I have had 6 different inspections over the years and never had one that offered details, pictures…read moreand recommendations in such a complete document. When dealing with remote purchasing of a home, it is reassuring to get so much information, especially with a price that is competitive with other services in the area. Definitely worth a recommendation.

We had a terrible experience with this company. We were selling our house in Tulsa and he came to…read moredo an inspection on behalf of the buyer. Our realtor told us the inspection would take about two hours. He was there for over four hours. He rearranged items all over the house and did not put things back in place. He literally threw kitchen towels on the floor. He removed items from closets and did not replace them. If you find out this company is coming to do an inspection on behalf of a potential buyer, please ask your realtor to request another inspector. If that's impossible, then take plenty of pictures ahead of time so you have proof of what your house looks like before he arrives.

Hands down best home inspector ever! He is very thorough and helped us 110% with buying our home!…read moreHe spent a good four hours inspecting our new home and definitely is saving us money! Things most inspectors don't catch... he does. We would recommend using him again and again. He even spent time on the phone with my boyfriend days after the inspection and was such a great help. I can't say enough about Mark! Thank you!

From the owner: "The Advantage" General Home Inspection is designed to give our clients critical information about…read morethe overall condition of the home they are buying by performing a top-to-bottom review of the homes basic workings. This thorough inspection is performed pursuant to ASHI Standards of Practice Requirements and also the  Oklahoma Home Inspection Requirements covering both the Structural & Mechanical /EMP (electrical, heating, air conditioning & plumbing) systems of the home. These areas represent the most costly systems to repair or replace within the home.  Roof Covering and Flashings   Foundation   Site Grading & Drainage, Roof Guttering   Framing Structure   Interior & Exterior Walls,  Ceilings, Floors,  Stairways,  Balconies and Railings   Windows & Doors   Attic Ventilation and Insulation   Central Air Conditioning & Heating Systems   Porches, Decks, Driveways & Sidewalks   Built In Kitchen Appliances   Fireplaces Plumbing System & Fixtures,  Water Heaters   Electrical System &

They arrived early, were very professional and were extremely in-depth and covered every inch of…read morethe house. They made sure no rock was left unturned in their inspection. The pricing is also very good for value of services you receive. One of the many great things about OKLAhome Inspections LLC, is that they complete the paperwork as they do the inspection so there is no wait time on the house inspection report. The report is very detailed and includes pictures for every description within the house. The final report also has a break down of hazards, recommendations and issues found. I Highly recommend this company for any of your home inspection needs.

I cannot recommend this service nor can the real estate professional we worked with due to…read moreexcessive and unnecessary critiques than nearly caused the sale to fail.

The engineer who did the inspection of my home seems to have done a good job but my problem with…read morethis company is with their office staff. Beginning with the owner, John Knox who, when we spoke on the telephone for the first time found it necessary to bad mouth President Obama. This seemed like a rather stupid thing to do, in my opinion, since he had no way of knowing whether or not I had voted for Obama (I had). I glossed over it since I knew he would not be the one doing the inspection. The inspector came out on a Wednesday morning. I had thought I would be receiving his report promptly but it wasn't until the following week that I finally got it, with my name wrong. I realize that my spelling of Patt makes it unusual, but for anyone to arbitrarily decide that I am a woman based solely on the spelling of my name truly infuriates me. The report came addressed to "Ms." I sent the report back and demanded that it be corrected, which it was. That would have been the end of it had it not been for the email I then received from Rebecca Knox. She offered a very thin apology but mostly wanted to defend her actions. In fact, she proceeded to argue with me why she believed she was correct in her actions. She stated that she has a girlfriend who spells her name the same as I do, and therefore I must be a woman. For the record, she was not correct. I am a man and I just went into the bathroom and verified that for myself. I was given a list of companies when I needed this work performed. I truly wish I had chosen someone else.

I utilized Knox last November to inspect my wife & I's first home. The inspection was supposed to…read morebe thorough and I felt like I could trust Knox to do a great job since their ASHI certified, but I was wrong. To be straight forward, Knox missed 1. A LARGE foundation crack 2. A guest bathroom shower leak (which leaked down the wall and out an electrical socket) 3. Reverse hot & cold water temp in the master shower along with loose pipes 4. Air duck ploom improperly installed that causes poor air flow throughout the house 5. Clogged dryer vent 6. Heavily dusty air vents (they claim they don't unscrew vents, but there is no need to, because you can just shine a flashlight in the vent) 7. Faulty garage door opener 8. Failed to disclose that our furnace was FULL of dust and in disrepair (we need a new furnace or we can have it cleaned and repaired for $1,500). When my wife and I called to try and speak to John the owner, Toni kept telling us "he's on the other line." Finely after speaking to John, he told us that he would be coming out to do a walkthrough of the house to see what all was missed. The day of the walkthrough, we find out that John just sent out the same two inspectors that looked at our property and they made lots of excuses of why it was not reported or missed. I showed them copies of the pluming repair bills and the (approx $500) and a $50 furnace inspection, which disclosed a $1,500 to $7,200 cost. When we tried to follow-up with John, we kept getting told John was on the "other line". As of right now, we disputed the $500 charge with our credit card company and ended up getting a letter only taking fault for the reverse hot & cold shower temp in the master bathroom. We received a check for $85, which is a drop in the bucket when we're looking at a total repair cost of around $8,000! The truth of it is my wife and I would have walked away from this home if we would have known the truth and had a thorough inspection as promised. John Knox should have stepped up and done the right thing and offered a full refund. But instead, he decided to make a upset customer even more upset. Now we're trying to spread the word and help other home buyers avoid a nightmare.

