Chris did an excellent job with our home inspection! He was professional, thorough, and…read morecommunicative throughout the entire process. He took the time to explain his findings, answer our questions, and make sure we understood any concerns he identified. His report was clear, detailed and easy to read which made the whole process much less overwhelming. I would highly recommend Chris to anyone looking for a knowledgeable, reliable and professional home inspector!

Excellent. Was able to get an appointment same week. Chris was extremely thorough and spent all the…read moretime needed on the inspection even though it took longer than initially expected. He went above and beyond looking at some areas not normally assessed, and noted further inspections that might be helpful for our purchase decision. He was both knowledgeable and well-equipped (and had a cute little rover robot to send in the parts of the crawl space that only super-skinny people could otherwise go through!). Would definitely use again. I think the money spent with Chris was money well spent. Looking forward to getting my report later today.

From the phone call to have them come out for an inspection to the actual inspection, the…read moreInspection Pros were professional and provided great service. They even showed up half an hour early and the inspection took about 1.5 hours and we received the written report with photos within an hour from when they were done. They talked us through any findings that were in need of more urgent fixes and answered all our questions. Super pleased with Matt and Kevin's work.

This firm inspected my new house. In an attempt to facilitate communication of any concerns found I…read morewas present when it was done. That said, they found many minor issues and a major one with the sliding door to the patio but did not recommend replacement of anything. Issues not reported/missed in the inspection: The fire door to the garage is in fact NOT fire rated putting us in potential danger. The dryer vent pipe was badly clogged, again creating a fire hazard. While in the crawl space fixing the clogged pipe I discovered most of the joints of the copper pipes showed green corrosion indicating past or current leakage. Also, the exterior gate was too low to the ground so was totally non-functional. They did not inspect it because it was locked even though the homeowner was present and could have unlocked it. There are other minor things missed but these are what I found after 2 months in the home. I know they have disclaimers for things they cannot see, etc. but I still would recommend you steer away from these guys they seem to concentrate on the cosmetic and miss some more serious/costly areas.

I called Rob to inspect the stucco which was cracking on a new home we bought. He spent a lot of…read moretime with me inspecting the house and providing information about stucco, repairs, and what might be causing the cracking. His report was thorough with photos and recommendations. Very reasonably priced also.

Had Rob perform a inspection on a condo that I'm purchasing. Showed up on time, took plenty of…read morepictures, was very knowledgeable about codes and produced a detailed report on the issues that need to be considered before purchasing. First rate job and for only $250.00, a real bargain. You won't be disappointed

Our cabin is 73 years old! We needed an inspection to find out what needed repairing before we…read moresell to relatives. The front desk was cheery and arranged an inspection within a week! Our inspectors, the owners, arrived right on time and were super nice! These people are so easy to work with, they have home inspections all dialed in! I highly recommend Nev-Cal! They are prompt, kind, and very professional. Our report comes on the next day and the price is very reasonable!!

Nev-Cal Home Inspection is an amazing company that provides the highest level of home inspections…read more As a Tahoe Relator I feel confident when I refer Nev-Cal to my clients as I know that their inspection will be professional, thorough and leave no stone unturned. I have worked with Nev-Cal for over 10 years and they continue to offer the best service and work hard to accommodate tight timelines. For your next home inspection, give them a call, you will not be happy that you did.

Honest and excellent inspection. Great office staff and the inspectors are top notch. A+read more

As an agent, the other agent and I agreed to have the inspection completed by Battle Born. This was…read moremy first time using their company. The younger gentleman who came out to perform the home inspection seemed to lack knowledge in certain areas when explaining some of the findings in the report. During the final walkthrough, I understand that inspectors typically do not plug appliances in to test them. However, the dishwasher was unplugged and wasn't even inspected. During our final walkthrough, we opened the cabinet underneath the sink, and within seconds it was clear that the dishwasher drain line had been intentionally cut at some point. After plugging the dishwasher in and running it, water immediately shot out everywhere. I was very disappointed with this experience. I would not use the same inspector again. That being said, I would not say that every inspector at Battle Born is the same. In my opinion, additional training may be beneficial to help inspectors identify issues that can be fairly obvious upon a closer inspection. I hope this feedback is helpful, as I believe a thorough inspection is extremely important for both buyers and sellers.

TEK inspected a new Toll Brothers home around the time our official walkthrough…read more TEK was professional, efficient and thorough from start to finish. Elisa got the site visit scheduled on short notice despite shifting time windows imposed by the developer; she promptly submitted the insurance, bonding and certification documentation required by the developer; she resolved last minute snafus that threatened to cancel the inspection. Ty arrived on site at the appointed time and inspected the home systems thoroughly during the builder-limited 3 hour window. The inspection included IR inspection of appliances, drone inspection of the roof (since developer denied physical access), and physical inspection of crawl and attic spaces. Ty's report was available in less than 24 hours. The report included photos of every nook and cranny inspected, indications of proper and deficient findings, as well recommendations for deficient findings. Recommended.

