I just used Spec 1 for an inspection last month. The quality and professional as well as the…read morethoroughness of the work he did was second to none. Highly recommend to anyone looking for an inspection for your possible new home.

Over the years I've had the need several times for Home Inspection Services. I have to say that I…read morehave been thoroughly impressed with Spec1. Everything was done in a timely fashion as well as being very professional. I will continue to use Jake Lipinski @ Spec1 Inspection Services whenever the need arises.

If you are looking for a company to hire for a HOME inspection this is the one! Tom and his better…read morehalf provided me with a very thorough and knowledgeable home inspection and took their time to explain everything that was involved they did not rush through the inspection provided me with information that was necessary for me to make a decision on buying a home I really appreciate it all the knowledge that was given thank you again and it was a pleasure meeting you and your wife

I had called around to other inspectors and had received typical good responses but when I talked…read moreto Tom, I knew within minutes he was the one to hire. We had an older home we wanted a pre-listing building inspection done on and he was so thorough and detailed in our first conversation I knew he would be thorough on the inspection. He exceeded our expectations. He was professional and prompt and provided a more comprehensive report than I've ever received on a home inspection before. I would hire again and would definitely recommend!!

I highly recommend you look elsewhere…read more They failed to report two conditions that were plainly visible from accessible areas. One was a sewer cleanout penetration in the foundation block that was left completely open, an obvious bulk-water path (daylight visible from crawlspace) which led to structural rot. The other defect was a large portion of the tall end of the attic where cardboard was used in place of sheathing, which now I have bugs, moisture, and repairs to deal with. After finding these issues I reached out to them. My experience with management after that was in my opinion, a case study in avoidance, blame-shifting, and zero accountability. On the phone I was told maybe it "washed out later," that things were "nearly completely obstructed," and that there was "garbage and shrubs blocking the view." None of those limitations were documented at the time of the inspection at those locations. Then came the kicker: they offered me a refund, but only on the condition that I sign a broad gag/confidentiality release that restricts honest public reviews and complaints. Of course I didn't accept that, I offered a narrow, non-gag release. They declined. This isn't about "finding every problem." It's about reporting obvious, visible defects or clearly stating specific access limits where you didn't/couldn't inspect at the time, not AFTER the fact. The company's posture felt smug, adversarial, defensive, and accountability-averse. If you value professionalism, accountability and transparency, consider this experience before choosing an inspector. My opinion: a professional inspection should either report visible, readily accessible defects or document specific limits where they could not. That didn't happen here. Their response with after-the-fact excuses and the insistence on a gag release felt smug and dismissive, not customer-focused. They got really creative with the colorful excuses, Brad (management I'm assuming) tried telling me that the sheathing was actually "underneath the cardboard", despite my pictures showing otherwise. He also said "we don't have our guys get involved in any of the mud in the crawlspaces". This was not a flooded or particularly muddy crawlspace. I heavily regret having gone with this company. I filed a chargeback with my bank. I'm happy to share photos and emails with anyone considering using them.

Buying a new house is a stressful time, especially in 2020-2021. You want to make sure you're…read moremaking a good investment and the right decision. Having a good inspector is very important to understand and to learn about the property in question as it can uncover some serious issues with the house, help negotiate a better deal, or simply provide peace of mind. I researched a few different companies in the area and decided to go with Security Home Inspections. The office staff was very responsive and answered all my questions. From the price perspective they were not overly expensive, but weren't the cheapest either. What's also convenient, they do radon, infrared, and sewer cam (some other firms don't and you have to schedule multiple inspections with different people) and we actually uncovered some tree roots in the sewer line before closing, which helped us negotiate. Overall, our inspector was punctual, friendly, and thorough. He invited us to look at every issue he had found and explained how severe it was and what needed to be done in order to remediate it. Our report was done the next day and as a bonus we got the appliance recall subscription. All in all, I'm happy I went with Security Home Inspections and I feel more confident about our home purchase decision. I'd definitely recommend this company to anyone in the area.

Of course on one of the hottest days of the year, my A/C goes out and my upstairs is 88 degrees! As…read morea new homeowner, I was at a loss with what to do. Fortunately, Mr. Quik could get someone out to check it out in just an hour or so. The technician was so kind and was joking with my partner the whole time as he worked on figuring out the issue. The technician, Art, was able to figure out the problem and fix it while also giving us some tips for our A/C upkeep that'll help to maintain our system and hopefully make it last a bit longer. When that day comes that we eventually need a new system, I'll be sure to give Mr. Quik a call!

I would give this company zero stars if I could! We had a new HVAC system installed in September,…read morebut the whole insolation process took untill January. First off the sized our furnace too big for our home. They sold us a unit to cool and heat 3000sq feet, and our home is half that size. September was when I started ill with headaches and respiratory issues. I needed a lung biopsy. Biopsy showed no bacterial of fungal infection. Doctor said it was air contaminates causing my breathing problems. That was October. Christmas rolls around and I'm still ill. April we call someone to look at our water heater he informed me their is a gas leak in the basement coming from he HVAC system. I called Mister Quick immediately, Nick informed me that when the HVAC system was installed it was installed improperly. It was leaking gas in 4 different locations from the gas pipe to the furnace. He spent 3 hours repairing the installers mess ups. I immediately started feeling better. The facial swelling and headache went away. 9 days free from a gas leak in my home and I'm feeling much better. My husband said our home could have blown up and that's also what the gas company told me when I reported Mister Quick. I live in Brown County and from now on when we get anything new added to our home we are going with a local company that has our best interest in mind.