Went through the inspection with him he said the Furnace had a couple years on it. We were…read moresuffering from carbon monoxide poisoning symptoms when we found out there was a crack in the furnace wall inside. Furnace cleaners said it had been there for years. After two weeks of living here the office walls in the basement started falling down. Hitting some of us in the head. He looked at the floor above and the pipes. I asked if they are supposed to look like this he said yes, I asked if that was from a leak he said NO. He was wrong! I'm posting all the photos. Not only did the office celling fall but some of the bars put up to hold the ceilings were not even installed. This could have fallen and taken my child's eye out! That not all our underground basement wall started to bow. It is rotten from water damage on the other side. Something he said he checked for but missed. Our other weight barring wall is also bowing. I can't help but wonder what is brewing in there that this inspector has missed??? I bet you anything it's mold. Not to mention our bathroom was painted. There was mold under the paint that chipped off. He asked the homeowners is this whole bathroom new or is that paint? They said brand new you can check it. He said no need it looks new. Nope! It was all paint!

I called J Neff inspections & Consulting for a home inspection recently and they were FANTASTIC!…read moreThey got to the house about an hour early to begin the inspection, and by the time I got there they were nearly finished. When we got there we had A LOT of questions and John and his father were so patient with us and explained everything in a way that was easy to understand. They walked us through the house and showed us everything they had found so we could see for ourselves. The inspection report was sent to us first thing the next morning and was so thorough and had such clear pictures. They even drew on the pictures to point out exactly where the issues were! They mean it when they say they are a family business, John even had his young son along for the ride and was teaching him things along the way which was awesome to see. The home had many issues, and they offered to come back and check things over once the seller had made repairs. We are still waiting on the seller but if we need someone to have another look or need an inspection on another house there is no one else I would call. They were fantastic!!

Called at 4pm on a Sunday with a backed up sewer in the basement. Within 30 mins, they were in…read moretheir way. I'm so thankful for Shamrock! Some things can't wait until the next business day, and this was one of those times. Thanks for being available. Steve was the best!! Very personable, friendly, and knowledgeable. You guys rock!

I have never received a more ridiculous bid. This company gave me a bid for $20,000 for a job that…read morewas done by another company for less than half of that price with a warranty. Shamrock's bid required tearing up concrete inside my basement bathroom and outdoor concrete sidewalk. The bid did not include fixing these things back to where they were just for the record. Meaning they would tear out the wall, the toilet, the sink, the tile, and I was responsible for getting rid of all the debris and replacing everything and putting it all back together. They basically said in the bid that they are not responsible for just about anything that happens while they are there and did not even give a quote on the length of pipe to be replaced. Meaning they could tell me anything once they opened up the ground and said oh well that wasn't included. They basically said if we damage the grinder pit that they aren't responsible for that. If the digging they do compromises the structural integrity of my deck that they aren't responsible. If their equipment gets stuck in a pipe, I am responsible to pay for the removal and repair of that. They aren't responsible for any damage caused by weather so then they can just leave everything as is and not worry about trying to mitigate anything. This contract was the biggest joke I had ever seen. It did not include a diagram of where the new pipes would go, how much of the concrete would be removed, where the new pipe would go and on and on. With a huge price tag and many disclaimers that said the price could end up being signifcantly higher than the original bid. The company I did hire fixed the pipe, did not tear up any concrete, inside or out, did not disturb the soil around my deck piers, and were done in less than a day. I had another company inspect their work and the project passed inspection. This cost less than half of Shamrocks ridiculous bid and came with a warranty. Shamrock wanted to destroy so much of my property for absolutely no reason, well, the reason was to walk away with big dollars and leave me with a nightmare.