Contact: Gregory Liebig
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For Immediate Release
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Phone: (920) 451-4646
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January 27, 2007
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LOCAL BUSINESS OWNER, GREGORY LIEBIG PARTICIPATES IN 6-HOUR
STRUCTURES CLASS FOR HOME INSPECTORS
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SHEBOYGAN, WI, January 27, 2007: 4-Square Home Inspections, LLC
announces that Gregory Liebig attended a joint continuing education training
class between the Wisconsin Chapter of the National Association of Certified
Home Inspectors (WiNACHI) and the Chicagoland Chapter of the National
Association of Certified Home Inspectors.
"Understanding and inspection residential construction is probably the most
difficult challenge for a home inspector," according to Will Decker, President of
Decker Home Services, LLC and the course Instructor. The major structural
component of any home is the foundation which is not typically visible during a
home inspection. The inspector must be able to look at the visible portions of the
home and make a determination if there are underlying issues that may require
further investigation. The course is designed for the inspector to recognize these
potential defects in the structure by understanding different failure modes. If
significant problems are found, it may be necessary to refer the structure to a
Licensed Structural Engineer for further evaluation.
The primary job of any home inspector is protect public safety during their
inspections and report any issues discovered during the inspection. Educating the
client during a home inspection is the primary goal of 4-Square Home Inspections,
LLC. Where Knowledge will put your mind at ease. ©
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4-SQUARE HOME INSPECTIONS, LLC
Where Knowledge will put your mind at ease ©
Greg Liebig, owner of 4-Square Home Inspections, LLC has Bachelor of Science
Degree in Mechanical Engineering and over 25 years of home improvement
experience. My purpose is to educate you on the features of your home, show
you items that can be improved, and point out significant problems that will need
to be addressed. 4-Square Home Inspections, LLC provides quality home
inspections throughout Sheboygan County and Parts of Ozaukee, Fond du Lac,
Calumet, and Manitowoc Counties.
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