In expanding our services, we would like to introduce you to our business partner and home inspector for the Connecticut area, Dewey Raymond! Dewey brings over 30 years of business experience to Scott and Scott Home Inspections. Having developed and started several companies in the technology, finance, athletic industries and having spent many years in the real estate sector, Dewey has begun his next business venture as Raymond Consulting, LLC and has partnered with Fairfield County’s premier home inspection company, Scott and Scott Home Inspections. Dewey Raymond will work with Scott and Scott Home Inspections and continue to provide Fairfield County with a professionally run and experienced home inspection company and services.
We welcome Dewey Raymond as a great addition and asset to the Scott Family Business of Home Inspectors. We are positive his love of helping people, knowledge of real estate, and his home inspection skills will be a fantastic addition to Scott and Scott Home Inspections. Please feel free to contact Dewey directly at the office number 203-329-0276 or his cell at 860-898-0326 or you can email Dewey direct at dewey@scottandscotthomeinspections.com
Dewey Raymond, HOP.000886
Dewey is a lifelong resident of Norwalk, Connecticut, whose deep New England roots go back to the Mayflower and the founding families of Norwalk, New Canaan, Wilton and Darien. Dewey looks to bring his vast knowledge of Fairfield County real estate and inspection services to all of his clients.
Dewey is a graduate of University of Connecticut (UCONN) and former football Captain. He has been involved with many local groups over the years throughout Fairfield County. He was a New Canaan Baseball Board member and Coach, as well as New Canaan Pop Warner Board Member and Coach whose teams went on to win numerous state and New England championships with an appearance in the Pop Warner super bowl in Florida. Dewey was also head football coach at Trinity Catholic High School in Stamford as well as defensive coordinator of Brien McMahon High School’s football team, where as a player, he had been selected as a High School All American in 1977. He was also very involved in St. Aloysius School and Parish in New Canaan, CT, where his five children attended school. Having served on numerous boards as well as serving as Vice President of the Parent’s Association and spearheading their fundraising efforts for many years.
