by dave@pro-techinspections.com | May 16, 2022 | Business/Leadership, Home Inspections, Realtors, Value
Growth. A term that most all small business owners strive towards. Sure, there are some inspectors who only want to work part-time, or only want to be a one-man shop. I applaud them for setting boundaries and expectations for themselves and remaining true to who they... 
by dave@pro-techinspections.com | Feb 25, 2022 | Business/Leadership
Recently I received a recruitment email as a Realtor. This email was from a Broker whom I respect, and frankly admire what they have been able to accomplish. However, immediately the email rubbed me the wrong way. I’ve also followed a few posts and discussions on... 
by dave@pro-techinspections.com | Dec 12, 2021 | Business/Leadership, Value
Most of you are aware that a passion of mine is weather. Annually, for 3-4 weeks I partner with NOAA on storm chasing expeditions in the plains chasing tornadoes. Much of the focus of this trip is not only collecting storm data, but also collecting damage data. This... 
by dave@pro-techinspections.com | Feb 2, 2021 | Business/Leadership, Home Inspections, Realtors, Value
Been a minute. Over the holidays I improved our template. Reaching into January, I continued to review templates of other companies around the country using Spectora. The thing that sets us apart most is our team. However, our reports are also unlike any other. My... 
by dave@pro-techinspections.com | Nov 9, 2020 | Business/Leadership, Home Inspections
One of the things I have always done is work hard. I am not afraid of it. However, as I have aged and matured both as a person and a business owner one of the greatest lessons, I have learned is that sometimes you can work too much. Many inspectors are advertising... 
by dave@pro-techinspections.com | Oct 25, 2020 | Business/Leadership
Wow it is busy! No new blog last week as I was more focused on inspections and continuing to review and improve our template in Spectora. This weekend I took the opportunity to work on our template in a cabin in Tennessee. Turns out I chose the perfect place – there...