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    Bought an air conditioner from them, very kind and friendly I give it a thumbs up!! They also have refrigerators, stoves etc check them out

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    First Choice Inspectors

    First Choice Inspectors

    4.8
    (478 reviews)

    Joe was great to work with and immediately put us at ease. He was incredibly easy to talk to and…read moredid an excellent job explaining what he was seeing during the inspection. At the end, he walked us through everything verbally before sending the written report, which was extremely helpful. He explained what really mattered, what was more routine, and what we should keep an eye on, all in plain language. That conversation alone made the whole inspection feel much less stressful. Joe was also very flexible and accommodating with our tight schedule, which we really appreciated. When the written report came through, it was thorough, clear, and matched exactly what he had already explained to us in person. On the scheduling side, Christina was fantastic. She was professional, responsive, and quick to follow up. Coordinating the inspection was smooth and efficient, even with a compressed timeline, and communication was clear every step of the way. Overall, we had a really positive experience with First Choice Inspectors. Between Joe's knowledge and communication and Christina's excellent coordination, everything felt well organized and well handled. We'd absolutely recommend them and would happily work with them again.

    We had a great experience with First Choice Inspectors. Kim was timely, pleasant, and very…read morethorough. She explained any issues to my husband in detail and answered any questions we had. Would highly recommend Kim and would use her again in the future!

    Chicagoland Home Inspectors

    Chicagoland Home Inspectors

    5.0
    (319 reviews)

    This is one of the rare finds where the people love what they do. I will definitely call…read moreChicagoland Home Inspectors before buying a home. If I were a contractor, I would look to get an endorsement from this company. Frank Dattalo was great on-site. The follow-up call with Charles Bellefontaine was very insightful. The combination of the two... 1) saved us additional time and money, 2) gave us confidence to not second guess walking away (we thought we had found a home that we would live in for decades), and 3) was a learning opportunity as we continue house hunting. I would highly recommend Chicagoland Home Inspectors, especially if you are purchasing a home that is 100+ years old. Even more so if the home is for sale by owner. They provide the information that you need to hear before making such a substantial commitment. You may be disappointed but purchasing a 100 year old home without this type of thorough inspection is akin to closing your eyes and taking a leap of faith that the seller wants what's best for you and your family. For context, the home was built in the early 1900s, three-stories, brick, original hardwood floors. The seller presented the home as being fully renovated with a new roof, electric wiring, plumbing, HVAC retrofit, etc. Frank called days a head of the inspection to ask some questions and discuss what services were needed. He removed one of the services, and the extra cost, because it wasn't needed. Frank arrived early and was already scanning the roof (via drone) when I arrived. He was more than happy to answer any questions that I had and he made a point to show me areas of major concern in-person. When I pointed things out Frank was more than happy to take a look and answer my questions. On the follow-up call, Charles took the time to further explain the findings, provide input on priorities and talked us through estimating tools. He also provided a different perspective and opinions. Talking with both Frank and Charles was incredibly valuable. Charles was surprised that our realtor recommended Chicagoland Home Inspectors and was quick to tell us that's a great sign that our realtor has our best interests in mind. If your realtor tries to steer you clear of this firm, definitely inquire why. You have to live with the consequences, not your realtor. Some Inspection Findings: - Licensed contractors didn't perform work properly - Major systems (which are new) were functioning but had potential issues that could shorten lifespan/void warranties - Source of moisture intrusion hadn't been identified/repaired - Attempts to clean up mold - Potential safety hazards Other Details: Inspectors are only required to check one electric outlet per room, this firm checks all of the outlets. They found the one that was incorrectly wired and posed a safety risk. When they tested the water pressure they made sure to turn on multiple faucets not just one at a time, identified a pressure issue. One thing to note, make sure the seller or broker has everything prepared. Any water valves that are shutoff equate to a sink that cannot be inspected. All appliances and systems need to be fully operational to be inspected.

    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!

