They did a great job from start to finish. Very knowledgeable about the mitigation process and…read morecommunicated very well.

From the owner: HDH Radon has performed hundreds of radon measurements and mitigations throughout the state of…read moreKansas. We know what it takes to mitigate your home and make it safe. Our licensed professionals are commited to educate and provide information so that the most effective and aesthetically pleasing system will be installed in your home. Mitigation systems will meet or exceed Radon Mitigation Standards (RMS) EPA 402-R-93-078

They did a wonderful job with our crawl space and radon mitigation. We have had several positive…read morecomments from other contractors and workers. The house is much more comfortable and the crawl space looks and feels 100% better. They have also done some insulation work for us that we are very happy with. The work looks great. It has definitely made a difference in the temperature in our house. They are prompt, polite, steady and solid workers. We are very impressed with them. I would definitely recommend them to anyone.

The home we bought had super high Radon levels and after they put in a mitigation system the levels…read moreare way below the acceptable Radon levels. Fast, convenient and reasonable. I recommend Howell Healthy Homes they are very professional and do great work.

When we discovered the home my son bought had asbestos tiles in the home. We reached out for a…read morequote. Everyone we talked to via phone, email or text was very helpful in helping us solve our problem. They took great care to make sure the home was properly sealed the rooms and walls. They worked within the timeline we needed as well.

This place is awesome! They came out to inspect my house for mold same day! Very knowledgeable and…read morewas able to answer all my questions!

Samuel the inspector is absolutely delightful and extremely knowledgeable and can explain a wide…read morevariety of topics related to the home I'm purchasing. He also has special equipment including thermal imaging cameras to detect temperature changes in the walls due to insulation. I'll upload photos next week. He is also price competitive and i would highly recommend him. I will definitely be a returning customer.

From the owner: Old Man's Home Inspection specializes in Home and property inspections for real-estate…read moretransactions, Home owners maintenance inspections and Home owner project management.

On July 30, 2020 the HomeTeam conducted a whole home inspection on my behalf as a buyer of a home…read moreat 3615 SW Springcreek Ct in Topeka, KS. During the inspection the area experienced torrential rainfall. After the initial on site briefing, but while some of the inspections team who had arrived late were still conducting tests, I waited in the garage for the storm to pass. During that time another contractor from a pest control company informed me that the finished area of the basement had begun flood through an egress window. I immediately went back into the home and was informed by one of the HomeTeam inspectors to"be careful going down into the basement as water was coming in". I witnessed some fairly significant water coming into the room and accumulating on the carpet. I immediately notified the listing agent who recommended HomeTeam for the inspection of the issue. She indicated she had already been notified by Maurie Blick, the head inspector. On the following day I was astonished to find that the written report of the inspection contained no information about the basement flooding. I promptly phoned Maurie to express my concern and he agreed to issue an Addendum to the report to help me in negotiation with the property owner. Unfortunately, the Addendum itself only made vague reference to "concerns on the part of the buyer and in consideration of recent storm water issues" without specifically noting the water intrusion. I have no evidence to support this claim, but I feel this downplaying of the significance of the flooding is related to the ongoing cozy relationship between the HomeTeam and the listing agent in this transaction. Needless to say the soft language in the reports made negotiations with the seller in this instance more difficult for me as the buyer. I believe the lack of detailed description of the flooding to be both unprofessional and grossly negligent.

When we moved into our house in 2016 Home Team did the Inspection. The house needed to be scraped…read moreand boards replaced. That wasn't even taken care of. The electricity had to be redone as some wires got crossed. Cost us money. There were lights hanging down from the ceiling above the washer and dryer. Also, in one of the closets in the downstairs bedroom. We sold our house in 2023. The Inspection team must have taken everything from our report (2016) and put it on the new report. A lot of the new report had the same items that needed repaired. We had scraped and replaced boards and painted. They never said anything about a hand rail going upstairs. My husband fell down those stairs twice. We have a stair lift now. There was a hot tub that was said to be in working condition but it wasn't. We ended up tearing it out. The hot water tank should have been up on blocks to keep water from getting into it. Also, the furnace should have been on blocks to keep water out of it. None of this was in the Inspection report. Also, now the light/fan doesn't work in the sitting room. They pulled the pull chains so hard we have to unscrew the light to turn off and on. We asked when Home Team would come out fix it. We got the answer that the buyer might not want them when they move in. We still live here. It will be a week since this happened. If our neighbor hadn't been watching our dog, as we had an emergency in Texas, the lights in the house would have been on from Friday to Sunday when we got home. Pretty shoddy Inspection if you asked me.

I was selling my house and the buyer's realtor hired Mr. Corbett to inspect my home. When he…read moreremoved the cover on the electrical panel, he dropped the cover and shut off the power to my house. Mr. Corbett had no clue as to what he did and he could not get the power to come back on. I had to leave work to go to my house and repair the problem. No one should open up an electrical panel that does not have an electrical license or background. When this incident occurred, if a family member had not been at my home, Mr. Corbett would of left the power off, and I would of not known it until I got home after work. I lost wages because I had to go home to make the repairs, so who is going repay me for the income I lost? He also claimed that the garage door did not work correctly; I had to show him that it did work correctly. The sign that shows I have a alarm system was off to the side of the front steps and not in the walk way, but he pointed it out because he tripped over it. My professional back ground is electrical, plumbing and HVAC, so he can rest assured that when I receive the final report, I will question everything on it.

Was able to replace my patio mosquito screen that was broken by a storm the next day. Friendly and…read moredid a good job.

I am very satisfied with the job FHHS performed at my residence and would highly recommend them to…read moreanyone else looking for a handy man. He showed up on time, got my wall mount installled and the TV mounted exactly how I wanted it.