Extremely thorough and informative. They saved me a ton of money by finding major issues with the…read morehouses I was looking at buying. Do not buy a house without calling these guys!

Spencer came out to inspect my new condo. I was so impressed that he started outside while we were…read morelooking up at the roof. His professionalism and calm thorough approach was very reassuring to me as the buyer. He left no stone unturned and I am confident about proceeding in this purchase. I am grateful to him for taking his time, talking to me in plain English, and expeditiously completing the inspection. His fees are reasonable and your will be glad to hired him. This is an amazing company doing great work to allow home buyers to confidently purchase beautiful homes! I am forever grateful -- thank you!

Very knowledgable and great to work with. Been doing this a long time and was very impressed with…read moreGlen's depth of knowledge as well as practical approach to homeownership. Highly recommend.

Provided a high quality and thorough inspection on short notice. Very professional. Nice to…read morereceive high quality customer service.

My realtor suggested that we use H2H inspections and I'm very glad she did! I was impressed with…read morethe process from start to finish. Payment process was easy, done online - as well as the communication and ultimate report and follow-up. In terms of the inspection, Nick did an extremely thorough job. He took his time and explained any issues he saw and showed us them as well. He made sure we understood what was happening and made himself available for any questions or concerns. The report was laid out well and easy to follow. I would recommend and use H2H inspections again.

Thorough inspection with adequate notes at a reasonable price. Report was turned around hours…read morelater, which was awesome. Would recommend using House to Home Inspections for a home inspection.

We used Michael from Chicagoland Home Inspectors for the recent inspection on our new home, and we…read morewere very happy working with him! He was honest and communicative, and easy to work with. Very happy with the service we got!

Tim Heise was phenomenal! He checked everything. Even our realtor was beyond impressed with Tim's…read moreattention to detail. He discussed any issues, no matter how small, while he was there so he could answer questions. The written report we received the next day was incredibly thorough. I will recommend Chicagoland Home Inspectors and Tim to everyone I know! Certainly worth the money and have is piece of mind about the home we were purchasing!

Jon W was smart, knowledgeable, thorough, and very responsive to my questions about the things he…read moreuncovered in the home we were buying. I would highly recommend him.

Jon was super conscientious in his inspection, pointing out both defects and things to monitor. His…read morereport was detailed, with plenty of photos to illustrate. He was extremely patient with our post-inspection follow-up questions, even those relating to assertions from potential contractors rather than to the inspection itself. He is highly, highly recommended.

Very thorough and competent inspection of new home. Would recommend and use again. Kyle was…read moreresponsive to inquiries and knowledgeable about all aspects of home.

Easy to schedule and coordinate, and most importantly did a great job with the inspection with a…read morethorough report. Kyle explained all his findings very well and was overall great to work with.

A to Z did a very thorough inspection on a house we were under contract to buy. He discovered…read moreseveral things that are quite costly to repair, and we decided not to buy the home. The price was very reasonable and he saved us from some big surprises. He's very punctual and professional. I would highly recommend.

Jason was super thorough, friendly, and patient! He answered all our questions about the house in…read moreaddition to looking through everything. His prices are very very reasonable.

First off: AJ E's review sounds like a pissed off realtor doing a hitjob review. Why? The seller's…read moreagent to a home I'm purchasing had very similar feedback and was on her toes. For the review: That's what we want. My wife and I set out to find an inspector that would give agents the Sunday Scaries, and that was accomplished because Tim does not play around. No corner is left unexplored and no door is left unopen. Tim meticulously looked through everything he could while explaining what he was doing to us as if we were students in an elementary class, making sure things were in layman's terms and understandable. Well appreciated. He has his tools, but what got us was when he busted out his thermal imager. There's a wall in front of him? Who cares, he'll just look past it anyway. Couldn't believe it when he was doing that, and thank goodness he did. Speaking of tools, they utilize a whole DRONE. Like the ones you fly in the air. They leverage it to inspect the roof and get into some areas that may be a bit harder to access. Talk about working smart. All in all, Tim was quick to follow-up and generate his report. 500 pictures. 500. That's not an extra 0 I added at the end. Thanks to Tim, we were able to find black mold and cracked Abstesos 9 x 9s in the basement. He even dismissed the nosy agent of the seller's who was there for some reason, and told her to leave so we could assess things with privacy. The seller's agent was still in the house and concerned about the work Tim was doing. THAT'S THE KIND OF INSPECTOR YOU WANT. Stacy, the owner, was quick to get us scheduled and super responsive with fast turnaround times. Thank you and job well done to the Pinnacle team!

