Purchasing a home from across the country is no easy task, especially in a private sale without a…read morerealtor. Aztec Home Services (Mike) was recommended to us by our Credit Union, the Seller of our home, and another inspector. Mike was very easy to work with and accommodated to our needs and timeline. In fact he made time for a last minute home inspection for our home and had us the detailed report later that afternoon complete with maintenance issues, problem areas, and more serious areas that needed our attention. He also provided photos off each of these areas! His website and method of payment were very user friendly and secure. When we moved into our home there was an area that I personally could not fix and we remembered Mike saying that he was also a contractor, so we contacted him and he was here the next day and fixed the problem at a VERY reasonable price! After his visit he provided a handy home maintenance manual for all of our basic questions and needs. We will highly recommend Aztec Home Services to anyone needing home inspection or handy work!

This review is hard to write entirely because I do not even know where to begin when it comes down…read moreto praising Mike Donitzen and Aztec Home Services. I will admit that I had no idea who to hire to perform my home inspection, and Mike was referred by my real estate agent, along with others. I am beyond happy that I went with Aztec Home Services as he far exceeded my expectations. Let's start with the website, information gathering, and scheduling process. Mike has a well-designed website that clearly lays out his background, certifications, and qualifications to perform home inspections. Mike not only does inspections but has significant experience developing enterprise size commercial buildings and structures. He provides all the details on certification and code background on the site. Additionally, he provides instructional videos regarding those items. The scheduling portion, which is handled through a web interface, is very easy and you can quickly determine dates/times, etc. He also has walk through guides on how to do this. It only takes a couple of minutes to schedule and then the confirmation process starts. You receive several reminder emails and confirmation instructions, as well as information on preparation. The website is also the main interface for your reporting, your invoice/billing information, and maintenance and life expectancy manuals. You receive a username and log on and can access your documentation at any time, print, email, etc. It can't get any easier. My home inspection covered roughly 3500 SQ FT of space and Mike arrived 15 minutes early and in good spirts. I mention this because he was admittedly under the weather with a cold, and still didn't cancel or drag during the inspection. We were able to complete the inspection on time, however, Mike did spend additional time with me after the inspection answering questions and addressing issues. What is great, is that the inspection report was created and delivered within 15 minutes of the completion of the inspection. The report includes comprehensive notes, photos, and pertinent details to a home inspection and what that means in regards to the home and home buying. You also get a lengthy home maintenance manual. The ability to save, print, share the document is extremely easy as well. I had a chance to interact with Mike on several occasions as we opted for the additional Radon Inspection in which the results came back high. So we needed to have Mike return to run the test, pick up the test, etc. He was also available after the inspection as complete to schedule additional testing after the Radon Mitigation system was installed. In all of my experience with him, he has been reliable, flexible, and earnest in his desire to perform a good job for his clients, the home owners. I highly recommend Mike and Aztec Home Services for all of your home inspection needs.

What a poor excuse for a home inspector. Called out the weirdest things like the washer not working…read morewhen he failed to turn the water on. Called the color of the electrical outlet defective. Off white socket with a white cover plate. He declares everything as potential "fungi" and does not even perform the basic moisture tests to confirm the conditions that would disqualify these statements per the ASHI standards. This guy is a joke and cost the seller over $10,000 in investigations and very expensive testing just to find out that there was not problem. He loves to put things in his report that gets the buyers to freak out and infers "Very Serious" conditions that do not exist.

If you are looking for an honest and professional home inspection company, look no further…read more Carlisle home inspectors are very thorough and stand behind their work. They are always on time and are responsive to the needs and questions of their clients and the clients real estate professional. I highly recommend them.

Made a number of errors in their inspection of my home that cost me money. The inspector also made…read morea completely inappropriate comment in his report regarding the market value of the home which was entirely outside of his mandate as an inspector. Suggest you find a more competent firm--as a buyer or seller.

White Blaze Home Inspection Services, LLC performed a home inspection and radon test of an…read moreunoccupied home. Two major items were incorrect and ended up costing us (the sellers) money. These were errors that a competent/qualified home inspector would not have made. Attic Insulation - The insulation material was noted incorrectly as being Mineral Wool while it was actually blown-in cellulose. These two types of insulation have different R values per inch. His report noted the level as being less than R36 when in fact the 10 inches of blown-in cellulose has an insulation level of R36. The home purchaser insisted that insulation be added when it was not needed. Radon Test Report - The air conditioning was on at the time that the home inspector arrived at the property. The home inspector turned off the air conditioning upon setting the radon measurement devices. The home inspector did not have permission to turn off the air conditioning. According to EPA guidance, the radon test is required to be run under normal home operating conditions. Due to the lack of normal operating conditions, the radon test results were biased high at 8.0 pCi/L. An independent test was run by the homeowner during normal operating conditions and the radon test results were 2.4 pCi/L. EPA guidelines recommend mitigation at radon levels of 4.0 pCi/L or higher. The home purchaser insisted that a radon mitigation system be installed based on the biased high results that were a result of the home inspector turning the air conditioning off. The bad results created a significant amount of time and energy expense.

