Inspector Protector Inspection Services Pledges Continuing Support to Habitat for Humanity

PRINCETON, N.J. - Jan. 2, 2014 - PRLog -- Inspector Protector Home Inspection Services is proud to join Raritan Valley Habitat for Humanity (RVHFH) in their fight against poverty housing and homelessness in Somerset and Hunterdon counties. For every home inspection fee they receive, Inspector Protector will donate $25.00 to RVHFH. According to RVHFH, affordable housing is one of the most pressing needs facing central New Jersey. Donations from Inspector Protector Home Inspection Services will help provide permanent affordable housing for low-income families, create thriving neighborhoods, and strengthen community.

“We believe that owning a home is a great achievement in one’s life, but unfortunately there are a lot of people living in this country who cannot even afford rent,” says Owner and Inspector Joseph Ganguzza. “As the owner and inspector of this company I truly love what I do, helping people get one step closer to homeownership. This is my way of helping those who cannot afford a home get closer to that dream.”

Joseph Ganguzza is a New Jersey State licensed home inspector with additional licensing from the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection for wood destroying insect inspections and radon gas measurement. He is a Member of NACHI (National Association of Certified Home Inspectors). NATE (North American Technical Excellence) and a level 1 certified mold inspector for IAC (Indoor Air Consultants). He Lives in Lebanon, NJ with is wife and two children.  Additional information about Inspector Protector Home Inspection Services can be found at their website:  http://www.njhomeinspector4u.com.

Habitat for Humanity International is a non-profit organization with the goal of making decent, affordable housing available to families in Somerset and Hunterdon counties. More information can be found at: http://www.rvhabitat.org.