AHIS sent out a man by the name of Mike Conley to conduct an inspection at our house. Due to…read moreseveral experience of people abusing their boundaries. My spouse decided to be present at the inspection. From the very start Mike Conley broke a 2year old spigot and a huge amount of water came out and he tried to blame it on The Who ever originally put it on. Worked for two years and a week ago. Had an attitude when we stated he will be supervised throughout his inspection. He even suggested joist hangers, when a Beam would be recommended. Then after the inspection, Mike apologize and admits that there was no noticeable rust on the Spigot and did not know what happened. He showed up 40 min early on purpose. They do this to try to mess with things out of their allowed boundaries but lucky we were here. I told my Spouse to give him space while he conduct his inspection but after he broke things. We watched him during the entire inspection. I highly do not recommend, something fishy going on with this company. I have been in Management for over 16 years with affordable housing and have conducted HUD inspection for over 10 years. Keep your eyes open.

It was a pleasure having Mark do our home inspection! He was very thorough with looking at our home…read moreand took the time to explain the very smallest details to us. He wasn't just an inspector, but an educator as well! I would highly recommend him for your home and radon inspections and can assure you that you won't be let down.

He did my home inspection. Was extremely thorough. Professional, timely, and helpful. Also keeps…read morehimself available if you have any questions. I would and will recommend him to everyone. I will never use another inspector!

We retained Chris during our house hunt over the course of 8 months. He inspected three separate…read moreproperties for us and we are very happy with his services and the way he runs his business. He is professional, thoughtful and through. He and his team are easy to work with and they promptly produce reports and he was available to answer any additional questions we had after our inspection. I would strongly recommend this business to anyone who needed their own house or a potential home inspection.

Matt did the inspection on my house, and missed a nonfunctioning deadbolt lock on the front door…read more When I told him about it, he asked me to submit my receipt from Lowe's which I did. It's been over a month and I have heard nothing. Additionally, The carpet installer pointed out a leak in a secondary window in a bedroom that discolored the baseboard and should have been seen by Matt. My girlfriend also had her home inspected by Hawley and the drywall in her bathroom is soft from an obvious leak in the shower. This was a slipshod inspection

I hired Mr. ****** of Hawley Inspections LLC to perform a home inspection prior to purchasing my…read morehome. After purchasing my home, I was first made aware of foundation issues on April 1st when I had a professional contractor assess the crack with evidence of water intrusion in the south wall of my basement per my home inspection report completed by Mr. ****** on 2/14/25. Immediately upon entering my basement, the professional contractor was concerned with the bowing of several walls, horizontal cracking, and foundation shifting. He stated these issues are a major concern; three walls would need to be braced to prevent further bowing and a french drain and sump pump would also be required to relieve the hydrostatic pressure off of the walls thus reducing the risk of further damage. Per the inspection report, Mr. ****** only included the one south wall crack and per the contractor it is not an option to simply repair this crack. The total cost for bracing, the french drain, and sump pump installation came to $20,140, thus the lowest bid I received from all the contractors who inspected my foundation. I was asked by each contractor if I had a home inspection completed prior to closing and when I told them I had, they were appalled and said that the home inspector should have caught these red flags immediately, especially with the accompanying issues on the main floor. My mother and I notified Hawley Inspections LLC of the results we were given immediately. Mr. ****** finally agreed to revisit my property to take additional pictures of my basement on Friday, April 4th. During this visit, my mother asked Mr. ****** if the extensive amount of plaster cracks located in my ceilings and walls on the main floor were still considered normal when accompanied by bowing basement walls and Mr. ****** responded, "not as normal" (as mentioned in the inspection report, these plaster cracks are labeled as "typical"). The inspection report lists what foundation points the inspector shall inspect. These areas that Mr. ****** was to inspect were visible the day of inspection. My father questioned Mr. ****** about the appearance of the basement walls and Mr. ****** implied that there was no concern. Mr. ****** also had not conducted an inspection of my crawlspace nor the attic as per the contract leaving me unaware of other potential issues. He also neglected to detect five gas leaks in the basement costing $1,500 to repair (services provided on their website includes a standard gas leak test; I was not told and nowhere does it mention that there would be an additional cost to have this completed). After a mentally exhausting two months of ongoing correspondence with Mr. ****** himself and his insurance attorney regarding the costs of damages, the attorney has unexpectedly retracted all previous settlement offers. As of the most recent correspondence, his insurance attorney was only willing to offer a small fraction of what the repairs cost in exchange for me most likely signing a non-disclosure and not being able to share my story. In addition to the inspection report listing what foundation points the inspector shall inspect, foundations/basements/crawlspaces are key structural elements that are included in The Standards of Practice for home inspectors in Illinois and had Mr. ****** followed these standards; I would have had the option to either walk away from closing on the home or negotiate repairs prior to closing. I never imagined the process of purchasing my first home would be such a negative one. I want to share my story in hopes that no one else has to experience what I have gone through.

This is only the second time I've bought a house so I'm a little fish out of water in this process…read more Luckily, my realtor steered me towards Sage! The first thing that stood out to me was their prompt service. We were able to schedule on my time, which was very convenient. The inspector was thorough and called my attention to details I hadn't noticed. I really felt as though the inspector treated me like his daughter, trying to see everything that could go wrong and document within his report, including pictures. Now that an issue has arisen, I'm even more grateful to have used Sage Home Inspections. Norm came out in person to look at the dishwasher and referred me to an excellent company to begin the repairs. I am beyond grateful to have selected an ethical business that treats their customers like family.

Utilized Sage Home Inspections to get a. Inspection done on a home I'm purchasing. Scheduling was…read morequick and easy. I was able to call on Thursday evening and got an appointment the next day. Norm was so polite to talk to on the phone. Prices were fair and reasonable, and they were great to work with through my NACA loan. My inspector was Mike. He was so polite and thorough. He did an amazing job explaining the concerns he found. Definitely would recommend them your inspection needs!

I have used this company twice and have been totally satisfied with everything. Gary is…read moreprofessional and kind.

I didn't know you could see asbestos with the naked eye. His favorite word is possible. Possible…read morepossible possible. Because he can't confirm anything. Better to cover his ass and leave it on the owner to fix it then to just mark it as passed. Possible that this inspector is an idiot

Being a Real Estate Broker, I want the very best for my clients. Pillar to Post has ALWAYS…read moredelivered the best service and most detailed inspections above all the other home inspectors out there. If u want the best..... Pillar to post is who the professionals trust!

Amazing job, Dustin! The sellers contractor told me you are the hardest inspector for buyers in the…read morecity. You even found loose cabinet handles. I'm a single mom with zero fix it ability and really appreciate how thorough, honest, and helpful you are. You were a blessing to me and my family.

I was very impressed with the thoroughness of Apple Inspections. I was present during the entire…read moreinspection, and I felt assured that I had a good sense of the condition of my future home. The inspectors looked at every nook and cranny, and they also gave me some insights into what the results actually mean - what were major issues, what were normal maintenance issues, etc. The report they wrote up was extremely detailed. I didn't compare quotes so I can't speak to the price.