Certified and Qualified

Grant Doutt

Grant founded Four Corners in 2019 and built it the hard way — inspecting homes on his days off while holding down a full-time job at Lowe’s through the COVID years, until early 2021 when the phone was ringing too often to do both.

He came to inspecting with an unusual résumé: 30 years in operations management, plus years in the field as a rough-frame carpenter and drywall finisher. That shows up in every report — he understands how a house goes together, and he runs an inspection the way he ran teams: organized, on time, and with nothing left unexplained.

Grant is a Certified Master Inspector® through InterNACHI, a certified Commercial Property Inspector through CCPIA, and a Phase I Environmental inspector, with additional certifications in wind mitigation, 4-point, mold, wood-destroying organism, sewer camera, and solar system inspections. More than 1,000 inspections and 700+ five-star reviews on Google and Spectora later, his standard is still the one on the door: Legendary Service ~ Beyond the Inspection.

Grant and his wife Kathy, who runs the office, live in Clermont. Faith, family, and a healthy respect for good technology drive everything they do.

Kirk Curtis

Kirk joined Four Corners in 2026 with more than 11 years of hands-on experience in the trades and inspection work — general remodeling, glass installation, carpet repair and cleaning, and residential home inspections. That’s a background built on fixing things, not just looking at them.

He found inspecting the way a lot of good inspectors do: a real estate professional who knew his attention to detail and integrity told him he’d be good at it. Kirk is a Florida-licensed home inspector and an InterNACHI Certified Professional Inspector, and he inspects to the Four Corners standard on every job — thorough, honest, unbiased, and explained in plain English.

Born in Georgia and a Floridian since 1996, Kirk is a husband, a father, and an active member of his church community. He treats every client — and every house — as if his own family were moving in.