We had a great experience with Tony. He provided a clear and educational inspection report and he…read moremade sure we understood each aspect of it.

Tony Lupinacci of The Home Pros PGH inspected our home 8/20/2024…read more Per our home inspection report, the roof was in its "last quarter" of life, however per the inspectors words, photos and report, the attic did not show evidence of being wet or rotting. On Saturday 9/28/24, we had a roofer come out to provide an estimate on recommended repairs per the home inspection report, during this inspection, the attic was found to be wet with many rotting or rotten boards, wet insulation, etc., necessitating a new roof ASAP. Wednesday 10/2/24, our new roof was installed, this was an unforeseen expense, as we thought we'd have at least a year or two to save and prepare for that purchase. Additionally, I asked Tony Lupinacci for recommendations on a plumber, electrician and roofer, all of these recommendations aside from Poillucci Plumbing have been a bust. We had an appointment with Bronson roofing for 9/25/24, they no call no showed on us 9/25/24 and have failed to return any of my calls to date. Electrician Rob Sumpman came out and looked at the issues 9/25/24. I had not heard from him until 10/4/24 when he informed me I would receive an email estimate from him tonight, as of now, I finally received an estimate from him 10/7/24, however we went with someone else because he took so long to get back to us. I emailed this information to Tony Lupinacci 10/4/24 with no response. 100% WOULD NOT RECOMMEND

My experience with Tim far exceeded my expectations. As a first-time homebuyer, Tim put my mind at…read moreease. He was extremely thorough and ensured that I understood his assessment at each step. He entertained all of my extraneous questions as well. I highly recommend attending the home inspection with Tim! His previous construction expertise, combined with his home inspection experience and friendly demeanor, made for an extremely smooth and enjoyable process. I received his inspection report quickly and while certainly comprehensive, it was still very easy for a lay person to follow. I feel much more confident in my home purchase having hired O'Leary Home Inspections. (I did elect to have the radon & pest inspections done at the same time).

We would give Tim 10 stars if we could! I have never in my life seen a business with no negative…read morereviews. I told Tim that I was shocked, and there are SO many. Well, here's one more because Tim is a rockstar. My wife and I are first time homebuyers and the process of finding a quality inspector was daunting to say the least. I found Tim as a recommendation on a Pittsburgh Reddit post. Having worked in sales for over 20 years, his website was what sold me initially. "When - and if - you speak to my competitors, you'll notice some of them practice the "High Pressure Sales Pitch." They'll dance around your original question: "HOW MUCH DO YOU CHARGE." They don't want to let you off the phone until they've made a sale. I don't believe in that: I'll answer ALL of your questions, and if you want to call me back later, that's fine with me." Tim was very communicative about the process, offered discounts for bundling inspections and paying cash. The day of he explained everything thoroughly as neither of us know anything about the structure and quality of a house. His report was color coded and very detailed. We knew what was urgent, what needed to be fixed in the future, and what would be normal upkeep. He answered every one of my questions and was patient with me. It is beyond evident that Tim loves what he does and that shows in his work. He didn't scare us but rather prepared us. He also recommended Joe Blume for a sewer and drain inspection and we trusted recommendation. They are a great team and we're so glad we trusted them to help us with this process. We're glad we could support a small business owner and if we ever buy another house, Tim will definitely be our go-to inspector. Don't think twice, Tim is THE inspector you want. THANK YOU, TIM!!

Best inspectors in Pittsburgh area. They were highly recommended to me and I see why! Russ and Max…read moreare so thorough and willing to explain anything and everything, even after the fact. They saved me from buying a house that could have been a money pit if inspected by anyone who was half-a**ing it. Adding on a structural inspection and report was key too. They also inspected my current property and I felt really confident that it was thoroughly inspected, which brings great peace of mind. Natalie the customer relations manager and scheduler is SO nice and responsive. Could not ask for a better team - I would not hire anyone else.

We just put a bid in for a home and this company did the inspection. We were extremely impressed by…read moretheir thoroughness in their review of the house. Russ was excellent and I would use them again.

I had a great experience with Eagle Home Inspections. The inspector was early to get a jump on…read morethings. He was able to identify a few items that the seller is fixing. He showed me how things operate. He was thorough and I received the report the same day. I was very pleased.

Kelly was amazing! Thoughtful and detailed. Takes the approach of not just inspecting, but also…read moreeducating you on your new house. He took the time to let me know when things flip what to do, what isn't a problem but I should watch for, and gave me a genuine sense of calm before buying. 10/10 would recommend him to friends and family.

