Boardman Home Inspection Inc

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Performing Fine Inspections and Testing since 1996 has made Boardman Home Inspection, Inc. the quality full service inspection company it is today. Boardman Home Inspection performs ASHI certified home inspections as well as air quality testing, including radon and mold, termite inspections and infrared thermography. The latest equipment and technology combined with continuing education makes Boardman Home Inspection Inc. your full service one stop inspection company for the Greater Youngstown, Cleveland, Akron, and Western Pennsylvania areas.
David Shevel, owner of Boardman Home Inspection, Inc. received his formal inspection training in 1996 in Cincinnati, OH and is a Certified Inspector with the American Society of Home Inspectors (ASHI) the oldest and most recognized professional inspection organization in the United States. David is also a Certified Residential Mold Inspector and a State Licensed Radon Tester and Termite Inspector.
David’s education, experience and dedication give him the skills to perform through inspections and testing. He takes time to answer questions and to give advice about repairs, yielding well informed, satisfied clients. Continually furthering his education, David annually attends the ASHI National Inspection World, this year held in Las Vegas, Nevada. Also in March David attends the Ohio Chapter of ASHI Conferences in Columbus, OH. Keeping up to date with the newest in technology and building practices allows David to give his clients the most accurate and detailed reports. Equipment, education, passion and full service enables Boardman Home Inspection to “Take the guesswork out of purchasing you home”.

January was National Radon Action Month! The Ohio Dept of Health along with the Environmental Protection Agency, the American Association of Radon Scientists and Technologists and the Ohio Association of Radon Professional wants everyone to be aware of radon, the danger to your health and the easy solution to reduce the level of radon you are exposed to. "Healthy Living" reporter, Susan Campbell, from WFMJ reported in January on Radon Action Month and the importance of having radon levels tested in all homes.