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 John
Onofrey, principal founding member and Texas State licensed
Commercial Technician. An avid real estate investor, Texas State
licensed Professional Real Estate Inspector, and craftsman, John has
inspected, demolished, repaired and replaced every component (many
times over) found in single-family homes. Along with his experience,
Mr. Onofrey has completed extensive college education and study in
the areas of Pest Control and building inspection technology
including coursework at Texas A&M University System, Texas
Engineering Extension Service and Houston Community College. Mr.
Onofrey served in the United States Marine Corps where he was
awarded the Navy & Marine Corps medal
for Heroism, the Marine
Corps Expeditionary
medal, Good Conduct medal and
Sea Service
deployment ribbon. His professional memberships include, Texas
Association of Real Estate Inspectors, National Association of
Certified Home Inspectors, Houston Association of Realtors.
Mr. Onofrey Currently serves on the Board of Directors of the Texas
Association of Real Estate Inspectors Fort Bend Chapter www.fortbendtarei.com
as Director of Marketing and Public Relations and served on the
original Steering Committee for the National Association of
Certified Home Inspectors as a member at large.
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Did you know?
The most poisonous spider is the black widow. Its
venom is more potent than a rattlesnake's.
The cockroach diet.
A cockroach can live nine days without eating. This
is also the same amount of time that the body of a cockroach
can live after its head has been cut off before it
eventually dies from starvation.
That's really high!
A flea can jump about two hundred times the length of
their body, which is about thirteen inches. This is the
equivalent to a six foot tall human jumping nine hundred
feet.
Better than mercury!
Only male crickets can chirp and will
chirp faster in warm weather than cool. In fact, you can
determine the temperature by counting the number of chirps
in fifteen seconds and adding it to 37.
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