Had a great experience with Tom from 360 Inspections. I booked a 1-hour walk-and-talk and it was…read more100% worth it. He was extremely thorough, checked all the major systems carefully, and explained everything in a way that was easy to understand. I didn't feel rushed at all, and I learned a ton during the process. If you're looking for someone knowledgeable, detail-oriented, and willing to actually teach you what to look for, I'd highly recommend Tom and 360 Inspections.

Steve was a true asset for our commercial purchase this afternoon. I am a retired real estate agent…read moreand I have not met a better inspector. He was fun to hang out with, had a thorough knowledge of building and maintenance, plumbing and electric. He flew his drone Donna around and showed me in real time everything that needed addressed. This building was built in 1875 and he didn't fear monger but pointed out a ton of things that I missed. I thought I knew enough that I didn't need an inspection. I was wrong. When the occasion arose he was able to do a mold test on the spot for a very reasonable amount. Payment was easy. Thank you Steve. I look forward to recommending you to everyone I know.

I had an urgent issue with my home and called Josh at All in Home Inspection. He was patient in…read moreanswering all my questions and provided an extremely timely resolution. I would highly recommend Josh. He is responsive, courteous and reliable.Thank you!

From the owner: Certified • Licensed • Family-Owned | 15+ Years Experience…read moreBuying, selling, or maintaining a home? Trust ALL IN Home Inspections, LLC for reliable, thorough inspections you can count on. We offer: Pre-Listing Inspections Certified & Full Home Inspections Mold Inspections Indoor Air Quality Testing Radon Testing Moisture Inspections Every inspection comes with a clear, detailed digital report—so you can make informed decisions with confidence. Choose experience, integrity, and outstanding service for your peace of mind. Schedule your inspection today with ALL IN Home Inspections, LLC!​ All In Home Inspections was founded on one simple idea: every homeowner deserves honest answers and reliable information. I approach every inspection with the same level of detail I’d want for my own home. From the attic to the foundation, I’m committed to helping you understand the full picture—so you can make confident decisions without the guesswork. ​ Whether you’re a first-time buyer, a seasoned investor, or preparing to sell, I’m here to make the inspection process clear, professional, and stress-free. ​ You can count on me to be thorough. You can count on me to be honest. You can count on me to be all in.

Morgan was extremely thorough, affordable, knowledgeable and friendly! He also sent us our home…read moreinspection same day. We 100% recommend hiring Paramount Home Inspections!

I contacted Paramount Home Inspections after my attorney advised I needed a home inspection during…read moremy 3 day "attorney review" period for a home that was being sold "As-Is." The owner (Morgan) understood my situation and was more than willing to help me with my last minute inspection. My inspection was scheduled for the next day. Upon arriving at the home, I met Morgan outside as he had already started the inspection. Morgan throughly explained every step of the inspection as we navigated the property. Additionally, he provided professional recommendations on fixes and upgrades whenever an issue was identified. At the end of my inspection, I felt more educated about the property and that is because of Morgan. I highly recommend Paramount Home Inspections and would not hesitate to use the company again for my future property purchases.

I don't know if this replaces my original posting but I'd like to reply given the seriousness of my…read moreconcerns with this service. First, being called "nasty" by a professional I paid hundreds of dollars to is... pretty telling. Instead of addressing the substance of my concerns, he's leaning on the fact that he produced a 61-page report, as if page count automatically equals quality. Here's the reality from my side: Yes, I got a 61-page PDF. But a huge portion of that is boilerplate disclaimers, generic safety blurbs, and repeated headers/footers that could be dropped into any inspection on any house. What I actually needed was clear, direct communication about this house and its real risks. During the inspection, he acted like it was basically a great house, and to his credit he spent a lot of time explaining various things to us. But, nothing in his tone suggested what the "totality" of the report later revealed: that this place is a mold and moisture time bomb, with a ventless gas fireplace (hello, carbon monoxide risk) and questionable electrical work that any normal person would want flagged loudly and clearly. That's nothing to mention of the total exclusion of the fact that we learned (only because I was moving stuff and asking questions) during the inspection that the original structure had burnt down and the built date was updated to reflect a new build despite the original foundation post fire (fire weakens concrete/brick significantly). We found this entire chimney structure, active water bleeding through the basement walls AND a waterlogged ceiling that the "visual - meaning I won't touch a single thing" inspection would have missed. He refused to document certain holes in the walls, fence, etc because they were not specifically "defects." In my so called "nasty" email I wryly asked what he'd discussed with the owners before my arrival (it was awkward for everyone that they were there, also to his credit). I guess I just found it odd that he knew the terms of our offer hinged on "defects" and even more odd that he wouldn't document every single issue found - not just those that are, in his opinion, deal breakers. If you're a first-time or even experienced buyer, you are naturally going to rely on what the inspector says and how they frame things in real time. I was not warned in a clear, "this is serious" way about: * The basement moisture and efflorescence that point to long-term water intrusion and mold risk. * The ventless gas fireplace, which is exactly where you do not want extra CO and moisture hanging around (more mold). * The overall messy electrical situation, which should have been presented as a major safety concern, not just another buried note. It was advertised as a smart home by the sellers - when the reality is they had so many switch configurations they probably had to walk across the house half the time they wanted the lights to actually turn on, they depended on Alexa to get around the seriousness of the bad electrical work. After the fact, he's pointing to the length of the report like, "See? Look how thorough I was." But stuffing a report with generic text and legal CYA language is not the same thing as giving a buyer clear, practical warnings about a house that may have serious health and safety issues. My honest opinion: * If you want a thick packet of boilerplate and to be called "nasty" when you question it, this might be your guy. * If you want someone who will speak plainly on-site, highlight serious issues in real time, and not hide behind page count later, I would look elsewhere or at least get a second inspection for anything even slightly complex. This was a stressful lesson for me, and a near miss on a financial disaster. I'm leaving this review so the next person walks into it with eyes open.

