Conly did a FANTASTIC job on the backsplash of my kitchen. I am very picky and detail oriented and…read moreany little mistake would bother me but I have no complaints whatsoever on his work and I love the final result. I am happy every time I walk into my kitchen looking at my backsplash. He also is very thorough, honest, and helpful with inspections. He did one on my house and caught something that no one else found and I am so glad he did. I highly recommend his work!

Conly is extremely unprofessional as a contractor. He' doesn't know how to communicate or project…read moremanage proactively. He doesn't check in and he implements the whole project without telling you what's going on or how it looks and then when you're not happy with the outcome he still expects you to pay the full bill. On a recent project he overcharged me for materials I didn't use and refuses to reimburse me. In fact when I asked he called me "crazy" and told me to "lose his number". He absolutely does not know what he's doing with masonry though he sells himself as being knowledgeable. And on other projects, he often has to redo simple tasks several times to get it right. So while his rate is low, you pay threefold in the amount of time it takes him to execute. He is incredibly unprofessional on top of not executing well on projects, calling you names and accusing you of getting in the way of him doing his work. Lots of excuses. It's possible that he's good with home inspection but just doesn't know how to actually do the hands-on work. To be clear I didn't hire him for inspections, I hired him for projects such as tuckpointing and other repairs around the house and the outcomes were always subpar. And then he was defensive and aggressive at different times toward me. Find yourself a real professional contractor who won't call you insulting names after messing up your home projects. I've shared a copy of the shockingly rude text message he sent me and I simply asked him about the cost of some materials he'd charged me for that I didn't use. And I've attached pictures of the mismatched grey mortar he slathered onto my beautiful vintage brick home. Masonry experts now have to drill it all out because it's not only the wrong color, it's the wrong type which will damage structurally because it will settle differently than the original mortar. Conly could and should have matched the mortar color AND type but did not. These are things an expert mason knows and Conly didn't though he claimed he's an expert with tuck pointing. I now have to pay three times as much for someone to come fix Conly's bad work on my house even though I also already paid Conly...

I've been using this inspection company for years and they do incredible work. Aaron Simonye gives…read morea personal touch that is both thorough and comforting when it comes to dealing with clientele. As a realtor, I need to make sure that the "panic button" is not hit unnecessarily and that is achieved everything will time I use this company. Did I mention that the staff he has working for him or all thoroughly qualified and very responsive to all of my client needs? Every time anything is requested that is even slightly out of the norm it is acquiesced without any pushback because they are true professionals. I am proud to call the entire Huffman inspection family my friends. As a realtor I am even more excited to call them a power partner.

I hired Huffman Inspections for a pre-inspection for my home sale. Aaron was extremely detail…read moreoriented and thorough. His attention to detail saved me from what would have been a large ordeal during the home sale had he not found issues that my previous inspector missed. Thanks to his inspection I was able to repair and mitigate major defects prior to putting my house on the market and fetch top dollar for it. The office staff was helpful and prompt too. I will be using them again.

Doug was great. Super thorough, honest, communicative, and knowledgeable. 10/10 recommend for…read moreanyone who want to know what's really going on with their house.

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.

We just purchased our first home in Denver and we had to do so from California, as I had business…read morecommitments which kept me there until it was time to relo in January. Tom Gould was our inspector - he was very thorough. He even arranged for a sewage line inspection for me, met with my agent and provided me a great, detailed report. He caught everything of concern and advised us on the pressing issues. I was glad to have someone of his experience inspecting my home since I could not be there. I would definitely seek WIN - and Tom in Denver - for future inspections.

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.