Review of TEK Inspections - Inspector Brett Neumark…read moreInspection Date: March 27, 2025 Company Slogan: "Dedicated to your peace of mind" We are deeply disappointed with the level of service provided by TEK Inspections and inspector Brett Neumark. Our experience was far from the peace of mind promised by the company's slogan, and the consequences of the oversights during our inspection have been costly, frustrating, and stressful. 1. Incomplete Attic Inspection Mr. Neumark failed to inspect the attic entirely because the entrance was located above the washer and dryer in the laundry room. Although the current homeowners gave full consent to move the units--an easy task requiring no more than shifting them five inches--Mr. Neumark refused. Our realtor ultimately moved them without issue, but only after we insisted that the attic be inspected. Even then, the inspector was visibly annoyed that we requested he complete the job. 2. Rodent Infestation Overlooked Despite noting droppings in the garage, Mr. Neumark inaccurately concluded they were old and that there was no active infestation. Within 24 hours of moving in, we discovered a live family of mice in the garage. Additionally, there were mouse droppings in the attic--completely omitted from his report--confirming an active and ongoing rodent problem that should not have been missed. 3. Bathtub Leak Ignored The secondary bathroom's bathtub leaked significantly the first time we used it, causing water damage to the floor. The inspector claimed he could not properly assess it for fear of damaging the facade. However, upon closer inspection, we found it was secured by only six easily removable screws. It took us less than a minute to confirm the leak ourselves. This lack of effort was inexcusable. 4. Structural Oversight A large, gaping hole--about the size of a football--was left unnoticed under the eaves near the back patio door. Nesting birds, feathers, and debris made it clear this had been an ongoing issue, yet it was not mentioned in the report. This type of structural vulnerability should have been immediately flagged by any qualified inspector. 5. Incorrect and Costly Radon Advice We were incorrectly advised that installing a vapor barrier in our crawl space would resolve elevated radon levels. Based on this recommendation, we paid $1,200 to a local pest control company--only to find out it did nothing to fix the issue. A professional radon specialist later explained that proper ventilation is required, which cost us nearly $5,000. This misinformation was both costly and dangerous. Conclusion The inspection felt rushed and careless. Critical issues that any competent home inspector should have identified were either ignored or misdiagnosed. The inspector appeared more interested in finishing quickly than in ensuring our home was safe and sound. We strongly caution others against using TEK Inspections. In our opinion, this company is not committed to its slogan or to providing the level of diligence and professionalism that homebuyers deserve.

Last year we moved into a new Toll Brothers home. As the homes warranty was coming up to expire I…read morewanted an additional set of eyes on our home to make sure we were set. I found Kent on Yelp and gave him a shout. Made an appointment and boom, the inspection began. Kent was at our home almost 5 hours. I was extremely impressed with his knowledge of construction and building code. Needless to say our home is looking pretty good. Kent did find a few items I need to have Toll Brothers fix. A cracked roof tile, an unmarked fire door entering the home from the garage, and a landscaping drainage issue. If you are looking for peace of mind with the investment regarding your home, I highly recommend Kent come take a look. With decades of experience Kent's sharp eye will bring light to the unknown in your home.

Kent was excellent! My house is relatively small and he was here for several hours and I could…read moretell he was being incredibly thorough, which is exactly what I wanted in an inspector. After he was done, he took the time to chat with me to discuss what he found, propose solutions, and answer any questions I had. He was very clear in how he described things and would show pictures of what he found and pictures of what it should look like. He clearly takes pride in his work and has years of experience. A couple days later, I received his official written report and I was pleasantly surprised at how long and detailed it was. If you need an inspection, this is the guy to hire! Also, his wife, Lori, handles scheduling/admin duties and she was also very pleasant to work with.

READ THIS REVIEW! I have been in the real estate business for over 35 years. This pre-dates "home…read moreInspections". In the early days of inspections anyone could do this job, and anyone did, including myself. You can imagine the mistakes and corruption possible. Regulation and licensing has fixed this. When it was obvious it was a bonifide business, many novices got into the field, not knowing anything about construction or real estate. Take a class, pass a test, off you go! It is scary. I have had every inspector in this town do inspections for me, from the newest to the "old guard". I also have a construction background. The thing I hate about inspectors the most is needless overkill, pointing out every chipped roof tile, every crack in the driveway, every "potential problem" of the future. Homes are like cars, they wear out. If you don't take care of them, they wear out sooner. They show the wear and tear. What I want is a sensible, thorough report of what exists, with some recommendations on how to inexpensively correct or prepare for problems-not "hire a licensed, bonded, insured electrician" to change a light bulb boilerplate language. Kevin's experience as a general contractor in this town gives him an edge, as he uses his contractor "X-RAY" vision to look into walls, foundations, and mechanical issues. A popped drywall nail can be the "canary in the mine" for bigger issues, and Kevin knows that. What others may deem as "a code violation" worthy of razing the structure to the ground, Kevin has explained correctly as "the way things were done at that time". What others have over analysed, Kevin's sensible approach has simplified. His knowledge base surpasses the usual inspector, as Kevin can explain (in simple terms) every detail of construction techniques, new and old, in EVERY home. Who do you want for an inspector, a pencil neck fallout who finally found a job that can't "fire" him (I know these guys), or a seasoned warrior, trained in the trenches, honed by years in the qualified trades? Sure everyone makes mistakes, but in the long run, I'll take the pragmatic expert, not the "sky is falling" liability dodger. Hire Kevin..fair prices and knowledge of the product we sell.

We hired this inspector based on our realtor's recommendation, despite having very little…read moreinformation about him or finding much of an online presence. Unfortunately, looking back, I wish we had gone with someone else. From the beginning, I felt the inspection was not thorough. For example, the sprinklers were not properly tested, and the water was only left running for approximately 10 minutes. There were also issues that seemed obvious after we moved in, including a problem with the kitchen sink leaking that I genuinely do not understand how an inspector could have missed. Six months after purchasing our home, we are now dealing with serious plumbing and sewage issues. When we had a plumber come out to assess the situation, he questioned whether the home had even been inspected because, in his opinion, the damage underneath the house was so obvious. I also noticed that the language in his inspection reports appeared very repetitive when compared with other reports and reviews I came across. Another thing that bothered me was the difference in how he discussed the condition of the house when speaking privately with my husband and me versus when our realtor was present. That left me questioning how transparent he was being throughout the process. I would not recommend this inspector to other homebuyers. Please do your research and consider hiring someone who will take the time to thoroughly evaluate the property before you make one of the biggest purchases of your life