Frank was very thorough during the inspection and promptly provided a highly detailed report soon…read moreafterwards - highly recommended, would use his services again.

Seems like everybody else got the owner Andrew while we got Mike Depko. No big deal and he was…read morepleasant to work with, but missed a few things that we had a contractor come back and inspect, like...holes in the gable walls showing exposed tyvek, and a master bath vent that wasn't hooked up to the outside and was just venting to the attic (potential huge mold problem!). We had to supplement our response to the seller with these findings and luckily they agreed to fix them, but I was upset the they were missed in the first place. Mike also stated that the fireplace vent was non-functioning yet when our contractor took a second look he found it was just off the track and needed to be adjusted. I felt the inspection was rushed, he didn't seem to want me shadowing him and explaining what he saw (just said "it'll be in the report"). My final complaint was how he directed all of his findings at the end to my realtor instead of me as if I wasn't in the room at all. This is the second home I've bought and second time with an inspector, and although I was miffed about the above shortcomings I will say the rest of the inspection was thorough, including the sewer scope which was a big weight off my mind. I hope that this review is constructive criticism...take your time and include the homebuyer more in the process next time Mike!

We called Andrew because we needed our siding inspected for our home owners insurance. He was very…read morehelpful. He was very responsive. I would highly recommend.

After hearing that our friend had a great experience, we decided to work with Eagle Inspections…read moreourselves for our first-time homebuying process. We had the opportunity to work with Chris in our property. The entire process was seamless, from booking an appointment, the invoice, and the day-of procedure. Chris arrived early to capture the exterior documentation (i.e., front/back entrances, roof, facade) and greeted my partner and I with warmth and good humor. We examined each part of our future home, and Chris was very helpful with answering our questions and sharing context when weren't familiar with certain issues. It's clear he was knowledgeable and reassured us that we would be in good hands on closing day. After the inspection, you receive an in-depth report with assessments on the areas of improvement, concerns, and general status reports. I think he did a great job "looking for trouble," keeping us notified of how to be proactive should any maintenance is needed. Eagle Inspections was great to work with, and should definitely be considered in any home-buying process.

I recently had two disappointing experiences with my "first time home buying" inspection service…read more The first inspection for the new home indicated everything was fine, but after taking my contractor he discovered serious electrical and roofing issues, leading to my cancellation and a loss of $1,000. I gave the company another chance for my next inspection, where a different technician completed the job in under half an hour, assuring me everything was okay. However, after moving in, I found that the water line is missing its metal lid, the HVAC system was missing a pump that caused a flood in my basement and I had to hire a plumber for drainage issues. After spending $2,300 total with "Eagle Inspection", I realized I should have invested in inspection training instead. When I contacted the company about my concerns, I was promised a callback but never received one. I wouldn't recommend this company unless you already have inspection knowledge.

Joe is a quiet and patient guy. I ask a million questions and he took the time to answer every…read moresingle question. I asked things that weren't related with the inspection and he still explained them to me. He has very cautious to verify every detail. I will use his services again in my next home.

Thorough, prompt and excellent. Michael from Value Guard spent 4 hours with us inspecting the home…read more(pre-closing) and giving extremely useful information and insight. He answered every question thoughtfully and respectfully. Their response to our additional questions after the site visit was swift and very helpful.

Our inspection was thorough and clear. Todd did a great job walking us through everything and…read moreanswering all of our questions, and the inspection report he put together was extremely straightforward and comprehensive. Highly recommend Todd and ValueGuard for your home inspection!