Pilot, I am qualified to operate drones commercially and incorporate aerial photography into property inspections when appropriate.
Drone technology provides an additional inspection tool for evaluating roofing materials, flashing, roof penetrations, chimneys, and other exterior building components, particularly when steep slopes, height, or safety concerns limit conventional roof access.
By incorporating drone technology into my inspection process, I can obtain additional visual perspectives, document observable conditions, and provide clients with a more comprehensive understanding of their property's exterior condition.
