Mark Vogler

I spent 30 years in construction, building and renovating homes, before I ever sold one. So when I walk through a house, I'm not looking at the throw pillows. I'm looking at the roof, the windows, the boiler, and that addition someone put on in 1987 and maybe forgot to get a permit for.

For sellers, that means we find the small things worth fixing before a buyer's inspector finds them. For buyers, it means someone in the room who can tell you what you're really looking at, and what it might cost you later.

Gina and I grew up in Deer Park, raised our kids there, and now live in Huntington Village. She's the people person. I'm the guy checking the basement. Between the two of us, nothing gets missed.