Glacier Home Inspections is a locally owned and operated business, proudly founded in the Flathead Valley. Our team is committed to serving you, our customer; our business is built on trust, integrity, and ensuring you have the information you need about one of the largest investments you will make. Choosing the right home inspector can help ease your stress and give you peace of mind. With Glacier Home Inspections, you are getting certified professional inspectors who understand the commitment you are about to make. When you hire us to inspect your new home, we guarantee that we will take the same care as if it was our own home.
Why Choose Glacier Home Inspections
Barry Wilkins
GHI President & Home Inspector | Kalispell MT
Hi I’m Barry, and I’m excited to help you to make an informed decision regarding one of the most important investments of your life, your next home purchase!
Barry Wilkins is the Founder of Glacier Home Inspections, which he launched in 2016 to serve the Flathead Valley. With a background in construction as well as farming and ranching, Barry brings a practical, hands-on perspective to every inspection. His business has since grown to include a team of inspectors now servicing Western Montana and the Helena area. Clients value Barry’s personal attention, honest communication, and down-to-earth approach.
Barry is a proud member of the American Society of Home Inspectors (ASHI), the nation’s leading professional organization for home inspectors. He currently serves as Vice President of the ASHI – Northern Rockies Chapter, where he plays an active role in supporting inspectors throughout the region.
Through his leadership and involvement at the chapter level, Barry works to advance the home inspection profession by promoting adherence to national Standards of Practice and a strict Code of Ethics. He is committed to ensuring that inspectors serve clients and the industry with integrity, professionalism, and technical excellence. Barry also helps further continuing education initiatives, strengthening opportunities for inspectors in the Northern Rockies area to expand their knowledge, refine their skills, and stay current with industry standards.