    Insight Property Services

    Insight Property Services

    4.3
    (43 reviews)

    Joseph Konopacki and his company Insight Property Services are guilty of gross negligence. They…read moreperformed inspection of my house in La Grange Park in August 2024. Their inspection failed to identify the following problems: 1. A significant smell during the running of the two furnaces was deemed to be normal, and the furnaces were reported to be functioning well. However, an inspection by Precision HVAC identified that both furnaces were cracked and at risk of carbon monoxide leaks which could be lethal. Precision turned off the gas to prevent the carbon monoxide leak from causing harm. A second HVAC company (ABC) confirmed the cracks and mentioned that it was unsafe to continue to use the furnaces. They also suggested replacement of both the furnaces. 2. The sump pump battery was described as follows: "There is a battery backup system which appears functional and is charging." However, there had been no recent rain in the previous 3 days (per the report). When a plumber from ABC inspected the battery, he found that the backup battery system was swollen and nonfunctional. It was "charging" because there was no output to the battery. The battery was swollen and at risk for explosion or rupture, per the plumber's report. The backup sump pump was turned off due to the risks. Perma-Seal confirmed the problem and replaced it. The purpose of a home inspection is to make sure that the home is safe for its inhabitants. Joseph Konopacki and Insight Property Services failed these basic requirements and should lose their license for gross negligence.

    Insight Property Services did an incredible job with our home energy audit. Our family has a goal…read moreto improve our overall energy efficiency and to reduce our carbon footprint. Insight Property Services were ncredibly thorough, taking the time to explain every detail and answer all of our questions. Their expertise was evident as they pointed out areas where we could optimize for energy efficiency. We were so impressed with their professionalism and knowledge and their report helped us plan our next home projects. If you're looking for a team that truly cares about helping you save energy and money, I highly recommend Insight Property Services!

    White Glove Building Inspections

    White Glove Building Inspections

    3.5
    (54 reviews)

    My realtor recommended White Glove for a home inspection, and I couldn't be happier with the…read moreexperience. From the start, the client care coordinators were super helpful and courteous; I called back several times with extra questions, and they never made me feel like a bother. The company also has excellent communication, including sending helpful text reminders leading up to the appointment. Mitchel arrived early and had already begun examining the exterior of the home before I arrived. He was exceptionally professional and thorough, which gave me total peace of mind for a home built in the 1940s. At the same time, Mitchel was very personable and told me the truth about what he found, providing a level of honesty that is hard to find. He basically saved me from making a major mistake. I am so very appreciative. I especially appreciated White Glove's flexibility regarding add-on services. I had initially paid for radon testing and a sewer scope, but since the general inspection revealed significant issues, I decided not to move forward with them. Even though I'd paid in advance, one of the client care coordinators contacted me that same day to proactively process a refund for those services. I highly recommend Mitchel and the White Glove team for a smooth process and a reliable inspection!

    they did a Great job in the first building we were trying to buy…read more The second building we are trying to buy and yes we did cancel twice because Of uncertainties with sellers tenants availabilit. But yesterday evening before cancelling they clearly mentioned that there won't be a cancellation fee but today morning they came back stating a cancellation fee of 225$ will be charged but they did agree to refund 850$-225$=$625.0.They said they changed their mind because we cancelled twice.The only way we can get the full refund of 850$ is if the cancelled appointment spot gets refilled or taken by another inspection appointment.We called back in few minutes to let them know that they can go ahead with the appointment as scheduled as we did not want to be charged 225$ and they came back stating the slot is taken by another appointment.We then asked could we get a credit for the cancellation fee of 225$ if we schedule on another day possibly day after tomorrow.They came back later stating no they still need the 225$ cancellation fee.This company goes back on forth on what they say over the Phone.They first said they needed the cancellation fee only if appointment slot is not taken and now that it is taken they still need the cancellation fee even if we reschedule to another date.Now we are forced to find another inspection as it appears white glove don't want to work with us anymore which is why they are doing this. But they do a good job on inspection finding minute details.Henceforth they are in demand because of their work and skill.It could have been better had they waived the cancellation fee of 225$ since we are a returning customer and we will anyways reschedule for future date.

