I'll give the facts about what happened to my home while Rob Bassett from Ambassettor was there and…read morelet you draw your own conclusions. Ambassettor was hired by a potential purchaser of my house to do an inspection as a condition to closing of sale transaction (as is standard). I left my house a few minutes before the inspection was scheduled to begin. Several hours later, I received a call from my real estate broker informing me that the inspector was having issues with both sump pumps in my basement (one pumps water from a bathroom to the sewer and one pumps groundwater out of the house). I returned home to find my basement bathroom partially flooded and Rob and the buyer's broker rushing around to clean up, with towels spread around sopping up water on the floor. We then noticed that the GFCI outlet that provides power to both pumps was tripped, which would explain why they weren't working. Once we hit the reset button on the outlet, power was restored and the bathroom pump immediately began working, but the groundwater pump did not start working again. It soon became clear the groundwater pump, which needs to activate 3-4 times per hour to keep my basement from flooding, was broken. I don't know what Rob did to trip the GFCI outlet (which had only ever tripped once before about 2 years ago) or what he might have done to the groundwater pump, but Rob claimed he did not break it. But, if the pump were broken before he arrived (even 1-2 hours before he arrived), water would've started to flood into the basement. The pump had been going off multiple times per hour for 4 straight years until Rob stepped foot in my house, and then suddenly it was broken - seems like quite a crazy coincidence that it happened to just break on its own while he was there... Because of the risk of imminent flooding (the sump pump chamber was an inch from being completely filled with water), I had to call an emergency after-hours plumber (it was 8pm) to come urgently and replace the pump. Rob has refused to pay for the cost of the replacement, apparently taking the position that the pump just broke on its own while he was alone in the house. Proceed with caution.

Rob was awesome. Very thorough and made sure we understood everything. Highly recommend!read more

Very professional and thorough service, we weren't able to attend the inspection due to relocating…read morefrom out of state but Tom provided all the info and details we needed. Really like the full report download we got after to refer to later.

Tom was professional, prompt, and priced right! Took time to go over the report with me and answer…read moreany questions. Will use again on next property.

It was a pleasure meeting and doing business with Bill and Bryan. They did a thorough inspection of…read moremy prospective new home in Thornton. Their professionalism and expertise was greatly appreciated. I would highly recommend them. J. Sullivan

5 stars is not enough to express the excellent work Bill and Brian do!! The inspection of each…read morehome goes above and beyond what a normal inspection would be. They take the extra time and their exceptional eye for detail is refreshing. NOTHING IS MISSED! They make sure to explain every finding, show us what they are talking about and provide a level of education and comfort that other companies do not do. ONE of the best qualities (and there are way too many to mention in this review) about this company (Bill and Brian) is their honesty and the work they do.. they really inspect your home as if they were performing the inspection on their own home. This provides me a high level of piece of mind that they are checking everything that needs to be checked as well as things I would not even think about checking or looking for. If you are new to home inspections or not, look no further... call DGB Property Inspections to come and inspect your home from top to bottom. ONLY TRUST DGB Property Inspections (Bill and Brian) and nobody else, they will out perform and do an exceptional job at a great price and will take the worry out of purchasing, warranty, etc.

Phil Tatroe came highly recommended to me by a real estate broker friend, and he did a thorough job…read moreof inspecting the house I had contracted to buy. When he finished the inspection, he took the time to show me what he had found that needed fixing, which items should be priorities, and his report documented the problems clearly along with photographs. The report was an invaluable resource for me in addressing the most critical things that needed attention. He was efficient, thorough and competent. I have had many home inspections, and his work far exceeded all the others.

Phil inspected our soon-to-be new home and was AWESOME! Thorough, patient, and great at explaining…read moreto us all we might need to be aware of. Living in the mountains is new to us so the full tour of concerns such as rocky mountain deck wear, settling, well issues, electrical... we really appreciated his attentive and careful service & explanations. Additionally he helped identify A B and C concerns and even shared some easy fix recommendations and referrals. We'd use him again for sure. Thanks Phil!

We used Inspectpro for our home inspection as part of a purchase in Denver.They did a terrific job:…read morethorough, excellent communications, on time service. Doug Low was our inspector and he was excellent work with.

They did a property inspection for a new property I was buying. The roof inspection pointed out a…read morecouple of items like needing an add'l vent which I fixed. Two years later, multiple roofing inspectors are now saying I need a complete reroof due to the shingles being at end of life. Im shocked as the inspection InspectPro did merely 2 years ago should have caught this and I could have negotiated it with the seller at the time (the whole point of doing a property inspection to begin with). I spoke to Rob, the inspector, and he said the company does not comment on the condition of the roof. Thats why they recommend folks get a 5 year certification from a roofing company. Ridiculous as an inspection conveys the condition of the house. Bottom line: I think he dropped the ball on the roof. Im reluctant to give bad reviews to small buinsesses but I wanted to share my experience and hope someone else will not experience this. Suffice it to say, I will not being using them again.

On time, efficient and thorough for Denver rental license inspection. I've used Axiom twice and…read morewould hire them again.

If you need a thorough inspection, look no further. The booking process was entirely seamless, and…read morethey showed up exactly when promised. I received a highly detailed report the very same afternoon. I come from a home renovation background, so I can confidently say their work is elite. They truly know the trade inside and out. Beyond exceptional service! Can't imagine a better value.

I did a general home inspection and sewer scope with HSDI and was very impressed!…read more Phil was very thorough and professional. He took time to really check the whole home and explain his findings. I especially appreciated the care he took at the end to "translate" the technically parts for me and my partner to ensure we understood. We received his report same day, and he was quick to respond to a few questions we had. The sewer scope was very efficient! The technician invited me to watch and explained as he went which was very helpful. He also stayed a few minutes afterwards to answer my questions. I would definitely recommend this team!

I hired Home Systems Data to perform a pre-purchase home inspection on my property in Highlands…read moreRanch in the later half of 2025. The inspector completed the inspection and delivered a report, but afterwards I discovered several concerning conditions I believe were present and visible at the time of the inspection, but were not mentioned in the report These include: * Cracks in the front brick veneer * Multiple hairline drywall cracks in interior walls * A noticeably uneven front entry door/frame * Uneven crawlspace beam support posts and brackets I had a structural engineer and two foundation professionals evaluate the home. They found that many of these issues had been caused by foundation settling and their consensus was that, although the issues were not severely critical, they were still very significant and should definitely have been flagged in the inspection report. I've needed to take steps with significant financial cost to address these problems before they get worse. I contacted the company with photos and these evaluations. They did offer a refund of the inspection fee ($525), the maximum listed in their contract, but I chose not to accept it because of the additional restrictions it came with. I am very disappointed that so many important conditions were not included in the inspection report even though I feel they were easy to identify and I regret the significant financial expense that I've had to face because of this.

We have used Seven Stars (Chad) for three properties and they do an excellent job. They are…read moreincredibly thorough and the reports they provide have everything laid out clearly and professionally. I also appreciate that Chad sits down with us after the inspection to ensure that we are clear on the details and can ask questions.

Fantastic experience using Seven Stars Home Advisors for my home inspection! Chad was prompt, very…read morethorough, extremely knowledgeable, and a valuable asset during my recent home search. He made sure to talk me through the high points of his findings, and his report was outstanding. He provided two reports -- a very thorough, detailed one and a just-the-highlights one that was easily digestible. For me it was perfect to talk to him on the phone, then read the highlights, then read the full report once I had time. Chad was eager and willing to answer questions, even days or weeks after the report, which was very helpful. Chad gets my highest recommendation for fast, effective work and for being so reachable and helpful!