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ARTHUR S. LAZEROW is
president of Alban Home Inspection Service, Inc. He is a
nationally certified ASHI
home inspector, having performed over 6000 inspections the
past twelve years. He has served both on the Board of
Directors of the Mid-Atlantic Chapter of ASHI and on the
national Public Relations Committee of ASHI. He is a
graduate of the University of Virginia, the American
University Law School, and the US Navy post-graduate
business school. In addition, he is a licensed Realtor, an
accredited Maryland Association of Realtors public speaker
and holds accreditations to perform lead-based paint
assessments, radon, mold, and water and septic system
testing. He is the editor of the Alban monthly newsletter
Home Inspection Insights and writes a twice-monthly column
for the Gazette newspapers entitled Ask Mr. Home Inspector,
and a monthly column for the Frederick County Association of
Realtors newsletter. (License #19320) |
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ROBERTO
MONTIEL has the distinction of being a
professional home inspector and bilingual in Spanish and
English. A native of El Salvador, he emigrated to the United
States in 1977. After a 24 year career as a mason
and having his own company, he decided to utilize his
uncommonly fine communication skills and broad
knowledge of home building by becoming a home inspector. He
successfully completed the Building Spec home inspector
course and, during October 2001, completed Alban’s
on-the-job training to qualify to perform home inspections
and environmental testing for Alban. Roberto’s ability to
communicate in Spanish is especially satisfying for his
Hispanic home buying clients and all have raved about his
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RODNEY
A. SHULL graduated from high school in
Harrisonburg Virginia, in 1981, after which he completed two
years of carpentry training at Massanhutten VoTech, with
additional training in masonry, blue print reading and
public relations. He has had a distinguished construction
related career, first as a framing and finish trim
sub-contractor and as a customer service manager. Then for
the next eleven years, he worked as full-charge construction
superintendent for K. Hovnanian, Airston Group, Pulte Homes
and Rivermead Homes. Rod has earned the national home
inspector’s certification by the American Society of Home
Inspectors. He is a certified VA State Inspector. When not
home inspecting, Rod raises quarter horses, hunts and plays
an occasional round of golf. Residing in Orleans, Virginia,
Rod has primary responsibility for home inspections and
environmental testing in the Northern Virginia area, but he
will travel to serve Alban clients throughout metropolitan
Washington, D.C.
Rodney is responsible for client relations. He is the
contact person and he coordinates Alban’s client call-back
responses with both clients and their individual home
inspectors to help resolve any client concerns with respect
to their home inspection issues. (License #29665) |
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MARTY
BLACKWOOD is chief inspector of Alban Home
Inspection Service, Inc., responsible for Alban’s
inspection practices and protocols. He is a registered
architect residing in Ashton, Maryland, and has been in the
design and construction industry since 1978. With a
longstanding interest in residential housing, he completed
the Inspector Training Associates course in 2002. Marty has
earned the national home
inspector’s certification by the American Society of Home
Inspectors. In addition, he heads Alban’s commercial,
industrial and multi-family inspection division. He enjoys
all types of puzzles and his hobbies include cooking and
working with stained glass. He travels throughout
metropolitan Washington, DC to perform inspections and is
also available most weekends to schedule inspections and
environmental testing.
As Alban’s Chief Inspector, he is responsible for training
all Alban home inspectors, establishing uniform protocols
and presenting accredited educational seminars for Realtors.
Marty is active in the local chapter of ASHI. He has been
the public relations chairman of MAC-ASHI and its treasurer.
(License #29750) |
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QUINTIN
D. SATTERFIELD is chief lead-based paint
inspector for Alban, specializing in lead inspections for
rental property owners and risk assessments for homebuyers.
He joined Alban in the fall of 1995 after graduating with
honors from Bowie State University. His degree is in
psychology with a minor in education and social work. He is
an accredited lead-based paint Risk Assessor and is widely
acclaimed as one of the most experienced lead paint
inspectors in Maryland and the District of Columbia. He is
also qualified to
test for radon, mold and is a Maryland water quality
inspector for residential housing. |
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LEE
EYLER is a native of Western Maryland, growing up
in Thurmont. He has been involved in home building since
1986, working in the areas of roofing, underground utilities
and landscaping. In 1992, he started to work in the home
improvement business and gained experience in all aspects of
home
construction. He is also a skilled heavy vehicle and
earthmoving equipment operator and mechanic. To augment his
knowledge of homes and home inspection protocols, Lee
completed the Home Inspection Training Course provided by
BuildingSpecs of Annapolis, Maryland. He has also earned the
national home inspector’s certification by the American
Society of Home Inspectors. In his free time, he enjoys
mountain biking, fishing and hiking. |
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David Henry,
living in Martinsburg, West Virginia, performs home
inspections primarily in the Frederick and Washington County
areas, but is also qualified to work throughout Maryland,
West Virginia and Virginia. David worked in his family’s
homebuilding business, with skills in framing, drywall,
roofing and masonry. His last employment before becoming a
home inspector was as the chief maintenance mechanic and
supervisor for the 194 townhouses in Frederick known as
Alban Place. In addition to a full range of hand-on
maintenance skills, he is a certified HVAC technician.
David’s wealth of construction skills and proven “people
communication skills” make him extraordinarily well
qualified as a home inspector. |
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Joe
Dempsey, living in the
District of Columbia, inspects homes throughout metropolitan
Washington DC. Beginning his housing career in 1971, Joe
worked for a masonry contractor, supervised installations
of commercial interiors, managed a cabinetmaking shop and
worked in the appliance repair industry. His knowledge of
all aspects of home construction is excellent, as evidenced
by his outstanding performance on the National Home
Inspection Exam. He is a native of Pittsburgh, Pa. and
graduated from the University of Dayton, with course work in
historic preservation and environmental planning. Joe has
outstanding communication skills and offers his clients a
detailed educational experience. |
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