Had inspection while we were out of town. Showed up on time. Report filed in a timely manner, the…read morenext day. Toby was very easy to work with. Highly recommend

A duo of high-character professionals who made a thorough pass of our home and pointed out a few…read morepotential issues that we were previously unaware of. Very easy to work with and would highly recommend them to anyone looking for a quality home inspection at a great price!

We scheduled a new home inspection with Aspen Ridge, and they did an excellent job. Their report…read morewas comprehensive and professional. They added pictures of nearly everything they inspected, suggestions for maintenance, caught things you wouldn't expect, and were very prompt with their report. I recommend them to anyone looking for an excellent inspection service. I've already saved their info for any future inspection services I may need.

Matt the inspector did a very thorough job and he took the time in the evening to go through the…read morereport in detail with us. He was very factual with his findings and the rationale behind them. This allowed us to make an informed decision on our potential new to us home. The scheduling team was also awesome and they helped pivot days/times of availability. Customer service and check ins by the team after the inspection were nice - shows the team/company cares.

Our first inspection by Scott's was excellent. Extremely detailed & in depth. That's why we came…read moreback. The most recent one was a different story. The inspector seemed to gloss over many things & tried to downplay issues without evidence. We were called prior & told our inspector would take only two hours to finish an inspection that normally takes longer -- I think he glossed over many things as a result. Specifics we found after moving in that a visual inspection should have caught: * An interior door on the second floor with visible crack/damage from being forced. The report says interior doors were tested. This one isn't noted anywhere. * Mouse droppings under the kitchen sink -- a cabinet he opened & photographed -- & elsewhere in the home. No mention in the report. We now have an active rodent problem we didn't know about at closing. * The front door handle sticks & fights you when unlocking. Entry door locks & latches are explicitly listed as inspected in his own report. On top of that, three window coverings fell off the wall the first time we pulled the cords. Technically outside inspection scope -- but it speaks to the overall condition of a house we were told had basically nothing wrong with it. The in-person review made it worse. We were told there was basically nothing wrong with the house, & our questions were treated as an inconvenience. He seemed annoyed, arrogant & unkind. When asked, he explicitly said he didn't see evidence of mice -- verbally & on the report -- leading me to believe he was lazy & sped through it. Not characteristics of a great inspector. His own report lists 59 maintenance items & 8 repair recommendations -- so the verbal summary & the written report told two different stories. When I hire an inspector, I'm more impressed by people who are nit picky than forgiving. This is a huge purchase so I prefer someone who's kind, willing to take the time to make sure he doesn't miss anything at all & looks out for us. There are less expensive inspectors out there who are less forgiving than Scott's was this time around. I pay for anal retentive. That was not my experience. Worst of all? I asked for a refund & they flat out refused. It's possible they could do the same for you. I don't think we'll use Scott's ever again. I wouldn't recommend them & ESPECIALLY not Todd Brualdi for inspection services. I'm disappointed in Scott's leadership. Once upon a time, (in my opinion) it felt like a well ran firm that cared about their clients. That's not my opinion, anymore.

Michael was efficient, knowledgeable and a great communicator. After his inspection, I learned…read moreeverything I needed to know to make a decision about purchasing this house.

Anyone selling a home beware. We are selling a 40 year old home and was undercontract and the…read moreinspector was picky and uninformed about several items on a home of this age that it killed the deal. Inspector also interjected personal thoughts well beyond common sense evaulations. The pickiness and the overwhelming opinions that went beyond safety and code for the age of home overtook the report which made the decision making on the property difficult for the any buyer to decifier. If you are a seller - hope you keep your buyer after this company does the inspection. Good Luck Sellers.

They were honest, transparent with me which I really appreciate. I had some questions about lead…read moretesting and they were straight shooters with me. Definitely recommend them and will use their business in the future.