    Dunwell Home Inspections

    Dunwell Home Inspections

    3.3
    (12 reviews)

    NEGLIGENCE. That is the word the newspaper advice lawyer used when I wrote to him about our…read moresituation. We hired Joel based on a recommendation from our realtor. That may have been our first mistake. However, we have worked with our realtor for years and trusted him. I called Joel on a Saturday. He was friendly & sounded confident, letting me know that he had been in the home building field for decades, but was now an inspector with a standalone business, so there would be no suspicious crossover. He told me about his infrared camera that could detect moisture behind walls and in ceilings. My realtor had already praised this, so we were familiar and of course, it sounded good to us. Joel promised he'd email me more information about his services and he did, right away. We agreed upon a time for the home inspection. His fee was $500-no small amount for my husband and me. When we arrived the day of the inspection, Joel was sitting in his truck. He was again very friendly & talkative. He let us know that he had arrived about an hour early, and used his time to visually inspect and take photos of the outside of the house. We went inside and he talked with us about what seemed like every inch of the house. Many times he assured us that his report would seem 'scary' to a layman, but he would let us know what was crucial and what was a technical detail. We really felt like he did a thorough job. He did mention that his son had been playing with the infrared camera recently, but he brushed it off like everything was fine. He noted a couple leaky sinks, some outlets that needed to be brought up to code. We walked away from the inspection feeling good about the 50-some-year-old house we were buying. A few days later, we received the official report via email. It was detailed, included photos, & was color-coded based on the urgency of each issue. Our lawyer used that to negotiate repairs, which the seller agreed to. We received a receipt detailing the work that was done prior to closing. Fast forward to move-in. My husband painted the living room. When he pulled away the painter's tape from the ceiling, we found black mold. I ran the dishwasher; it leaked all over the floor. How could that be? Joel had run the dishwasher the day of inspection, but not the full cycle. Then my husband and I took our first showers in the master bathroom. Later we noticed the ceiling under the bathroom seem to be sagging and stained. Funny, we hadn't noticed that before. The next day, my husband took a shower. When he came downstairs, he looked up. The ceiling seemed worse. He touched the ceiling, and water dripped from it. We were horrified. Besides that, other areas of the house had discrepancies. We turned on the fan in the second full bath - it didn't work. I checked the inspection report - the fan was noted as working. The downstairs bathroom was noted as having a fan - it doesn't. The doorbell didn't work. None of the outlets in the living room corresponded to the light switches. And so on. When we got a plumber in to take a look at the leaky ceiling, he showed us how the ceiling had been patched - badly. When he cut into it, the pipe from the shower was corroded and had been taped over with clear packing tape. The plumber and the mold mitigator we hired both said an inspector should have noticed the badly patched ceiling, if anything. Plus, the whole house was damp - so much for the infrared camera! During the plumber's numerous visits to repair the shower leak (which was leaking from 2 places), we found we had leaks elsewhere-on every floor, including the basement. We had the plumber take a look at the rest of the house. He showed us corroded pipes underneath the sinks that Joel had not noted. He did note one, and that had been repaired by the sellers. Why not any of the others? We found inconsistencies in the inspection at every turn. This all ended up costing us thousands of dollars. There are still many more repairs that need to be done. ***This is the thing: We paid Dunwell Home Inspections to do their best, and we don't believe we got it. Some of these things should have been caught. Some others were flat out wrong on the inspection report. Here's the kicker: Joel was employed by us to do a job. When we confronted him about about the issues via an informal email, he brushed us off with an 'I don't know how that could've happened!'-type response. When we sent him a formal letter of complaint, asking for our money back, he never responded. When we emailed him again calling out his unprofessionalism in not responding, he still didn't respond. That is absolutely unforgivable business practice, in my opinion. And if you read that other poor Yelp review, you'll see we're not the only ones this happened to. I hope you learn from our situation. Do your research. Ask your friends who they trust. Read reviews. Save yourself some-or a lot-of trouble. That way you won't be sitting around your house, wondering what else is wrong with it.

    Initially, I was skeptical of paying the money for an inspection. However, Mike did a great job…read more He found things that I never would have found. The Inspection Report he wrote is guiding me in getting things done now that I'm in the home. The service was worth every penney, imo.

    Radon Xpress - home_inspectors - Updated August 2026

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