Randy Payne conducted an extremely thorough home inspection for us. We took time to read through…read morethe report and examine the photos in it and then spoke to him the next day with questions we had. Randy took time to answer all our questions and give us the benefit of his expertise. I felt his report was not biased or alarmist but rather, in an even-handed manner, highlighted areas to note in the home we were considering buying. This enabled us to proceed in the manner that was right for us. I would highly recommend his services should you need a home inspector.

It's hard to know the quality of the person you hire when you aren't familiar with the area so we…read morehired him based on recommendations, and got lucky! Randy Payne was known for his thoroughness and the accuracy of his reports, and we were buying a house remotely and needed an honest and thorough eval. We let him know that there was a tight timeline toward closing on the house, and he jumped right on it, which was appreciated. We could tell that by the report we got, which made us very comfortable, knowing what parts of the house needed addressing, but also which parts we didn't have to worry about at all. That paved the way for the purchase with a lot less anxiety. So we'd highly recommend Randy Payne and his inspection service.

This is the company I chose for my second home inspection, and I was very pleased with their…read morepainstaking documentation, which included photographs. KBI discovered a bunch of problems with the house that my untrained eye would have never caught, and therefore would have never asked the seller to address. As a result, I got a smashing deal on a house. Maria Stinger, the person I dealt with at KBI was as caring as a nosy relative and made sure I had every kind of inspection needed to pass the FHA appraisal. Home inspection+ radon inspection+ wood destroying insect inspection+ pest inspection=Peace of mind.

I was referred to keystone building inspections by my realtor at the time and I couldn't imagine…read morehow much I would regret utilizing their services. Maria set us up for a home inspection and radon test to be done in October on a home we were planning to purchase. I was told Dan Kelly the inspector would be there at 1PM that day. When I arrived Dan was already in the home with the seller of the property. They were already conserving about the work the owner did in the home and being shown around. Bear in mind I arrived on time for the appointment. Dan proceeded to walk around the home and constantly commented on how nice the home was and talked about a cabin he purchased. Things quickly went downhill from there. Dan was too busy talking with the homeowner to notice major issues that I needed to point out with the home. It felt more like a social gathering than a service that I paid for. Dan noticed there was some water coming in through the garage wall and took out a direct contact moisture detector to confirm. That led to us looking at the concrete pad outside which he noted was sloping towards the house (a waterproofing professional with a level proved it was not sloping towards the house). Dan went upstairs to check out the attic space. He was unwilling to go past his shoulders into the attic space and was unable to determine if anything was damaged or in need of repair. Later Maria lied to me stating Dan used a moisture detector in the attic but could not have been true as he never entered the attic and the moisture detector he had was a direct contact only. Dan briefly walked around the outside of the house and then left. He spent a total of 45 minutes on location. This was not nearly enough time for him to fully inspect a home as many things were missed. I found out that the homeowner replaced the roof himself prior to the inspection. There were visible issues with shingles popping and questionable ventilation of the attic. When I asked Maria about why Dan did not inspect the roof she stated that he did so with high power binoculars. When I questioned her further about the popping shingles she said got very defensive and offered to send Dan back out to finish the inspection. I opted to have a roofer come out to look at it as Dan was unprofessional and not thorough. As a result of Dan's inability or lack of ambition in his work led to me bringing out many other professionals to find additional issues with the home that easily would have been spotted if Dan would have spent more than 45 minutes at the home and looked at the home rather than conversing about his camp and with the homeowner. Maria repeatedly called me trying to explain all the problems but had so poor phone reception that she could not complete a simple conversation. For perspective I used another home inspector for a home of the same square footage and that inspector spent over 2 hours and took time to explain to me different problems and provided a very professional report following the inspection. Weeks after I tried to contact MAria numerous times and she refused to communicate. With so many home inspection options in the Pittsburgh area I would strongly advise to avoid Dan and Maria. They are unprofessional and will outright lie to you as they assume people don't know anything about the inspection tools they use. And for some reason you decide to enlist their services, do yourself a favor and not allow him to chum it up with the current owner as he will take what they say as fact and ignore an actual inspection of a property. Maria, without admitting any fault, offered to refund me for part of the inspection cost given that I sign a no fault disclosure stating that I would not tell anyone about the manner in which the inspection was conducted. That was angering as I would rather not receive the money to warn others to stay away from Keystone Building Inspections.

First time using a Handyman I Pittsburgh, success! Prompt, neat and effective, Handy Lu fit the…read morebill!.

Very responsive and professional. Cane out the next day to repair siding ahead of a storm…read more Excellent communication along the way at a very reasonable price.

Did not show for estimate. Did not call to cancel or reschedule. Did not respond to Yelp message…read moreeither. No way to do business. I will not recommend this business to anyone.

TERRIBLE!!! They told me they were coming for an estimate. I waited, and they never showed up, nor…read morereturned my calls. I Would never recommend them!!!!!