Ryan was referred to us by our real estate agent, and we couldn't have been happier! He was able to…read morework directly with us and the project manager, separately, in order to schedule the best times for inspections. We had a 'new construction' house and Ryan was available for the pre-drywall inspection as well as the final inspection once the house was completed! He was super thorough with both inspections with pictures (and even included videos!) for us. We highly recommend, and will be recommending, Ryan to anyone looking for local inspections.

Ryan was our inspector as we were deciding to purchase a home. Ryan was not only professional but…read moreexceptional in his inspection and detailed in his review of the results of the inspection. He provided all the areas that he had identified needing repairs before the sale. Constantly respectful, he always delivered the cogent points to give us insight as to what we should be considering in our purchase. Definitely would use Ryan again and am willing to recommend him to others.

Thought he was good. But then basement flooded multiple times. Cost around 14 grand. Now selling…read morehouse and buyer inspector found chinbey issues aldo costing up to $14000. Stay away if you dont want to put 1000s of dollars into your home

We hired Beneficial to inspect a home that we knew needed repairs, and Ben was terrific. He was…read moreextremely thorough, clear in his descriptions of what needed attention, and answered every question we had along the way. He's clearly very experienced and knowledgeable, was easy to work with, and we'd absolutely recommend him to others.

David with AAA did our inspection today and did an outstanding job. He answered all of our…read morequestions in thorough detail and spent so much time on the major home systems that I rescheduled later appointments in order to spend more time with him. He made my fiancé and I feel comfortable as first time homebuyers that we were getting a complete picture of the home we're in contract on, both good details and bad. As an architect as well, David displayed deep knowledge of everything we should be on the lookout for in an older home. Can't recommend him highly enough.

Our home was inspected and the report was so riddled with errors as to make us wonder if this…read moreinspector had a clue as to what he was doing and which home he was reporting on. He reported that our home had 35-year asphalt shingles and that they are 18 years old when in fact our home has architectural dimensional, 50-year roofing what was installed 7 years ago by Wilfong Roofing. He reported that the dryer was vented into the crawlspace below the home when in fact it had been vented out the back of the house with flexible dryer hose which ran through the crawlspace, until last year when we had Dryer Vent Wizards install a new solid aluminum vent out the front of our house. He recommend water proof covers over outside receptacles when in fact ALL of our outdoor receptacles have waterproof covers. He reported that the 2nd floor HVAC was not working when in fact we had it turned OFF. Had he bothered to turn it ON he would see that it is indeed working (and was serviced by Albemarle Heating & Air 6 weeks ago under our maintenance contract). He reported that our washer & dryer were 5 years old when in fact they were purchased from Lowes in January 2017; had he bothered to look at the appliance tags he would have seen their date. He asked why we had "dryer sheets" in the vents - when in fact we have VENT FILTERS we purchase at Lowes to keep dust & dirt from falling into the air vents in the floors. Most disturbing was that he reported there was "an older refrigerator" in the garage when in fact there isn't, & never was. Have to wonder why he was seeing things that don't exist. Maybe he thought the water heater was a refrigerator... We have bought & sold homes multiple times during our lives, and never had we had such a flawed home inspection than this. For the very few things that he reported accurately and that we did not know about, we are thankful that we found out and have a chance to remedy them. But the home inspection report generated was more fantasy than it was fact.

Randal is an excellent Master Plumber. He knows what he is doing, explains things patiently, and…read morewhen on the phone or at your home, is respectful. But a great plumber is only good if you can get a response from them. I've been dealing with him for several years now. Consistently I've had to message repeatedly, call repeatedly. On occasion - as the first time I contacted him probably in 2023 - he answers the phone himself, and provides info on what he thinks the problem is. And he does phenomenal work. After a few years of being a good customer, patient, paying on time, never objecting to pricing, I **STILL** cannot get a response from him. One issue is that he's a one man show. It's him, or no one. His wife is lovely and accompanies him at times. Very knowledgeable herself. About 4 weeks ago I initiated contact and he responded immediately via text. Great, I thought. Then nothing. After a few more messages checking in, he said there was a family medical situation. I gave him space, and here we are two weeks and yet another text message to him later, and nothing. Nada. And still a leaking well tank. C'mon. Do better. We are done, hope you sort yourself out with other customers - I've seen several other people have had the same experience.

Calling Jefferson plumbing was a total waste of time. They don't communicate well and delayed my…read morerepairs and then ignored. Not sure how they can operate like this as I heard a similar story from a friend who tried using them in the past.