Great experience. Very professional and would highly recommend. They did a very thorough job and I…read moreliked how they go through everything at the end. It was my first ever home inspection and I've heard horror stories of others but glad I went with these guys!

From the owner: Atkinson's Home Inspections provides accurate, timely home inspection services across Tulsa Metro…read moreand surrounding areas. Whether you're buying your first home, selling a property, or evaluating new construction, you'll receive clear documentation that supports smart decisions. Our licensed inspectors assess structure, systems, and safety to reveal what matters most.

David was great! I called about some airflow problems, and he took the time to walk me through…read moreseveral troubleshooting steps I could do myself, explaining everthing in detail using layman's terms. With any luck it fixes my problem, but if not, I'll DEFINITELY be calling him back. I love that he was willing to provide what service he could over the phone, where others might have charged for an inspection. He clearly has the interests of his customers at heart.

You really only know how good a person or company is when something doesn't go as planned. This is…read moreone of those times. Tommy showed up after sending apologies for being late (traffic). Didn't have to, he wasn't late. They said he'd be there 8-10a. Said "GPS says I'll be there for 8:17a". Good start in my book. Tom toured the 2 floor home. It has brand new oil furnace, forced air in an "octopus" vent system, so we expected to be paying their high range of $500ish. That's half what others have quoted us though. We opted for sanitizer as well (with Moms allergies we decided to since it was being done). That was $200-250. Has a nice lemony scent for a little while, minor. Lasts less than an hour. Tom finished his work 1-2p and while he did turn on furnace to see if debris came out anywhere, nothing of note did at that time. It happened later on that soot and debris came out of all the vents. We contacted Tommy and here's why he gets the five stars he deserves. He immediately apologized profusely. He said while he's not sure why it was doing that now and didn't before, he will come right back out as soon as possible. He couldn't return until Saturday, he was on jobs when we told him (the day after, so one day was in between). And return he did. He texted his arrival time and apologized again when he showed up. He's genuine in demeanor, I don't get that vibe that he knew something was off. He was sincerely sorry and felt bad the job wasn't satisfied, worse felt bad my Mom's allergies were triggered. He spent several more hours this morning cleaning up anything he saw, and of course troubleshot where he thought the catches of debris may have happened. Very "extra" thorough, as best he could. Tommy stood by his work. His very words were he warranties his work, an actual warranty or moral one I don't think that mattered to him. He and I agree, the home's octopus vents and setup possibly made this job more difficult than a usual one. To me, it's how you handle those ones that go haywire that highlight what kind of a person and company you are. These guys passed with flying colors.

Robert Smith just did my general home inspections. We loved him! I am a first time home buyer, he…read morewent through everything so throughly and even walked me through tasks I would have to know for the future. He did an amazing job, and I would recommend him to anyone who needs an inspection in the Tulsa area.

We hired Drew and his crew to inspect a house for us before purchase, on the basis of our realtor's…read morerecommendation. They were VERY thorough, and Drew was professional, helpful and went through the detailed report of what he found with me and patiently answered my questions. His inspection report includes video footage of cameras in the pipes, up the chimney, and good photos of every issue of concern that they identified--evidence of rodents, some odd wiring in the electrical panel, some missing insulation on some wiring, and a complete inspection of the roof and exterior finishes. I liked that he explained what sorts of issues were really important to have a licensed contractor address immediately, and those other issues that were just making us aware of the situation or might need to be addressed in the future. Know what you are buying--get these guys to look at your house!

left the window open furniture moved around did not know how to operate my oven so it was included…read morein as not functioning in his report. i don't recommend this company

I've used forever Home Inspection multiple times. They're professional always on time and they do…read morean amazing job. I've used Mich multiple times and he is a fantastic inspector. I recommend them for any Home Inspection .

We paid Parker for a full inspection on a home in Tulsa…read more The sellers moved out and there were 4 weeks the house sat empty with no one using water, electric, gas, etc. The day we moved in their was NO HOT WATER. We had someone come to look at it, thinking it was just turned off somehow, and he noted in 10 seconds that the the tank was busted and would have to be replaced. From the rust buildup on the tank he agreed that it had to have been broken for quite a while. We reached out to Parker expecting them to agree that someone had failed their job and replace the tank. As expected, they used the month period to insist that "it was working when they inspected it but it busted later". Sure. CYA much? Know that, if you use these guys, they aren't really checking everything and, if you walk into a mess, it's on you to fix it.

My husband and I got our house inspected by Aleks this summer. I was able to schedule 2 days…read morebefore, the inspection report was delivered to me within 3 hours of the inspection, I could pay super easily online, and I even got a delicious apple pie!! I could not recommend this company enough for your home inspections!! It's so nice being able to sit in my new home 4 months later, knowing I had the best inspectors in town look my house over! Thanks for all you guys do!!

Had a great experience with Ferland Home Inspections. Very friendly, very knowledgeable and very…read morethorough. Didn't charge me an arm and a leg like some of them do. I will definitely use them again in the future if needed.

From the owner: Looking for a quality inspection from a reliable, ethical home inspector? Choose Ferland Home…read moreInspections. You won't be disappointed! We serve all of northeast Oklahoma.