Has a pre-purchase home inspection last week by LunsPro - I found the report to be detailed,…read morecomplete and very useful in negotiating with the seller. Highly recommend! Robert Kimbell was excellent.

How would you feel if after your home inspection provider was caught at missing something huge…read moreessentially told you that if it hadn't rained in GA in a while, there's no need to look at the existence gutters or the cloggedness of drains or the existence of a roof. That is essentially what happened here. The excuse provided. We disagree. The home's storm drains are a few feet from the front door....not looked at,not remarked at, totally forgotten in the inspection. And they just happened to be full to the brim. Very obvious if they were to be looked at. We found out at the first rain since closing. Chance to walk away from house: taken from us. Chance to make preparations to fix it before the first rain causes an emergency: not provided to us. Chance to ask for concessions: didn't get it. Literally the second biggest thing possible, missed. What are 150 pages of inconsequential, small issues when you miss something like this??? Scrambling to find a drain pro on the day of 1st big rain in a while...when everyone else is doing the same thing: great. Seeing our yard under water was great too. Having only one company even available to come by after calling close to 20,also great. Almost $3000 in emergency unclogging of storm drains,wonderful too. That's just the immediate cost. There's way more coming. And when you contact Lunspro for a chance to make this remotely fair they say: sign a release and we'll give you half your inspection fee back Consider my story before thinking they'll do a decent job with their eyes. If you get lucky, maybe. If you don't know any better, also maybe. This is the definition of a lackluster excuse for unprofessional conduct.

Kip with Keystone Property Inspections is awesome! He is very thorough and detail oriented. He…read morespent about three hours on the first home inspection we had with him and then about five and a half hours on the home we are ultimately purchasing. I had absolutely no questions about either home I was considering when I received his reports. He is also very personable and he doesn't use industry specific jargon. I am a woman who has little knowledge of home construction, materials, etc., and Kip explained everything very well. His rates are incredibly competitive as well and you can schedule your inspection online! He is everything any smart home buyer wants in a home inspector and even more. Another great thing about working with Keystone Property Inspections is that when I call their office, I get a real person and the phone hardly ever rings more than once. They are really great!!

We cannot say enough great things about Kip McCullough of Keystone Property Inspections, LLC. Kip…read moreinspected our current home in Atlanta in 2017 and provided an incredibly detailed and thorough inspection and report. Thanks to his careful work, we uncovered several significant issues that were addressed as part of our closing, including mold and radon concerns that required remediation. His inspection truly made a lasting difference for us as homeowners. Years later, when we were in the process of purchasing a second home, Kip was the first person we reached out to. Although the home was outside of his service area and he couldn't perform the inspection himself, he still went above and beyond to help us. He offered excellent guidance on what to look for in a qualified inspector, answered our questions in detail, and helped ensure we ultimately secured a high-quality inspection with another professional. While we were disappointed he couldn't inspect our new home, his integrity, expertise, and willingness to help reaffirmed just how exceptional he is. With Kip's guidance, we felt confident we were in good hands. We would use Kip again in a heartbeat and highly recommend Keystone Property Inspections to anyone looking for a knowledgeable, thorough, and truly client-focused inspector.

Kobalt provided me with a detailed home inspection list. He took the time to thoroughly inspect the…read moreolder home I was purchasing, asked relevant questions, and prioritized items that would need immediate focus. Prompt, efficient, and courteous service. All for reasonable price.

Did a very thorough job inspecting all aspects of the home. Excellent job communicating issues with…read morethe home

My wife and I ordered a home inspection and radon test. They were able to give us a quote and get…read moreto it the next day.

Prices are fair and booking is convenient and easy. I would definitely use recommend them to…read morefriends and family.

I loved how easy scheduling an appointment was through their website. I looked through the reviews…read moreon here and based on who was available, I booked Emily with less than 48 hours notice. I got confirmation promptly. You do have to sign a liability waiver and pre-pay, but it's pretty straightforward what is and isn't included. Emily arrived promptly on time and wore a mask throughout the inspection as a COVID pre-caution. She is very thorough and professional. The inspection went quicker than expected, but she was very patient in answering my questions. She is extremely knowledgable about construction, codes, and quickly caught onto the areas where I needed her information to help us make decisions. I really appreciate the fact that I got the full report emailed via PDF in less than 24 hours. The report is easy to read, full of pictures and call-outs, has appropriate categories, and the level of detail addressed our concerns buying a well-loved home that has been around longer than me. Emily is responsive and I appreciate her emphasizing her availability to go over the report or our questions anytime. I would highly recommend Building Knowledge and would definitely seek-out Emily's availability if you are looking for inspections in the Atlanta Metropolitan Area.

Worst and least useful home inspection report that we've ever received. The first report consisted…read moreof a PDF attachment and a link a completely different PDF file. The PDF attachment listed two "concerns" involving smoke and carbon monoxide detectors but no other information--most importantly, no discussion positive or negative of any of the other parts of the home that were inspected. The linked attachment listed three other concerns and noted that the HVAC couldn't be tested because of the cold weather--again, no discussion of any other parts of the home. We followed up with the inspector, who indicated that there was an issue with the computer system that generated the reports. A day later (as the due diligence period is ticking), the inspector posted a longer report. The report was missing some of the items from the first report, so ANOTHER report was posted. However, the final report mostly added pictures with almost no extra text. This is the first home purchase where we have not been able to accompany the inspector, and we really regret it. The reports were not up to a professional standard, and I STRONGLY recommend looking elsewhere.

I had a pre-listing inspection done a couple of weeks ago to let me know what I need to take care…read moreof before selling. The inspection seemed extremely thorough, then they went over the major issues with me in person upon finish. I then got the detailed inspection report with many issues found, pictures of all, severity levels, in a very strucuted/readable format. I'm very happy with the result and the price was extremely fair also. I would definitely recommend them.

My wife and I purchased a home in July and had Dana inspect it for issues. The home has a flat…read moreroof so we were nervous that it would have water intrusion problems. Dana's report indicated that while there was a single area of the roof that was holding water, the roof was otherwise fine. Well, within a month of moving in we had massive water intrusion problems in multiple areas. Of the four areas we had water intrusion in, only one was identified by Dana, and they failed to note that entire sections of the roof tiles were rotten and needed replacing. Somehow they also failed to notice any signs of water damage within the home itself. I cannot in good faith recommend Dana and I feel like they let us down pretty badly with their inspection.

In June, 2025 - our homeowner's insurance company sent a letter stating we were to be inspected…read more No notice from Cornerstone was provided, no advanced contact made, nor has there been any contact since the "anonymous" on-site inspection occurred. The report was delivered to us and Nationwide has forced us to take some actions - some legit, a few were at best dubious. Those that were dubious were also documented in at best, an ambiguous way - not specific. As well, Nationwide has "moved the goal posts" on us multiple times. The Cornerstone inspector claimed railings were required when the "porch" or "deck" were 24" off the ground. Nationwide insisted we put up railings - "Code" requires railings at 30". The inspector did NOT measure those locations - nor provide any detail. I would certainly choose Cornerstone to do my pre-sale inspection where likely I could pay the guy to say anything I wanted.

I had a home inspection with Sid. He was very thorough. He took plenty of time to explain…read moreeverything to me and answer all my questions. He delivered the report earlier than expected. Thanks to him and his suspicions, I had a plumbing scope of the sewer line done before my due diligence period ended. That resulted having price lowered as well as some other concessions taken care of in our final agreement. Thank you Sid and Colleen for your good work.