They did care about the situation, but company policy does not allow them to enter a leased/rented…read morehome unless there is owner permission. Now, it is completely legal for them to have done so in this state, so the issue is their own Company Policy. I repeat, it IS legal for a remediation company to enter a leased property without the property owner's permission. My lawyers gave me that information/advice

Very nice guy but I felt like he was an alarmist. He kept going on and on about how dangerous and…read morebad the mold is in the house. There was a little around some windows. We had the home tested, spend $900 testing to find out the mold was basically nothing. The report took forever to get back. He said it was because there was a lot of pictures. I get the report back and there is hardly any. Overall, I would not recommend them. I want an honest inspector, not an alarmist. Also we are on tight deadlines, I need reports asap.

We found Carmine Lombardo of A1 Home Inspections to be an alarmist; that is, he protected himself…read moreas an inspector by exaggerating actual conditions found. One-third of the 'observations' he reported as a poor/unsafe condition were satisfactory as they met code standards or were in good condition as per a follow-up opinion of civil, electrical and mechanical engineers. Normal foundation cracks (there were four 1/16th to 1/8th inch thick) in a 44-year-old home were called out as large and in need of structural evaluation. Two torn shingles were found -- a minor concern -- and he called for a roof certification. One gutter had less than a five-gallon bucket of debris (pine needles) in it and he called for evaluating and aligning gutters and downspouts. Convenience receptacles (outlets) on a timer were called out as not functioning. He misstated the age of the furnace and A/C unit. A newly replaced gas meter with an odor was noted in his report but he never alerted the homeowner of the hazardous condition. He called out a leak in the laundry that never leaked. His reporting method is alarming, and neither good for the homebuyer nor seller. What is his training? Is he certified?

Call2Inspect was outstanding from start to finish. Jason was my inspector and was incredibly…read moreknowledgeable. He seemed to know everything about everything related to the home. The entire process was organized, professional, and thorough, and I always felt like I was getting honest, expert guidance. What really sets this company apart is the quality of their reports. They were delivered quickly, easy to save as PDFs, visually polished, and simple to understand. The reports clearly outlined what was working well, what needed attention, and included photos and explanations that made everything easy to follow. As a someone making a first time home purchase, that level of detail and presentation has given me a lot of confidence!

Our inspector Mike came out to inspect our new house on a Saturday. He was very thorough and…read moreaddressed all of our concerns. This was a warranty inspection and we definitely got our money's worth of things that needed repair from the builder.

Wow wow wow, where do I start. Dan was amazing. I couldn't have asked for a better inspector. He…read moreresponded immediately, was very nice and informative over the phone, had full confidence in what he does, gave me options, and walked me through his processes. My families safety was his first priority. He inspected our home like it was his own. He touched, moved, tested, and explained everything throughout the process. He has every tool needed to do the job the right way. Gas detectors, pressure gages, moisture detectors, you name it. He came prepared to investigate every corner. He explained what things were, how they worked, and had patience for every question or concern I had. We came across some concerning issues that we were able to get the builder to take care of right away, with the safety of my family and the rest of the builders in mind. If it was not for Dan, we could have had some serious issues happen during the inspection or shortly after which could have seriously injured the workers/us or compromised the work that was already done. Dan's final report which had tons of pictures, comments, and suggestions was produced and visible a couple hours after the inspection. HUGE BONUS! Key takeaways: Do not settle for the cheapest company out there. You never know who you will get. Our home is new construction home and I would suggest everyone to get an inspection, whether it is new or old. I felt fully relieved after the inspection. Always get an inspection. Spend the extra funds for the peace of mind and to prevent potential long term issues that can cost thousands. Go with an inspector that has confidence, experience, and patience. Go with Dan!!!! He has all the answers you need and won't let you down!! Overall I could not be happier! We did the inspection, radon test, and sewer test. I will recommend Dan to everyone out there. He is the top dog, hands down Thanks Dan!!!

Dan was very professional and helpful. Answered all our questions regarding home inspection…read more Friendly and knowledgeable, Thank you.