Not just for storm sewer & pipe inspections! They used their time and equipment to find and rescue…read moreour two year old kitty! We actually called out of desperation, late Saturday evening, 6/20/2026. Our 2 year old indoor cat got outside, and the last sighting during the ensuing chase, was from one of our neighbors who saw her run into a storm drain. It was determined the drain was the length of a football field and ended at a manhole covered location that emptied out into a ditch at the edge of Marston reservoir. Kudos to Denver Water who dispatched staff at night to open and check the manhole and look for pawprints in the ditch, twice! Our cat, Smudge, was not there - so we new she had to be somewhere in the middle of the drain pipe. Next came Denver Fire Department #30, who did not have to spend time helping anyone find their lost cat, but nevertheless did come and try to help because they had the time. They brought super strong flashlights and looked for her glowing eyes, and also met Denver Water down at the manhole at the other end. They called several resources on our behalf up to and including animal control centers or anyone that might be able to lend us a cage to set up and trap her in should she come out later at night when things had quieted down. Not wanting to take up too much time and to make sure resources are available for serious emergencies, they did everything they could for us, finally leaving us with some best practice advice for catching her which we were fully prepare to do - (stay out all night at the entrance and wait for her to hopefully come out). We placed some of her dirty litter at the entrance, as well as tuna, and her favorite, shrimp! As a last resort, we our neighbor googled for a sewer line inspection service that used cameras to scope lines for various reasons. We were hoping one would come and help us by sending a camera into the drain so we could make sure she was still in there. The first place that came up was Down Low Services. Ian and his wife are some of the most empathetic and compassionate people we have ever met! Not only did they answer the phone late on a Saturday night, they are animal lovers who have and appreciate cats as well. When they heard our story, they offered to come out without question or delay and quickly found us at the storm drain entrance. They were so kind, patient and helpful. Their camera located Smudge at the 200' mark. While Ian operated the camera scope, his wife Brandy ran back to me and gave me updates. She told us Smudge ran even further away when she encounter the camera line, and ran all the way to the 300' mark! (This is what caused Denver Water's second visit). Down Low offered to open the manhole cover because he carried that piece of equipment on his work truck, but we did call Denver Water first who did send someone out again to open it for us - poor Smudge was not there but we new she didn't leave because it was full of about 7" of water and they could not see pawprints. Ian suggested reversing his line back out to see if he could locate her by going in reverse and he did! Smudge, afraid of the camera line, ran just ahead of the camera line all the way to the entrance where we were so relieved to see her, and when she got close enough I was able to grab her bedraggled, filthy kitty body and put her in her carrier. We love her so much and were so thrilled with Ian & Brandy's clever work with their camera scope, and their willingness to help strangers find their cat, at Down Low's expense. They were there until 11 p.m. at night just determined as ever to help rescue her, and they did! I cannot say enough good things about Ian, Brandy, and their business, Down Low Services. They did not even ask for payment but of course, we wouldn't have it and insisted on giving them some cash for not only answering the phone that late, but mostly for actually caring enough to help two strangers and their cat. We also want to thank Denver Water at Marston Lake Reservoir and Denver Fire Station #30 - also a testament to the power of community and teamwork in action, each employee of each entity, demonstrating what selfless individuals and people of character we have that work for our local government alongside local business owners, Brandy & Ian with Down Low Services. Each interaction left all the community helpers abover, wanting to know the end of the story and what became of Smudge. We are happy to report that although she was shaking, terrified and filthy dirty, she was not injured. After a good bath and lots of love that evening, she slept most of Sunday and is back to precocious and playful self. She also shows absolutely no interest in bolting out the front door anymore! Thank you so much Denver Water at Marston Lake, Denver Fire Station #30 and Down Low Services! We will be eternally grateful to all of you. We've added photos for all of you. Angela & Martin Carmichael

Ian was very responsive and honest. he got my inspection done next day and that same day I had my…read morereport. this company does not do any sewer repairs and have no conflicts of interest

Matt Wilcox inspected my home and the inspection report was filled with subjective information,…read moresuppositions, and opinions that were extremely detrimental and not based on facts or truths. In addition he ommitted from his report pertinent information that was directly related to some of his "opinions". I will not allow him to inspect my home again.

Matthew was extremely helpful and was able to do the inspection on short notice as well as get me…read morethe report the same day. He thoroughly went through the whole house and pointed out things that I was unaware of having lived there for 6 months. Furthermore he helped me understand what I should be aware of as a condo buyer which was extremely helpful. In addition to all of this he have me a comprehensive list of people to contact for other services. Additionally, he said if we had any questions we were free to give him a call.

Call2Inspect was outstanding from start to finish. Jason was my inspector and was incredibly…read moreknowledgeable. He seemed to know everything about everything related to the home. The entire process was organized, professional, and thorough, and I always felt like I was getting honest, expert guidance. What really sets this company apart is the quality of their reports. They were delivered quickly, easy to save as PDFs, visually polished, and simple to understand. The reports clearly outlined what was working well, what needed attention, and included photos and explanations that made everything easy to follow. As a someone making a first time home purchase, that level of detail and presentation has given me a lot of confidence!

Our inspector Mike came out to inspect our new house on a Saturday. He was very thorough and…read moreaddressed all of our concerns. This was a warranty inspection and we definitely got our money's worth of things that needed repair from the builder.

I required Bob's help for asbestos testing of structured ceilings. His knowledge, quality of work…read more(sample collection, analysis and interpretation) communication (phone and email) and documentation (report) were exceptional. I highly recommend him!

Very happy with the service we received from Healthy Home. We received a deeply concerning air…read morequality report from another company, so we followed up with Healthy Home to get another evaluation. We had a different and wonderful experience with Bob. He was very thorough and tested our home at numerous points in the house for various potential issues, using high-quality, reliable (and it sounds like expensive, haha) equipment. He answered in detail all of my and my wife's extensive array of questions so that we could fully understand the data that was collected and the warning signs to look out for regarding air quality. At the end of the day, we had a lot more knowledge about air quality, and our fears were put to rest about the safety of our home. We'll definitely consider Healthy Home again in the future!