Kevin was very competent, helpful, and easy to work with! He was thorough and precise. We very…read moremuch appreciated the detailed written summary of the inspection he provided for us.

We couldn't be happier that we chose TCK Home Inspection. Kevin provided superior customer service…read more He was professional and knowledgeable. And he took the time to answer all of our questions. Our home inspection with him was definitely worth what we paid. If we ever need another home inspection, we know exactly who to call.

Dave Brading was very professional. He promptly answered my phone call and scheduled the home…read moreinspection right away. The report he gave was very thorough with pictures and detailed list of things that we needed to address. I highly recommend his business and would definitely use HomePro Inspections again.

Dave Brading was very personable, professional and thorough with his inspection. Pictures of…read moreissues and comments were on point giving us the information we needed to assure us the property was sound and to list the punch list items that should be dealt with. Highly recommend his services.

They always do such a fantastic job of doing finishing and touching. Wood always looks fantastic…read more They even work super hard in the winter time too. Charging prices are always very low.

Wick's World of Wood installed new shingles and siding on a house in the late summer/early fall of…read more2013. I was interested in purchasing the home and hired a home inspector to check out the home immediately following Wick's completion of the work. The home inspection report stated, and shows, this contractor had dumped trimmings from the shingles down the home's vent pipe, which created a vacuum and would not allow the sinks within the home to drain. Shortly after moving into my home on October of 2013 I contacted Wick's and asked them to remove the shingle pieces to which they said they would not because of a wasp nest within the vent. I hired a plumber to check the vent and the only thing he found were the pieces of shingles, which the plumber removed and the sinks returned to normal. In May 2014 I notified Wick's World of Wood that siding they installed had slipped and was exposing styrofoam insulation (keep in mind this was less than eight months after they completed the work), to which they responded it was the previous homeowners fault for requesting the siding to be installed at an angle, and the warranty doesn't transfer to new owners. So they refused to make repairs, again. I also pointed out to Wick's that window and door flashing they installed was not sealed, which will allow for water infiltration, and got no response from Wick's. They will not fix or repair anything they installed, only blame the previous owner. Most home owners contract out this type of work, and if any contractor were more concerned about the quality of work they do than what they can charge, they would have refused to perform the work the way the homeowner "asked" for it to be done. I have taken several photos of the poor quality of work to include where they placed their scaffolding that broke accent lights that lined the flower bed next to the home. They did a very poor job of cleaning up after themselves as well. I have found several roofing nails in the flower beds, driveway, and yard. There were also downspout hangers lying behind and below the shubs. VERY POOR QUALITY AND RESPONSE.

Brian did my home inspection. He told me the roof was in really good shape with YEARS left. 1 month…read moreafter I moved in, it rained and the roof leaked so badly I had to replace the ceiling in my dining room. I was very disappointed, do not make my mistake of hiring him.

Beware..:( Brian does false reports and cost me money..does not protect you from purchasing a home…read morethat has faulty electrical. " of course, the City inspector will shut your house down", he stated after asking him to come back to correct his faulty report. He gets free $550.00 ( his charge) by the way he says, " I'm not a professional ". He's Ridiculous the way he manipulates his contract! Brian wasn't that intimidating to me, after I excused him off the property for raising his story telling- gabbing-voice. He's a chatty-cathy, that one. He isn't a professional, just a professional thief. This was my aweful experience with Hill Top.

We are enjoying our garage addition. It looks great. We couldn't be happier with the whole project…read moreand Bob and the whole team. Bob has been very helpful and professional with every step of the build. If you want a good outcome to your project, call Bob.

Bob demonstrated professionalism throughout the entire process. Would definitely use his services…read moreagain. Good quality workmanship.

We just moved from California to Wisconsin and chose Curtis as our buyer's agent. Very personable…read morein interview and responsive throughout the whole process. He did a few remote tours with us and did a great job explaining things so a new home buyer can understand. Had us all setup with contractors, inspectors, etc and was the local contact to let them all in the house we ended up purchasing in De Pere. Could not recommend enough!

From the owner: Now accepting new clients! We are looking for Sellers, Buyers and Investors like you to fulfill…read moreyour real estate needs.

JG Home Improvements was secured to make repairs to my residence in Green Bay, WI. I paid the…read morecontractor $15,000 total ($5,000 initially to start work and another $10,000) for services that had been performed and also services that were promised to be performed. In the midst of this process it was determined I would need a homestyle loan which requires specific documentation from the contractor as well as the oversight of a certified inspector during the remaining repair and renovation. The contractor would not comply with what was needed for me to proceed with the loan process. He did provide us (myself and the inspector) an invoice breaking down the funds I had paid ($15,000) and the work completed against those funds. The inspector, who is an experience contractor went through the property to assess what actual work had been done. In some cases, work was claimed to have been done that was not (e.g. claimed to have painted when the property was gutted and there was no way anything could be painted, among others) At one point the contractor asked me for more money, which is when I paid the second payment of $10,000 which in an email he stated would "go toward some mechanicals", which never took place. Not sure how he applied those funds. After the inspector appraised the work done in a very detailed line by line report, it was clear that I was owed approximately $5300 based on what I had paid. I sent this information and request to the contractor by certified mail and also emailed to request the refund, which he has refused to give me. The numbers are more than fair and accurate, I have clearly overpaid for the work done as verified by the construction inspector Doug Hoerth, and I need to receive the refund owed as soon as possible. I have provide them several very gracious opportunities to make this right, however they refuse. I am not asking for all the money back, just a refund on work I paid for that was not done.

Lack of compassion. A sales person from this company showed up at my grandpas house during a fire…read moreand proceeded to hand a business card to my brother after my grandpa was having cpr done on him and then loaded in an ambulance. Not sure what type of people you have working at your company, but you tried to get a sale when someone tragically died. It is actually disgusting that a person can sit and watch someone get cpr and proceed to try and push through with a sale. I would hope you reconsider how you get your sales because showing up at the fires when people are experiencing a tragedy is an awful and heartless way to do it.