I found MC2 Home Inspections on Yelp. I touched base with them months in advance and I was…read morecomfortable with the conversation. They responded to my message in a timely manner, answered all my questions and they weren't pushy about getting their services. I have a new build so when it was finally time to hire an inspector I decided to go with MC2. So glad I did. They were reasonable and the inspection took about 3 hours. It was a smooth process and Greg, my inspector, was awesome. He was VERY picky (which I love) and he pointed out things that I wouldn't have seen. Please do NOT purchase a home without getting your own inspection done (IMO). Greg was very professional, he came in with footies and he had the report done later that night filled the pictures, notes and suggestions. It was definitely useful when I did my walkthrough with the contractor. Building a new home is already stressful but MC2 made it a little easier. Thank you for all your help, it's appreciated.

It has been such a great experience working with MC2 Home Inspectors. As a first-time homebuyer, I…read morehad many questions about the inspection process and Mike and Jeremy were so helpful to answer all of my questions along the way. I called to schedule the inspection the day before Thanksgiving and Mike answered right away and told me they had availability the Friday after Thanksgiving (quick turnaround!). Mike also encouraged me to attend the inspection since I could ask any question I wanted and really get to know the new home I was purchasing. Jeremy was such a wonderful inspector. I almost consider him more of a consultant than an inspector! He knew SO much about everything in the home and gave me recommendations about everything I was unsure of. I received a detailed report with pictures of the home the same day. I cannot recommend MC2 enough, thank you for such a wonderful experience!

Paid Jason Clemons to inspect my home TWICE. Failed to flag in anyway the 75year old corroded water…read moremain. Jason said "inspectors aren't able to turn valves, it's a liability issue". His liability is now my liability. He Could have at least FLAGGED it so the seller and I could negotiate?! Get moved into the home, water softener showing "Errr-2" message. Google reset. No luck. Text Jason. Inspection does not include water softeners. Pretty disappointing.

Jason was great. Flexible with scheduling so that we could be present during the inspection. Vey…read morequick turnaround on receiving the report. We got several quotes prior to using Catch All and this was the best service for the price. Very happy with the results.

We could not have been happier to have Bill and team helping us with our new home inspection…read more Communication was excellent! An extremely thorough exam and explanations of recommendations as well as pictures made us really understand what the findings revealed. We are so very, very happy our realtor suggested using this fine company! We HIGHLY recommend!! WJD

If you plan on using this business, just know that this business lacks the proper professionalism…read moreethics and morality of any business that you're going to allow into the trusted spaces of your home. Have to recently hiring this company to do a home inspection for my family, to buy my friends home, we discovered a whole box of very vintage baseball cards come up missing after the home inspector was in the house. Attempted to put a review up about the situation and the business owner instead of saying hey what's going on let's see if we can address this immediately started calling me a liar saying no no employee of mine would do that, but I have all the communications from the homeowner and the realtor who both state that these cards were stolen from the home as neither one of them had it , and they were promised to my child. Then when I email the business owner to try to address it he still continues to call me a liar instead of addressing the issue and tells me to go ahead and post reviews. So just know this man is not the type of guy you want to do business with! He will allow an employee to come into your home and steal from you and then defend the employee behind a false reputation of a business that is highly suspect now that he is attacked us the victims of a crime by one of his employees.

Christopher was quick to respond to our request for an inspection of a house we had under contract…read moreout of state and was able to get out there in a reasonable timeframe. We had not seen the property in person, yet he was very honest in letting us know that the condition of the house did not warrant a full inspection, and stated that he did not want to charge us the amount of his original estimate. He did a thorough walkthrough with us by phone and clued us in on foundation cracks and moisture (potentially mold) issues that we would have otherwise been unaware of. He also provided high resolution images that helped us to see what was going on that the seller or contractors did not tell us about. Although we lost our earnest money deposit--as apparently Indiana law does not currently require sellers to be honest in their disclosures, we learned a big lesson and saved ourselves the headache of buying a house that was more of a lemon than we bargained for. We will definitely use Chris' expertise in the future and fully recommend him to the community.