Pinnacle missed some major issues with my home. I probably would have walked away from the deal or…read moreseriously revised my offer had I known them. It cost me around $13K to fix all the items that they missed. When my dad visited, he found all these problems within 5-10 minutes of going around the house (he's not even any type of tradesman or inspector!) Stacey seemed pretty dismissive about it on the phone. I would not recommend their services to anyone. Update: I was fine leaving this a little vague as a professional courtesy, but since Stacey think's it's acceptable to fabricate information, I'll spill the tea. This time, I'll attach the proof for good measure! First issue Pinnacle failed to identify was a crack in the foundation. Imagine buying a new home only to have your basement flood a few days later. At first I thought it was a broken sump pump, but when an expert came out to the property, he quickly identified a vertical crack in the foundation. Total cost $1,735 for the repair. Plus a few hundred for the shop vac and fans to dry out the place to prevent further damage. Second issue Pinnacle failed to identify was dangerous wiring in the kitchen. Multiple lights and appliances were on a single circuit. When you ran them simultaneously, the lights would flicker, and sometimes the circuit would trip. There were no more spots left in the panel, so an upgrade was needed to put each appliance on it's own circuit and bring it up to code. Total cost $4,250 and countless hours of sleep lost wondering if an electrical fire would start in the house. Third issue Pinnacle failed to identify was the removal of a load bearing wall. The home when originally built had a division between the dining room and the kitchen. A few weeks after moving in, I noticed that the ceiling started to crack in the kitchen area. The cracks continued to grow and I went into the attic to figure out what was happening. Up there, my dad and I found no additional support for the joists. They were thin and spanned the entire kitchen/dining room area. I had a structural engineer come out to evaluate, and he confirmed additional support was required. Total cost $5,900, and not being able to use 1/3 of the house for 4 days. The engineer's report was about $1,290, but I guess we can leave that off. the contract language is confusing as to whether they are required to inspect and identify this type of issue. In all honesty, if I knew my inspector wouldn't check for things like this, I would have picked another inspector. I don't care is an outlet is broken, or some paint is chipping. I want to know major defects or damage to the property. Fourth issue (new!) that Pinnacle failed to identify was a leak in the water line to my house. I signed up for a city service that warns you when your home uses excess water (sing of a leak). I got a few of those notices, and then called a plumber. The plumber found a gushing leak in the line on my side of the meter. Meanwhile, Pinnacle's inspection report claimed that I didn't even have a meter! Had the inspector found the meter, which was in the parkway and not hidden, and looked at it, he would have found that leak. After that gushing leak was repaired, the meter was still running when the water was off. This mean I have a leak somewhere between the meter and the house that I'm the process of fixing. Total costs so far is $1,058.55. This doesn't include services for leak detection and repair coming in the next few weeks. Stacey falsely claims that my damages are inflated, but you can add all of that up. At the time I wrote the original review, it was about $13K. It's definitely going to get pushed higher once the leak is located and repaired. So not only did Pinnacle royally screwed up my inspection, they also felt the need to disparage me online. Consider that if you want to give them your business.

David is great. He takes time to thoroughly search everything and will answer any questions. He…read moreunderstands that a lot of people don't know the in's and out's of a house. He is great and highly recommended.

I had an issue with a window replacement project that went completely wrong. I was at a loss with…read morethe company and when I had 2 other companies come to look at the issue to get other professional opinions, they told me what was wrong but nothing they said would factor into the company that did the work for them to correct anything. One of the guys helped me and said to contact Mr. Fix It from AM620, so I email him the situation. He referred me to Dave Nason. Both responded back to me in a short time and when I called Dave to leave a message he answered and spent a good chunk of time on the phone with me. He explained the process of the inspection to me and fees up front. We did the inspection so I had something to go back to company with. After he looked at everything we sat and discussed things. He broke down all the terminology for me. After talking he even helped me further in referring me to NARI. They act as consumer protection and I didn't realize that. The company that did the work was from Illinois so I had to contact their chapter (which he even looked into for me here in WI and contacted me when he couldn't find them). NARI came to do an onsite inspection and Dave was present for that to speak on my behalf. Once all that got settled the company had to repair all issues at no cost to me and they did pay for Dave to be present to make sure they did it right this time. I was so thankful for his knowledge. His background is architecture and fire/water restoration (along with inspections) - which helped me out quite a bit because those were the issues here. He is very knowledgeable and dependable and I couldn't thank him enough for what he did to help me. He will be straight with you and not give you phony resolutions. He knows his stuff and should I ever move or need another inspection he will be who I call. Thanx Dave!