The right home inspector is important Hire Allegiance Inspections to provide quality service on your most expensive investment.Alece is a Located Orangeburg Sc - serving related disabled veteran of the U.S. Air Force. She was honorably discharged in 2007 after twelve years of service enlisted.Alece Surrounding areas is a South Carolina licensed home inspector and a certified graduate of AHIT (American Home Inspectors Training).

Alece is a service related disabled veteran of the U.S. Air Force. She was honorably discharged in 2007 after twelve years of service enlisted and as a commissioned officer. Alece deployed in support of Operation Iraqi/Enduring Freedom, holds a MBA and an undergraduate degree from the University of Georgia in Marketing.

Alece is a South Carolina licensed home inspector and a certified graduate of AHIT (American Home Inspectors Training). AHIT has been the leader in home inspector training since 1993 and is recognized/approved by ASHI, InterNACHI, CREIA, TREC and other professional organizations. Alece is an associate member of ASHI (American Society of Home Inspectors); a national professional organization for home inspectors.

Encouraged by a real estate agent and the challenges of living in a 50+ year old home, she began to research the subtle nuances of her own home system and how it worked. After over a year of field experience and AHIT training, Alece became a member of Allegiance Inspections, LLC.

Allegiance is defined as loyalty or commitment of an individual to a group or cause. Her goal is to inspect every home as if she were going to occupy that home herself. She understands owning a home or even selling a home is a huge commitment as much as it is a part of the American dream. This is why a dedicated professional inspector is vital to the home buying/selling process.

Alece still lives by the US Air Force core values: Integrity first, Service before self, and Excellence in all we do.

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Alece is an advocate for women currently serving in or entering the home inspector career field.

We are pleased to announce that beginning tomorrow, Wednesday, March 18, 2020, ALA will provide grab-and-go lunches at its Anthem, San Tan Valley, and Ironwood Elementary campuses from 10:30 AM - 12:00 PM throughout the duration of the state-mandated school closure. Any family may receive free lunches for all of their children ages 0-18 at these locations. Please note that your children must be physically present in order to receive a lunch. We are unable to serve lunches to participants who are not present to receive them, per USDA meal service guidelines.

Please adhere to the following procedures as your family arrives to campus to pick up lunches for your children:

Families walking to campuses will be directed to the Front Office area, where a grab and go pick up area will be set up.

Families driving to campus will proceed through the back of the school, following the same procedures as the daily driveline. Students must be in the car to receive the meal, and will be handed it directly. There will be no need to get out of the vehicle.

Meals must be consumed at home or off site.

If your family is not in close proximity to our Anthem, San Tan, or Ironwood campuses where we have established the grab-and-go lunches, we encourage you to check out additional locations where your children can be provided free meals during the state-mandated school closure.