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Case Study: Certified Home Inspectors Orlando
Certified Home Inspectors Orlando is a home inspection company that is located in Windermere, Florida. The company owner Steven Torrento started as a licensed general contractor doing residential home remodeling in the late 90s. Their home inspection services include residential home inspections, commercial inspections, 4 point inspections, wind mitigation inspections, roof inspections, deck inspections, and more. Certified Home Inspectors Orlando is the winner of the 2016 Best of HomeAdvisor award. They have been a Thumbtack Professional since 2016.
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