Great experience with Jeremiah. He was on time and did a very thorough job cleaning the windows,…read morescreens and tracks! My windows have never looked this good. Price was affordable too!​

I have used Summit Window Cleaning for years, and I have never been disappointed. Great service,…read moregreat pricing, and most importantly, honest. First class from start to finish. Don't hesitate!

Very nice guy but I felt like he was an alarmist. He kept going on and on about how dangerous and…read morebad the mold is in the house. There was a little around some windows. We had the home tested, spend $900 testing to find out the mold was basically nothing. The report took forever to get back. He said it was because there was a lot of pictures. I get the report back and there is hardly any. Overall, I would not recommend them. I want an honest inspector, not an alarmist. Also we are on tight deadlines, I need reports asap.

We found Carmine Lombardo of A1 Home Inspections to be an alarmist; that is, he protected himself…read moreas an inspector by exaggerating actual conditions found. One-third of the 'observations' he reported as a poor/unsafe condition were satisfactory as they met code standards or were in good condition as per a follow-up opinion of civil, electrical and mechanical engineers. Normal foundation cracks (there were four 1/16th to 1/8th inch thick) in a 44-year-old home were called out as large and in need of structural evaluation. Two torn shingles were found -- a minor concern -- and he called for a roof certification. One gutter had less than a five-gallon bucket of debris (pine needles) in it and he called for evaluating and aligning gutters and downspouts. Convenience receptacles (outlets) on a timer were called out as not functioning. He misstated the age of the furnace and A/C unit. A newly replaced gas meter with an odor was noted in his report but he never alerted the homeowner of the hazardous condition. He called out a leak in the laundry that never leaked. His reporting method is alarming, and neither good for the homebuyer nor seller. What is his training? Is he certified?

Great customer service! They were very quick to respond and extremely knowledgeable. They took the…read moretime to explain everything clearly and made a stressful situation much easier to deal with.

Worth the price. Dan was a great inspector - very thorough. He answered so many questions and was…read moreable to offer recommendations for home repairs.

Don't let this company in your house! They falsify reports to get buyers out of a contract due to…read moreinspection. The inspector at our house said there wasn't a driveway.....he activated smoke alarms and then said they were malfunctioning .... He said faucets drip when they don't....and he brought along a sewer inspector that said we had severe cracks and crushing in our sewer pipe and when we dug up whole driveway to fix, there wasn't any evidence of any damage at all in pipe. Cost us $2500 for nothing. These guys are crooks. And they lie to your face!

True Vision home inspections did an amazing job on my buyer's home inspection of a 42-year-old…read moretownhouse. Their inspector Jerry went above and beyond with the inspection, answering a ton of questions and not being bothered at all when I asked to accompany him. As this was my first time doing a home inspection, I ended up contracting with two different companies in order to have a comparison and more confidence that they found the big/important issues. While the other company did a good job with their inspection, it was both shorter and less detailed than what Jerry performed. True Vision's inspection found important issues that the other company missed. For instance, while both companies made notes that the electrical panel was outdated and needed to be replaced, True Vision and Jerry opened the faceplate of the panel and found that the breakers were mismatched and that one of the wires showed signs of charring. This information was valuable when it came to the inspection objections I sent to the sellers. There were three or four other examples of Jerry inspecting things in more detail and finding issues that the other company did not or was not allowed to check. Scheduling the inspection with True Vision was simple, and they were able to get someone out with just a two-day notice (tight contract deadlines). The report was provided the following morning and contained a ton of detail. Hundreds of photos of not just the issues that were found, but all of the things that were working correctly as well. There was also a lot of descriptive information in the report and I could tell that many of the items were typed up and added directly by Jerry, as opposed to more general, boilerplate descriptions. The report also had a nice and completely free feature that allowed you to go through each item and mark it as acceptable, repair, replace, and add any custom notes. At the end you could generate a request list that was easy to print and reference when submitting any objections. I would 100% recommend True Vision and Jerry to anyone wanting a home inspection done.

Follow up. We finally got our windows replaced and the company took multiple pictures so they could…read moreshow how terrible these windows are. They asked if we got an inspection. They advised seeking legal action against the inspection company for fraudulent statements when I showed what the report said. Cost me $28,000 to replace them. This is a total piece of shit company, beware REMax realtirs use them.

