BUYER BEWARE!! Andrew performed our home inspection in March of 2020. When reviewing the results with us he stated the small items that needed to be fixed: kitchen drain leak, toilet boil leak, electrical not being grounded. What he neglected to check was BOTH entries to the crawl space of the home. He assured us that "the home was in very good condition" and informed me that the dip I felt in the living room floor could be attributed to the home being "old". Fast forward to June 2020, just TWO MONTHS after moving in- standing water and a fallen beam in the crawl space (on the side of the home he neglected to check) that was sitting on the AC line and had cut through the insulation. We informed him of the foundation issues and he asked us to get multiple estimates, due to some people being "worse case scenario people". After doing so, we send the $2,500 foundation estimate is to Andrew Giles, and he informs us that the paperwork we signed to get the estimate completed before purchasing our home stated that in the event of his negligence we are only entitled to the inspection fee refund. To make matters worse, he asks us sign another agreement stating that we will remove any reviews regarding the encounter, and agree not to post any future reviews. We state that we are not comfortable agreeing to this, and elected to amend the agreement before signing. Now here we are in Aug. 2020 with standing water STILL in the crawl space after having the air conditioning condensate drain rerouted, which our plumber assumed to be the issue, after he discovered the precious owners drilled into the sewage line to add the drain for the AC. Unfortunately, the list of issues goes on. I am writing this review to encourage other home owners and relators to look elsewhere for the home inspection as our issues could have easily been resolved if Andrew had looked into BOTH crawl space entrances. The issues were visible without even having to go inside the space. Due to Andrew's negligence not only is the foundation of our home in jeopardy, but the out of pocket costs have started to add up. read more