Highly recommend. Very thorough and attentive. Took the time to explain the details of the…read moreinspection.

He missed many items (outlets not working etc) and some of the things he pointed out as problems…read moreturned out not to be when pro's were called in to address.

Amazing job, Dustin! The sellers contractor told me you are the hardest inspector for buyers in the…read morecity. You even found loose cabinet handles. I'm a single mom with zero fix it ability and really appreciate how thorough, honest, and helpful you are. You were a blessing to me and my family.

I was very impressed with the thoroughness of Apple Inspections. I was present during the entire…read moreinspection, and I felt assured that I had a good sense of the condition of my future home. The inspectors looked at every nook and cranny, and they also gave me some insights into what the results actually mean - what were major issues, what were normal maintenance issues, etc. The report they wrote up was extremely detailed. I didn't compare quotes so I can't speak to the price.

Edit in regard to their response: They did not explain that their services covered the condition…read moreof the pipe on the day of inspection (that was never a conversation). You know why? They didn't need to! That was never under question! I never stated conditions worsened, only that they failed to note any water intrusion from a joint ON THE DAY OF INSPECTION because it was CLEARLY IN THE VIDEO that Superior Sewer and Pillar to Post provided. All they needed was a note in their inspection report stating: water intrusion from joint at x ft from the cleanout... I don't care if they recommend a fix or not, their inspection didn't note it. Now onto the regular report: They really don't think they missed anything, I'm impressed! A non-operational grill (due to a bad igniter) is not the same thing as leaking natural gas! Now that they are disputing that part of my review, let's list some of the other things that they missed: a leaking shower valve (separate from a leak they noted in their report), a non-functional AC unit (wall unit), two saddle valves in use that are not up to code, a foundation crack and some drywall cracks (foundation crack was behind a flower plant, so I don't entirely blame that on the inspector, and I'm not mentioning other cracks because they were behind items they aren't supposed to move). Additionally, I paid extra for use of the IR/thermal camera and they were supposed to use that in a very specific way in accordance with their own Standards of Practice (SoP). Specifically, to check for loose connections in the breaker panel the process is: take the front panel off, turn on a high load appliance such as an AC unit, and take a reading with the IR camera. They took a reading with the front panel on (so no useful thermal measurement was taken) and no high load appliance was running. There is no way now to know if there was a loose connection or bad breaker during the time of inspection. Any inspector worth your money would use a temperature sensor to measure the temperature of air coming from air registers to ensure an appropriate temperature drop when the AC is running. They did not do that, hence the broken AC unit that was missed. A lot of the things they missed on the regular inspection report I didn't blame them for missing. I've had way more time than them to find problems, but their response to some criticism is what really makes this company the worst. Original: I hired them (and they hired sister company, Superior Sewer) to perform a sewer lateral inspection. They missed a break in the lateral that cost thousands to repair. I got the line rooted and part of the line had so much water intrusion that the rest of the line couldn't be rooted (water was saturating the 6 inch line). This was clearly visible during their video inspection and they didn't even note it in the report (not quite as much water, but still a waterfall in the lateral line). They refuse to acknowledge they missed anything stating water intrusion in clay joints is "normal". I agree that ground water seeping in is no big deal, water POURING into the lateral, which was happening during inspection, is NOT normal. They refuse to acknowledge any fault or even refund the cost of the inspection despite the fact their miss cost THOUSANDS of dollars. Don't use them. They also missed a number of things during their standard inspection and, during their Gas/mechanical inspection, they missed a natural GAS LEAK in the grill.

Amazingly thorough inspection. Kyle was great, so informative and hugely reassuring for us as first…read moretime buyers of an old home. Would recommend them to anyone who wants to know the full scoop on any property and it's really nice to be able to choose from a menu of options. Thanks Pillar to Post!

We have had a wet basement since we moved into our new built house 12 years ago…read more The last rain storm produced approximately 25 gallons of water sucked up by my wet/dry vac. We called Foundation Recovery and luckily were put in contact with Michael Drebes who took care of us with a complete waterproof System. We had Ricky and crew working on the system install and they did a fantastic job of getting it done. Last night we had our first heavy rain and our basement is dry as a bone for the first time in 12 years. A big THANK YOU to Foundation Recovery for taking such good care of our situation. No more worries & Let it rain

I do not recommend Foundation Recovery, they damaged my house from using their backhoe. Said they…read morewould pay for the damage several times. Now they have ghosted me!

The inspector missed clear signs of mold in the utility room and under two sinks, ended up having…read moreto pay thousands for mold remediation, probably about half of the mold that was there they should have picked out. If you do an inspection with them or honestly any other company, make sure you get a separate mold inspector if there was a history of mold. Their tests just test airborne mold on a swab in one room. Leaves much to be desired.

I will say that I was NOT impressed. Yes the inspector was super friendly but because the house…read morewas only 3 years old, I felt he did a rush job because he knew he didn't have to look to hard. My problem is that he missed a few items and for the price you pay, I guess I expected more. For instance, the vinyl siding was cracked along the bottom of the back side of the home as well as. This was not even called out in their inspection report. In fact, a picture taken of the downspouts and included in the report showed the cracked damage. So the damage was right in front of their eyes and they didn't even see it to include it in their report. This company came recommended by our real estate company (Delhougne Realty Group - DRG). However, if I had to do this again, I would seriously think twice about using this inspection company.