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Evergreen Property Inspectors

Kansas City, MO
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Evergreen Property Inspectors provides commercial building and home inspections, including residential radon testing. It serves the Greater St. Louis metropolitan area in eastern Missouri and southern Illinois.

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Credentials & Experience

Certifications
  • Certified Residential Thermographer
  • FAA Licensed Aerial Drones
  • Certified Master Inspectors
  • Certified Field Technician for Manufactured Home HUD Compliance Certifications

Coverage Area

Greater St. Louis Metropolitan area in Eastern Missouri and Southern Illinois

Location

Kansas City, MO

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