Licensed Home Inspection for Green Bay Buyers and Sellers
Green Bay's housing stock spans a lot of ground, literally and historically. You'll find century-old homes in the Astor Historic District and along Olde Main Street sitting a few miles from newer construction near Ashwaubenon and De Pere, and each brings a different set of things to check before closing.
Wisconsin requires a state-issued license to perform paid home inspections, and Greg Schultz holds that license along with InterNACHI certification. As a certified home inspector who has spent his career in Northeast Wisconsin, he knows how freeze-thaw cycles off the bay, older wiring in Broadway District homes, and updated construction near Lambeau Field all show up differently during an inspection.
A thorough home inspection here isn't about checking boxes. It's about understanding how a specific house, in a specific Green Bay neighborhood, has held up to its conditions and what that means for your purchase, your listing, or your long-term maintenance plan.
