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AmeriSpec Inspection Services

3.0 (2 reviews)
Open • 8:00 am - 8:00 pm

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Prism Home and Building Inspections - ASHI certified inspector 206820

Prism Home and Building Inspections

(41 reviews)

We are in the process of buying a second home to live in while remodeling our main residence. John…read morewith Prism did a fabulous, honest and thorough inspection of the home and found issues that were very serious and hazardous that we wouldn't have known about until it might have been too late. The inspection was peanuts compared to the shoddy, irresponsible work that had been done on a home, most likely all without permits and the possible risk of danger to our family. The report was one of the most complete, easy to read with pictures to show the problems and wad 104 pages! One of the sad parts to me is that the little house I fell in love with had too many costly and dangerous issues and we had to back out but the most important sad part was that someone would list a house without making the repairs or disclosing them because they were very hazardous. I sincerely hope they are fixed before the house goes back on the market or some family buys it without doing an inspection with Prism. Thank you, John and Prism, for having such ethical inspections that cover everything, whether it's cosmetic or something very hazardous. We will be using them again on the next house we plan to purchase.

DO NOT USE THESE PEOPLE! They missed a bunch of mold at my property I closed on. Don't let them…read morelook at your property alone. They also left our thermostat at 60 degrees for a whole month! Plus they've never got back to me.

Playing it Safe Home Inspection

Playing it Safe Home Inspection

(2 reviews)

Being from out of town, I used online reviews and social media to search for a home inspector…read more Walter Henegar is the owner of Playing It Safe Home Inspections and called quickly once I'd clicked on the "request quote" button online. He was very nice and mentioned that he trained most of the home inspectors in the HHI/Bluffton area. He was just relocating from Columbia area to Sun City. I liked the fact that he was using a drone to assist with his inspections. My realtor was not familiar with him and had recommended 3 other inspectors who were familiar with my plantation and the homes there. I was not present for the home inspection, but my realtor was there to attend. His report was written from a standard template in a way that showed what typical procedure is with many disclaimers and limitations of inspection. The report seemed typical of a trainer with limited amounts of detail. The picture of the front of the home which was used as the title page for the report actually included his car parked in the driveway. He did not use the drone for my inspection which I found disappointing. He didn't even go onto the roof or use binoculars for inspection. What he mentioned in the report is that roof leaks can only be detected after prolonged rain. He mentioned the dishwasher needed to be repaired which we learned was in perfect condition and only 3 years old. He never mentioned the age of the hot water heater and used a picture of the entire heater instead of the detailed serial number. He didn't check the smoke alarms but mentioned that they should be changed every 5 years. His report stated my flooring was carpet and vinyl which had me question the home I actually was interested in purchasing. I learned the floors were actually ceramic tile. I don't know if he checked the electrical outlets, but if he did, he didn't catch the fact that 2 of the outlets were not secured into the wall and were loose. His report includes an entire page devoted to Limitation of Liability. Previous home inspections I was involved with had more pictures and detail in areas such as plumbing and electrical. This was a visual inspection only. I guess I wasn't aware there are different types of inspections. He noticed items such as rust on the door thresholds and outdoor light bulbs out. I'm not even sure if he brought a ladder. Not being present, I'm dependent on the inspection report and my realtor's professional comments.

We had a home inspection approx a month ago…read more Not very thorough as many, many items were missed as result of a very complacent inspection. In past couple weeks found defective faucet, cracked window sills, defective fire place deemed as a hazard by fireplace inspection, no GFI in bathroom, 1 faucet not operable, missing shingles, outside lights on decorative pond defective, nail heads on shingles not properly covered with epoxy, master bath shower head not working....many many things overlooked. These issues are costing us over $2500 to address. If properly inspected we could have perhaps negotiated with sellers to help fix before purchased.

HomeTeam Inspection Service - missed electrical connection with no box.

HomeTeam Inspection Service

(9 reviews)

I'll start off by saying that The people I interacted with at HomeTeam were professional and…read moreprompt. However, that is where the good things I have to say end. The report we received contained more disclaimers about what the service and report DON'T cover and include than anything else. The "issues" that were found are trivial items compared to the two things (so far) that they completely missed that I would've expected to be found during a home inspection. I know not everyone is handy and knows what to look for when looking at a home, not everyone is familiar with the different systems in a house or code requirements or things like that but I'm confident that I would have been better off inspecting the house myself than wasting my money paying them to do it. The first miss I noticed immediately as I was reading the report and, I will grant them that the listing for the property incorrectly listed it as on public sewer, but they listed that in their formal report as well despite the house having a private septic system. I understand they are not a septic company and do not perform septic system inspections specifically, but I would hope that, at the very least, a verification of they type of waste disposal in the house would be done. Noticing that discrepancy threw the entirety of the rest of the report into question to me right off the bat but if there's no easy way to confirm it, fine. I'll let it slide. However, we've been in the house for a few weeks now and I finally got up into the attic to set up some storage for decorations and I noticed an electrical splice connection for one of the light fixtures below just sitting out in the open on top of the sheetrock ceiling. No box, just wire nuts connecting the leads from the fixture to the Romex wiring in the house... Not covered by anything, not hidden in the slightest, right out in the open and easy to see. I'm not an electrician, but I know that building codes require that connections like that be made in junction box or some kind of enclosure. THIS is the kind of thing that home inspections are for, not missing screws in a door hinge. I know there are limitations to what home inspectors can reasonably find. Things like rotting wood that's hidden in a wall or mold behind cabinets are things that aren't readily accessible and can't really be found unless you're doing demolition for a renovation or something. But especially after finding the electrical issue, I regret spending the money to have them perform the service.

From the time I called, until the report was completed, was two days. Everyone was easy to work…read morewith. My inspection was thorough and the photos detailed the issues that needed to be addressed. I was able to access the report, as well as pay online. It was a very smooth and stress-free experience. Thank you!

AmeriSpec Inspection Services - home_inspectors - Updated October 2026

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