Professional Resume for James D. Krumm

James' Qualifications:

• Certified Master Inspector (CMI), www.certifiedmasterinspector.org (1 of only 11 working Master Inspectors in the Denver Metro Area/17 in State of Colorado)

• InterNACHI Certified Home Inspector, #05061280 (InterNational Association of Certified Home Inspectors)

• Vice President InterNACHI, Colorado Chapter

• National Home Inspector Examination "NHIE" (NHIE030610) (Developed, maintained, and administered by the Examination Board of Professional Home Inspectors; as required for ASHI, NHIT Certifications)

• ITA trained Commercial Building Inspector

• NEHA/NRPP Certified Radon Measure Provider, Standard and Analytical Services, www.radongas.org

(Standard Services Only: Residential Measurement Provider Standard Services - Individuals holding the Residential Measurement Provider certification have demonstrated knowledge of U.S. EPA radon measurement protocols for the placement and retrieval of radon measurement devices. They have also demonstrated knowledge of the proper interpretation of results obtained in residential settings.  These individuals are authorized to place devices that are analyzed by a NEHA certified analytical laboratory. Depending upon the location of the laboratory where the devices are to be analyzed, and specific shipping arrangements that have been established, results are not generally available immediately upon conclusion of the radon test. Checklist for Consumers  Although this classification is specific for measurements in homes, it does not preclude the ability to conduct radon measurement surveys in large buildings, or to take samples for radon in water, provided that the appropriate protocols are followed).

Residential Measurement Provider, Standard and Analytical Services

Individuals holding a Residential Measurement Provider for Standard and Analytical Services have demonstrated knowledge of U.S. EPA radon measurement protocols for the placement and retrieval of radon measurement devices. They have also demonstrated knowledge of the proper interpretation of results obtained in residential settings. Furthermore, these individuals possess and analyze radon measurement devices. Depending upon the specific device, this may allow for rapid provision of test results. The testing professional may also be able to characterize trends in radon concentration and determine unusual conditions arising from such influences as weather changes or occupant tampering of a test. To obtain this additional classification, individuals follow strict quality assurance and quality control guidelines and device specific protocols, and calibrate each instrument annually. The classification is specific to devices with which an individual has demonstrated proficiency. Although this classification is specific for measurements in homes, it does not preclude the ability to conduct radon measurement surveys in large buildings or to take samples for radon in water, provided that the appropriate protocols are followed.

• Board Certified Water Sampler

• Graduate of:  CMC Energy Inspector Certification Course; InterNACHI - How to Perform Energy Audits Course Completion

• NiFAST Certified Fire Safety Home Inspector (National Institute of Fire and Safety Training)

• Certified Mold Inspector

• Certifed Indoor Air Quality Tester

• Two-year degree from Dunwoody Industrial Institute

• Home Inspection Training from Thompson's Education Direct

• Over 24 years Electronic Specialist experience/education/training

• Over 16 years experience real estate, general home repair and maintenance

• Over 1,700 hours of related education

Hello and Thank You for your interest in Colorado's Best Home Inspections, LLC Services.  A well performed home inspection satisfactory to the client and to the client’s benefit, is a home inspection that due to the Home Inspector’s own personal knowledge, experience, dedication, and commitment to the client becomes a pleasant, positive, and proactive experience in aiding the client to understand, be familiar, and comfortable with their personal decision regarding the home that the Client is considering to purchase, sell, or repair. The Home Inspector’s job and responsibility to the client is to find, disclose, and report to the client deficiencies of the property.

The inspection report items (if any) should be coupled and weighed with the interest and information which brought the Client to the inspection process in the first place so that the Client may make a sound and well balanced decision.

Dependent upon site conditions and scheduled timelines, CBHI Clients normally receive an emailed Preliminary Report within 24 hours of the performed inspection.  The Preliminary Report is a full and complete report pending final review for typographical errors and confirmation of reported items corresponding to site digital photographs, CBHI does recommend to our Clients to review and read the entire Preliminary Report.  A Final Hardcopy Report is then mailed out to the Client in 5-7 days after Final Report is approved by CBHI Management, with a Thank You Letter.

I hope the information provided to you in Colorado's Best Home Inspections, LLC's website is to your satisfaction and has been helpful to you.

Best Regards, James D. Krumm

Certified Master Inspector/Owner

Vice President InterNACHI, Colorado Chapter

Email:  info@cbhi.biz