This company will take your money, perform the bare minimum of what qualifies as an "inspection,"…read moreand then take no responsibility for any blatant oversights. Save your money! Very, very disappointed in the way every step of the process has been handled. They've left me with a $7k repair that was ultimately noticed (immediately) by a contractor who was at my house to perform a different estimate. He even said, "You got screwed."

DO NOT USE Mike Skeen at DayStar Inspection. He performed the inspection on our house before we…read morebought it and gave everything the all clear, including our sewer line. Less than a month into owning the house our sewer backed up and we discovered there was a significant crack in our sewer line, and that given its size and location had to have been there for years. We reviewed the sewer scope video Mike gave us and the crack is visible to a trained eye - we didn't know what we were looking at at the time unfortunately. The photos with this post are from the subsequent scope we had done from when we had the sewer backup. We reached out to Mike and he refused to speak with us or our real estate agent, only forwarding our emails to his lawyer. He was disappointingly unprofessional in his manner, making no attempt to own up to his mistake or admit any error in his work. We're now out thousands to have to replace our line. It's disappointing that he would not own up to his error, only to hide behind his waiver denying any responsibility. Go with someone else for your home inspection, it'll save you money and the headache of trying to deal with him.

As a first time home buyer I had been told by many friends and family to expect the inspection…read moreprocess to be less than desirable. Luckily, I chose Scott Home Inspection and my experience was great! The office staff was professional and helpful, and my inspector (Jeff Trousil) was on time, kind, and patient. He went through his list with me, took the time to explain his findings, and showed me things that I would not normally understand. He was quite thorough and I felt very empowered and knowledgeable after our meeting. I highly recommend Scott Home Inspection to anyone needing their services. If I ever go through this process again I will definitely call Scott Home Inspection.

Our first inspection by Scott's was excellent. Extremely detailed & in depth. That's why we came…read moreback. The most recent one was a different story. The inspector seemed to gloss over many things & tried to downplay issues without evidence. We were called prior & told our inspector would take only two hours to finish an inspection that normally takes longer -- I think he glossed over many things as a result. Specifics we found after moving in that a visual inspection should have caught: * An interior door on the second floor with visible crack/damage from being forced. The report says interior doors were tested. This one isn't noted anywhere. * Mouse droppings under the kitchen sink -- a cabinet he opened & photographed -- & elsewhere in the home. No mention in the report. We now have an active rodent problem we didn't know about at closing. * The front door handle sticks & fights you when unlocking. Entry door locks & latches are explicitly listed as inspected in his own report. On top of that, three window coverings fell off the wall the first time we pulled the cords. Technically outside inspection scope -- but it speaks to the overall condition of a house we were told had basically nothing wrong with it. The in-person review made it worse. We were told there was basically nothing wrong with the house, & our questions were treated as an inconvenience. He seemed annoyed, arrogant & unkind. When asked, he explicitly said he didn't see evidence of mice -- verbally & on the report -- leading me to believe he was lazy & sped through it. Not characteristics of a great inspector. His own report lists 59 maintenance items & 8 repair recommendations -- so the verbal summary & the written report told two different stories. When I hire an inspector, I'm more impressed by people who are nit picky than forgiving. This is a huge purchase so I prefer someone who's kind, willing to take the time to make sure he doesn't miss anything at all & looks out for us. There are less expensive inspectors out there who are less forgiving than Scott's was this time around. I pay for anal retentive. That was not my experience. Worst of all? I asked for a refund & they flat out refused. It's possible they could do the same for you. I don't think we'll use Scott's ever again. I wouldn't recommend them & ESPECIALLY not Todd Brualdi for inspection services. I'm disappointed in Scott's leadership. Once upon a time, (in my opinion) it felt like a well ran firm that cared about their clients. That's not my opinion, anymore.

What a great experience! James was easy to contact and very thorough with the inspection. He…read moreprovided an easy read inspection report that identified all the things a buyer(s) would appreciate along with recommendations. He also follows up to see if we had any questions which is always a plus! We would recommend him to anyone. Best wishes for the new homeowners! Thank you Tilley Home Inspection. Best, Sothary & Ratha

James from TIlley Home Inspection is top notch! He worked with our crazy schedules and was able to…read moreinspect the home after our work days ended. He thoroughly inspected the property we're looking to buy, walked us through the property and showed us all the items he found, and sent us a detailed report. No major safety issues were found, which is great. His detailed report helped us get an $8k credit from the seller for the small repairs needed. I highly recommend his services to anyone in the home buying process!