Real estate agents have myriad social platforms to take advantage of, including Facebook, LinkedIn, Twitter, and more. However, one of the most popular platforms for professional realtors is Instagram. Instagram is special for a number of reasons. Perhaps most importantly, it’s the perfect place to share high-quality listing photos with your audience, giving them an…
Spring hasn’t quite arrived, and it can be tempting to put off home maintenance and renovation projects. After all, these jobs are often simpler to complete when the weather outside is warm and comfortable. Although some projects can wait a few months, there are others that homeowners should be tackling before the spring months arrive.…
The spring renovation season is right around the corner, and homeowners across the nation are preparing to step outside and get to work. However, before the warmer days are in full swing, there are a few tips to keep in mind. To start, it’s wise to schedule many outdoor projects in early spring. For example,…
The kind of social media presence you establish as a real estate agent is important. Social is often your future clients’ first impression of you and your business. As a result, you’ll want to come across as trustworthy and reliable from the very beginning, or you risk missing out on a potential client. You can…
When you bring in a landscape architect to design the perfect lawn, you can certainly achieve the yard of your dreams. However, is the added time and expense really necessary? It may be better to focus on lawn maintenance to keep your yard healthy and beautiful year-round. Regular lawn maintenance can deter disease and keep…
No matter how far you’re moving, the process can be stressful. Fortunately, there are ways to minimize the frustrations you endure: Avoid procrastination, no matter what stage of the moving process you’re experiencing. Don’t wait until the last minute to pack up your belongings or hire a moving company. Begin gathering boxes, bins, or other…
When you’re looking to sell a home, curb appeal matters. This is the first impression potential buyers will have of your property, and they’ll develop an opinion the moment they pull up to the home for the first time. Unfortunately, if a home looks ill-kept on the outside, many prospective buyers won’t bother to view…
If you’re among those fortunate homeowners who have found an interested buyer before even listing the property, take a moment to celebrate. However, although it can be tempting to sell your home without using an agent, this is almost always a bad idea. A verbal offer isn’t a legally binding contract. A real estate agent…
Pests can cause serious damage to a home. If you suspect that there are pests such as termites doing damage on a property, there are a few telltale signs. First, see if you notice a small pile of discarded wings. When a swarmer leaves its colony, they drop their wings after finding a spot to…
If your current utility bills are higher than you’d like them to be, you’re not alone. However, your bills are not completely out of your control—there are steps you can take to reduce your utility bills. Start by making an effort to turn off the lights and all possible household items when they are not…
Joe Holland Certified Home Inspector
Joe Holland is a native of Chattanooga, TN, and the North GA area. He attended a local high school and the University of Chattanooga.
Joe is married to wife Lisa for 30 plus years and has 3 daughters. He is a member of Spring Creek Road Baptist Church
His full-time career began in customer service and logistical management with various retail companies. After 20+ years, this evolved into a career focused on building/team safety and new site development. He has worked as a site safety manager/facilities inspector in multiple Amazon facilities and site construction projects with VW before continuing his education and completing the Home Inspectors certification with ASHI ( American Society Home Inspectors) and interNACHI (international Association of Certified Home Inspectors) and becoming a TN licensed inspector In 2019. Since that date, he has completed an average of 280 inspections a year. He continues to stay up-to-date on building standards and practices by attending training and seminars with various continuing education programs, such as HITA (Home Inspectors Tennessee Association) Having a background in home inspection and OSHA safety, Joe is well suited to inspect both residential and commercial properties.
Founder & President of PRECISE Inspections, Inc: Tim Larkins
Our Founder and President, Tim Larkins was trained by AHIT (The American Home Inspectors Training Institute) back in 2005 and has since become one of just a few local Certified Master Inspectors through the National Certified Master Inspector Board. Tim is Tennessee State Licensed (TN License #384) and Certified to perform home and commercial property inspections, perform Radon testing, is a Certified Residential Thermographer to consult water damage or water intrusion as well as home scans for energy loss areas. Besides Tim’s vast education in home construction and system components, Tim comes from the service and detail oriented field of Golf. That’s right, Tim’s “prior life” was an active Class-A Golf professional with the PGA of America serving as Head Golf Professional of Barnsley Gardens from 2002-2005 and working as an Assistant Golf Professional at the Chattanooga Golf & Country Club from 1999-2002. Golf has taught Tim to look at things considering the “big picture”. This meant managing the golf shop, driving range, golf course, upcoming tournaments, staff, course conditions, lessons, etc … all at the same time. And if something fell through the cracks, there was going to be trouble. Tim uses those same skill sets to look at your property … balancing all major and minor systems and how they’re working together to best get a “big picture” of the property and its overall condition. Tim is as honest as they come and the current president of “Christ the King” Lutheran Church in Dalton, GA.
