
Licensed home inspector serving Northeast Wisconsin
Home Inspection Services in Abrams, WI and Northeast Wisconsin
Honest, thorough home inspections for Northeast Wisconsin. SafeGuard Home Inspection gives buyers and sellers a clear, honest look at a property's true condition before closing.
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Certified Home Inspector
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Residential Property
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Roof
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Plumbing
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Mold
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Moisture Intrusion
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Chimney
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Infrared Certified
A Licensed Home Inspector You Can Trust
- WI License
- #3042-106
- InterNACHI
- #17032224
- Experience
- 27+ years
Wisconsin is one of the few states that requires a state-issued license to perform paid home inspections, along with national testing and 40 hours of continuing education to keep that license current. Greg Schultz holds that license, along with InterNACHI certification under its Standards of Practice and Code of Ethics, and brings decades of hands-on experience to every property he walks through.
As a lifelong resident of Northeast Wisconsin, Greg has seen exactly how our winters, humidity swings, and temperature extremes wear down roofs, foundations, and mechanical systems. That local knowledge shapes every residential home inspection he performs, whether it's a century-old farmhouse near Shawano or a newer build in Appleton. A home inspection protects the biggest purchase most people ever make, and Greg brings that same care to properties across Abrams, WI and the surrounding region.
Every inspection is conducted the way Greg would want his own family's home inspected: methodically, honestly, and without shortcuts. Learn more about his background and credentials on the About Us page.
Home Inspection Services Built Around Your Timeline
Buying, selling, or simply maintaining a home each call for a different kind of inspection. SafeGuard Home Inspection offers four core services designed to give you the information you need, when you need it.
Every report comes with clear photos, plain-language explanations, and findings you can actually use, whether you're negotiating a purchase or planning next year's maintenance budget.
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Buyer's Inspection
A detailed buyer's home inspection covering the roof, foundation, electrical, plumbing, and HVAC systems, so you know exactly what you're purchasing before closing.
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Pre-Listing Inspection
A pre-listing home inspection gives sellers the chance to address issues early, set realistic expectations, and avoid surprises during the buyer's inspection.
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Maintenance Inspection
An annual or periodic home maintenance inspection catches small problems, like early moisture intrusion or aging roofing, before they turn into expensive repairs.
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Energy Audits
A home energy audit identifies where a house is losing heat or wasting energy, helping homeowners lower utility bills and improve comfort year-round.

Why homeowners choose SafeGuard
What Sets This Certified Home Inspector Apart
Homeowners and buyers across Northeast Wisconsin choose SafeGuard Home Inspection because the process is thorough, the reporting is clear, and the inspector doing the work has the credentials to back it up.
Here's what you can expect on inspection day.
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Licensed and Credentialed
Greg holds a State of Wisconsin Home Inspector License and is InterNACHI certified, meeting the strict training and testing standards Wisconsin requires of every licensed home inspector.
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Advanced Inspection Technology
Every inspection can include thermal imaging, infrared home inspection tools, CO and gas leak detectors, and moisture meters, giving you a level of detail a visual check alone can't provide.
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Personal, Hands-On Approach
Greg inspects every property himself, treating each home condition assessment with the same care and curiosity he'd want for his own family's purchase.
How it works
The Home Inspection Process, Step by Step
Scheduling a professional home inspection with SafeGuard is straightforward from the first call to the final report. Here's what the process looks like.
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Schedule Your Inspection
Call, email, or use the contact form to set up a time that works around your closing date or listing timeline. Same-week appointments are often available across the service area.
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On-Site Property Inspection
Greg conducts a hands-on property inspection covering the roof, foundation, electrical inspection points, plumbing inspection areas, HVAC systems, and every accessible space in between, using thermal imaging and moisture detection tools where they add value.
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Findings Reviewed On Site
Before leaving, Greg walks through major findings in person whenever possible, so you understand what was found and why it matters before you even see the paperwork.
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Home Inspection Report Delivered
A detailed, easy-to-read home inspection report with photos and clear explanations is delivered promptly, giving you the documentation you need for negotiations, repairs, or peace of mind.

Serving Buyers and Sellers Across Northeast Wisconsin
SafeGuard Home Inspection provides residential home inspection services throughout Northeast Wisconsin, including the growing Door County market. Find your area below to learn more about local service.
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Common Questions
Common Questions About Hiring a Home Inspector
Buying or selling a home in Wisconsin comes with plenty of decisions. Here are answers to the questions homeowners ask most often before scheduling an inspection.
Do I need a home inspection before buying a house?
Yes. A pre-purchase home inspection is one of the best ways to avoid costly surprises after closing. It gives you a full picture of the roof, foundation, electrical, plumbing, and HVAC condition before you're locked into the sale.
What does a seller's inspection accomplish?
A seller's home inspection, also called a pre-sale home inspection, identifies issues before your home hits the market. Addressing them ahead of time can prevent renegotiations and delays once a buyer's inspection turns up the same problems later.
Is a home inspector required to be licensed in Wisconsin?
Yes. Wisconsin is one of a small number of states that requires a state-issued license, national testing, and ongoing education for anyone conducting paid home inspections. Always confirm your inspector holds a current license before hiring.
How often should a homeowner schedule a maintenance inspection?
Many homeowners schedule a preventive maintenance inspection every year or two, especially in Northeast Wisconsin where freeze-thaw cycles and humidity can wear down roofing, siding, and foundations faster than expected. Catching issues early is almost always less expensive than repairing them after the fact.
Request an inspection
Ready to Schedule Your Home Inspection?
Whether you're a first-time home buyer, preparing to list your property, or simply want peace of mind about your home's condition, SafeGuard Home Inspection is ready to help. Reach out directly at (920) 606-3804 to schedule your inspection with Greg, no middleman required.