Christopher was extremely thorough and prompt with his inspection! Checked every inch of the…read moreproperty and was very knowledgeable!

Knowledgeable, professional, and courteous. Great experience overall. Highly recommend Midwestern…read moreHome Inspectors.

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If you're paying for a home inspection, this is the experience you want to have. Mr.McIntyre is…read morepersonable and thorough and informative. The inspection report was provided both electronically and as a hard copy. The key issues he discovered with the house were clearly indicated. At the same time, he was quick to praise the condition of the house where it was due. This is my third home inspection and it was also the most pleasurable. I highly recommend this business.

We have used Pillar to Post for several home inspections and previously had good experiences, which…read moremakes our experience with our most recent inspection particularly disappointing. During the inspection of a home we purchased, the report stated that the roof appeared to be approximately in the middle of its life expectancy. The inspection also documented active leaks and recommended further evaluation and repairs, which we understood and are not disputing. Less than a year later, when preparing to sell the home, another home inspector assessed the roof as being at/near the end of its useful life. We then had a roofing professional independently evaluate it, who also recommended replacement. We contacted Pillar to Post because of the significant discrepancy between a roof appearing to be mid-life and multiple professionals indicating less than a year later that it was at/near end of life. The original inspector returned to look at the roof and disagreed that it needed complete replacement. He also repeatedly pointed out that much of the roof had been covered by snow during the original inspection. That left us with an additional concern: if visibility was significantly limited by snow, we questioned how an assessment that the roof appeared to be in the middle of its life expectancy could confidently be made in the first place. We attempted to work directly with Pillar to Post toward some type of reasonable resolution. Ultimately, they were not willing to offer one, and we were advised that we would need to pursue the formal dispute process if we wanted to seek compensation. Something we would encourage anyone considering a home inspection to pay close attention to is the limitation of liability in the pre-inspection agreement. The agreement we signed limited the company's liability to no more than twice the inspection fee. In our case, that would be less than $1,000, regardless of the substantially greater financial impact we believe resulted from the disputed assessment. Pursuing formal action over that amount simply did not make financial sense for us. We understand that an inspection is not a guarantee and that professionals can have differing opinions. We also understand that conditions can change over time. Our disappointment is with what happened when a significant assessment contained in the report was later challenged by other professionals. We expected the company to make a meaningful effort to stand behind its assessment or work with us toward a reasonable resolution, and that was not our experience. Because we had good experiences with Pillar to Post previously, we aren't saying that every inspection they perform will result in an issue. However, based on this experience, we would not use them again. We would also strongly encourage anyone hiring a home inspector--not just this company--to carefully read the limitation-of-liability language in the contract and understand how little recourse you may have if you later believe something significant in the inspection report was inaccurate. It is also important to ensure the company will stand behind their report and errors within it, because Pillar to Post in Anderson, IN will not.

Always quick to reply - and does top-notch work on the inspections - including water tests if…read moreneeded. This would be your best choice - rest assured.

I've used Brickkicker twice in two months. I'm and out of state investor. Mike helped me both…read moretimes. I didn't buy the first property. Mike found defects the seller didn't disclose. I just closed the second property. The inspection report gave me leverage at closing. I was able to get the seller to make repairs before we completed the sale. A detailed and accurate inspection report is worth gold! Thanks guys!

Mike and Bill, Bill and Mike. These two with BrikKicker are amazing…read more We needed an inspection for a house we are purchasing. I called BrikKicker and spoke with Bill, who was very nice and informative over the phone. Mike arrived on time and ready to go. He was very thorough and accommodating through the entire process. When we hit a snag with performing a termite inspection, Mike and Bill bent over backwards to help us with getting through the barrier and provided terrific service after the sale. Communication was gracious and and very much appreciated. The report was thorough and we have every confidence that we know as much as possible about this house to feel comfortable enough to move forward.