HIRE THIS COMPANY! I've lived in this area for 28 years and never have I come across someone with…read morethis much professionalism and knowledge! The inspection he did was the most thorough and detailed I've ever seen. He found items other inspectors missed on our pre-drywall inspection. We should have had him come first! He will be our go-to for here on out. Always! He knows code. He knows his stuff! Hire him and be done, know that you hired the best. I'm serious. Don't even consider another company. I've owned seven houses and had interactions with others. This is the one you want to inspect your house!

Richard Dias (PowerWorks Inspections) is the absolute BEST home inspector! He does a very thorough…read moreand high-quality home inspection. My husband and I were very impressed and learned a lot from him. Most important I could tell that he is a genuine and honest person who was truly looking out for our best interest. Richard went above and beyond our expectations. He walked us through pointing out everything and answering our questions. Finally, a comprehensive report with pictures and recommended repairs was submitted to us the same day!!!! He also went above and beyond by providing us with a separate list of all appliances in the home and their serial numbers that we could use when registering for homeowners insurance. His prices are fair. He is worth every penny, if not more. We will continue to use him and we will definitely recommend him to anyone that will listen. If you are buying a home, I don't think it's possible that there is a better home inspector in the Newnan, Sharpsburg, Peachtree City, Fayetteville area than Richard Dias.

At first glance, Will seemed exceptionally thorough. After the inspection, he verbally went through…read moreeverything. He had concerns. I later went through the report in detail. A day after closing, my A/C went out. I seemed to remember him mentioning it, which he confirmed, but it was not in the report. BTW, the report is 41 pages long, too much info to remember if his verbal concerns were all in it. He said A/C's were "out of his scope of work". He should put every concern in the report so I can follow up with a professional. Absolutely! In an email he wrote, "If you are dissatisfied, I stand by my guarantee to return your fee." I said I was dissatisfied, but instead of any fee return, I got excuses and defenses. Humble on the outside, not quite when the real deal strikes.

Quote from Will's Aug 29 email to me, "If you are dissatisfied, I stand by my guarantee to return…read moreyour fee." I thought I might be re-posting or removing the negative review, at least stating he was honorable about that, but nearly 2 months from expressing my dissatisfaction, with good reasons, and no refund.....

We requested a structural assessment of a home we were considering buying. Josh gave the house an…read moreextremely thorough review, going above and beyond what we requested by offering supplemental assessments of other aspects of the house. He caught several very major issues that our original home inspector (from a different company) didn't catch, including a critical structural post beneath the concrete deck that had completely failed and was a major hazard. This new information enabled us to negotiate more effectively and helped us reduce the sell price by $25,000. Not a bad ROI for our pleasant time speaking with Josh-- and now we just wish we did our original inspection with VGHI!

Excellent experience! From start to finish, Josh was professional, knowledgeable, and incredibly…read morethorough. He took the time to explain every detail in a way that was easy to understand, answered all of our questions, and made what could have been a stressful process feel smooth and straightforward. The inspection report was clear, detailed, and delivered quickly along with helpful photos and explanations that gave us a path forward. I highly recommend Very Good Home Inspections to anyone in need of a trustworthy, competent inspector. Exceptional service all around!

Chris was excellent and thorough, explaining not only the things he found, but providing insights…read moreinto the way my home was constructed. Very much appreciated!

Chris was extremely helpful and knowledgeable, answering all our questions. He did a very thorough…read morejob evaluating a potential purchase and saved us from making a very costly financial decision. Prices were fair and communication was good. I will certainly be a returning customer.

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.

Kevin is professional, thorough and timely. The report is well organized and easy to spot items…read morethat need attention. My clients are happy, I am happy! Thank you, Saxby Building Inspections.

