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Replied fast. Inspection was done at time agreed to. Communication was great. The report was…read moreprepared in a timely manner and was easily available online with all details. Very professional.

From the owner: Georgia Home Inspection Services LLC specializes in home inspections and commercial inspections…read moreincluding: buyer's inspections(pre-closing), seller's inspections(pre-listing), new construction inspections, 1-year warranty(11th Month) inspections, home maintenance inspections, re-inspections, commercial property inspections, mobile home inspections, manufactured home inspections, permanent foundation engineer letters and more. We inspect all parts of the home including: the roof, flashing, chimneys, gutters, exterior siding, foundation, grading/drainage, structural components, basement, crawlspace, attic, insulation, ventilation, heating, fireplaces, air conditioning, walls, ceilings, doors, windows, floors, steps/stairs, installed appliances, plumbing, water heaters, electrical systems, garages/carports, decks, driveways, walkways, sprinkler systems and more. During our inspection, we use several specialized tools including drones, thermal imaging technology, moisture meters, electrical meters/testers, infrared temperatures, gas leak detectors and more. We also search for the visible presence of fungus/mold growth and for damage from moisture or possible wood destroying insects such as termites, ants, beetles, carpenter bees, etc. We inspect the home or property as if we were purchasing it ourselves!

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They were very thorough in inspecting a home we are buying. The information provided was very…read morehelpful!

With over 33 years in the real estate industry and lots of home inspections, this is by far the…read moreworst company I have ever come across. The inspector made comments about no moisture barrier yet had pictures that clearly showed the barrier. He further noted that the floors in this 105 yr old house had been jacked up but he didn't see the metal adjustable jacks and suggested having a structural engineer to verify. Meanwhile he took a photo of the permanent concrete and beam supports that were installed once floors were jacked to ensure the floors were secured. He was unable to properly operate 2 window unit ac's so the homeowner had to do his job for him. Again, he couldn't figure out how to turn on the light in a ceiling fan and the homeowner had to show him. While seeing that it worked just fine, he still marked it as inoperable. He stated he saw active termite infestation throughout as well as ants crawling into the foundation because they sometimes eat termite larvae. An hour later when the termite inspector came out he stated that there was no active termites and that there was some older evidence that had already been treated and scraped. He noted the moisture barrier being in place and even commented that it was a well built home. Inspector also noted "minor cracks" in the settlement of this 105 yr old home. Imagine that! He made notes on things that "may happen" instead of true findings. I mean at the end of the day, a plane "may" fall on the house and dent the new roof! Should we also consult the FAA? I'm not sure what the buyers paid, but sadly the fear and this ridiculous report cost them everything.

Lifeline Inspections Services - home_inspectors - Updated October 2026

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