I am disappointed, in my opinion it was insufficient. My first home is in the middle of nowhere WV…read moreand I had Fortress Inspections do my walk through . I thought, at the time, it was maybe too in-depth but I was naive (Shout out to Fortress Inspections in WV - it was amazing) then I bought my second house in GA. The realtor (a whole other fiasco, Dwelli) set up Saxby. I lived 6 h away and the day I saw the house for the first time was the day of the inspection. I noticed during the inspection there were obvious things that were not noted in Kevin's report. So much that when I wrote back to the realtor, she thought that my notes were Kevins and I had to reply, no these are what I found that he didn't such as a damaged/irregular glass on the front door. I did not persist too much and went with it because it was already falling faster than my hopes and dreams for an easy transaction. One major thing was the outside AC unit looks like death and there was no notes in the report, this may be up to SOP for inspection reports but I thought it was worth noting due to the importance of AC in GA. Now that I have moved in, A LOT was missed. Windows not operating at all, broken fixtures, and I am thinking this is a shame this much was missed. And the AC unit When I did the inspection in WV, it was less than 1/2 the price and the gentleman had to travel far. This inspection was not only a percentage of the quality of my house in the middle of nowhere but also expensive. I am not pleased. I want to be fair and maybe Fortress goes above what is required but for the price that was charged by Saxby, I expected more.

From start to finish an amazing experience! Miles and Peter inspected two homes for my husband and…read moreI. They are both wonderful people and on both properties were incredibly thorough. They both took the time to answer any and all of my questions. The reports are delivered quickly, are very detailed and include great quality pictures. They saved us an $8-10K headache!! So glad we used this company! I would recommend to anyone.

To say that trusting Pillar to Post was a massive mistake is an understatement. His report pointed…read moreout less than a handful of minor cosmetic issues and I bought my first home not realizing that this guy had no clue what he was doing and I was walking into a nightmare. Literally missed every single major problem, no matter how obvious the issue would have been to other inspectors. Even the simplest things- a water heater that his report said was from 2017, was actually 17 YEARS OLD and leaking. And it only gets worse...Right after I moved in, I realized that the flat roof was leaking--I looked really closely at some of the pictures he took for insignificant stuff like "a noisy fan" only to realize that sure enough there were small water stains on the ceiling that he completely ignored. He took a picture of a jamming door with an uneven gap between the frame and stated it "needed weather stripping. In actuality the entire 4 level house is sloping to the middle and the gap in the door is because of the structural issue. To make it even funner, the concrete column holding up the patio outside of the door was cracked and crumbling -completely missed it. Literally my patio that is 20ft off the ground is barely being held up by a few nails and crumbling concrete column. The icing on the cake? A HOLE IN THE FLOOR THE SIZE OF MY FIST from a patio door leak that travels though THREE LEVELS- he was completely clueless. Literally the subfloor is completely gone and I can stick my arm in and touch the ceiling of the level below. All that in addition to leaky windows, an entire missing glass panel that was missing on the living room patio, and a kitchen that is sinking into the sloping floor. Add in 4 levels of mold from all the water leaks and you get a house that can't even be sold for half of what I bought it for. The issue is not that he did not see the indicators of major issues like cracked walls, stuck doors, and ceilings-it's that he lacked the ability to recognize indicators of huge structural problems and the attention to detail was non-existent and this being my first inspection, I didn't realize just how terrible the inspection was until I moved in. His entire inspection could fit in 2 paragraphs. The inspection from a second inspector after I realized he missed things was over 150 pages long and he found ALL of the issues Pillar to Post missed. Pillar to Post uses exculpatory clauses in their agreements to absolve them from carelessness- so they could care less if the house falls to the ground or not. I have not had peace since I bough this house and have had so much difficulty coping with the fact that I have to either come up with hundreds of thousands of dollars to fix the house, or sell it to an investor at a hundreds of thousand dollar loss. Anyone can buy a Pillar to Post Franchise and call themselves an inspector so I strongly recommend avoiding this company at all costs.

Buying a home can be a really stressful process. Juggling so many things at once can be…read morenerve-wrecking and tiresome, but when it comes to Home Inspections, Eagle Eye made it super easy. Mr. Goodrum was kind, professional, and very insightful. I learned so much about DIY projects and what I'd need to fix them during our time together. I'm very pleased with my choice!

Teddy was very professional. He answered all my questions and more. He is very knowledgeable. He…read moreis definitely a buyer's home inspector.

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.