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He is a great inspector. Very thorough, explains everything clearly and easy to work with. Will definitely use again

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Pillar To Post Home Inspectors - Miles Steele

Pillar To Post Home Inspectors - Miles Steele

4.3
(6 reviews)

From start to finish an amazing experience! Miles and Peter inspected two homes for my husband and…read moreI. They are both wonderful people and on both properties were incredibly thorough. They both took the time to answer any and all of my questions. The reports are delivered quickly, are very detailed and include great quality pictures. They saved us an $8-10K headache!! So glad we used this company! I would recommend to anyone.

To say that trusting Pillar to Post was a massive mistake is an understatement. His report pointed…read moreout less than a handful of minor cosmetic issues and I bought my first home not realizing that this guy had no clue what he was doing and I was walking into a nightmare. Literally missed every single major problem, no matter how obvious the issue would have been to other inspectors. Even the simplest things- a water heater that his report said was from 2017, was actually 17 YEARS OLD and leaking. And it only gets worse...Right after I moved in, I realized that the flat roof was leaking--I looked really closely at some of the pictures he took for insignificant stuff like "a noisy fan" only to realize that sure enough there were small water stains on the ceiling that he completely ignored. He took a picture of a jamming door with an uneven gap between the frame and stated it "needed weather stripping. In actuality the entire 4 level house is sloping to the middle and the gap in the door is because of the structural issue. To make it even funner, the concrete column holding up the patio outside of the door was cracked and crumbling -completely missed it. Literally my patio that is 20ft off the ground is barely being held up by a few nails and crumbling concrete column. The icing on the cake? A HOLE IN THE FLOOR THE SIZE OF MY FIST from a patio door leak that travels though THREE LEVELS- he was completely clueless. Literally the subfloor is completely gone and I can stick my arm in and touch the ceiling of the level below. All that in addition to leaky windows, an entire missing glass panel that was missing on the living room patio, and a kitchen that is sinking into the sloping floor. Add in 4 levels of mold from all the water leaks and you get a house that can't even be sold for half of what I bought it for. The issue is not that he did not see the indicators of major issues like cracked walls, stuck doors, and ceilings-it's that he lacked the ability to recognize indicators of huge structural problems and the attention to detail was non-existent and this being my first inspection, I didn't realize just how terrible the inspection was until I moved in. His entire inspection could fit in 2 paragraphs. The inspection from a second inspector after I realized he missed things was over 150 pages long and he found ALL of the issues Pillar to Post missed. Pillar to Post uses exculpatory clauses in their agreements to absolve them from carelessness- so they could care less if the house falls to the ground or not. I have not had peace since I bough this house and have had so much difficulty coping with the fact that I have to either come up with hundreds of thousands of dollars to fix the house, or sell it to an investor at a hundreds of thousand dollar loss. Anyone can buy a Pillar to Post Franchise and call themselves an inspector so I strongly recommend avoiding this company at all costs.

Building Knowledge Inspection by Cingo

Building Knowledge Inspection by Cingo

4.3
(40 reviews)

I loved how easy scheduling an appointment was through their website. I looked through the reviews…read moreon here and based on who was available, I booked Emily with less than 48 hours notice. I got confirmation promptly. You do have to sign a liability waiver and pre-pay, but it's pretty straightforward what is and isn't included. Emily arrived promptly on time and wore a mask throughout the inspection as a COVID pre-caution. She is very thorough and professional. The inspection went quicker than expected, but she was very patient in answering my questions. She is extremely knowledgable about construction, codes, and quickly caught onto the areas where I needed her information to help us make decisions. I really appreciate the fact that I got the full report emailed via PDF in less than 24 hours. The report is easy to read, full of pictures and call-outs, has appropriate categories, and the level of detail addressed our concerns buying a well-loved home that has been around longer than me. Emily is responsive and I appreciate her emphasizing her availability to go over the report or our questions anytime. I would highly recommend Building Knowledge and would definitely seek-out Emily's availability if you are looking for inspections in the Atlanta Metropolitan Area.

Worst and least useful home inspection report that we've ever received. The first report consisted…read moreof a PDF attachment and a link a completely different PDF file. The PDF attachment listed two "concerns" involving smoke and carbon monoxide detectors but no other information--most importantly, no discussion positive or negative of any of the other parts of the home that were inspected. The linked attachment listed three other concerns and noted that the HVAC couldn't be tested because of the cold weather--again, no discussion of any other parts of the home. We followed up with the inspector, who indicated that there was an issue with the computer system that generated the reports. A day later (as the due diligence period is ticking), the inspector posted a longer report. The report was missing some of the items from the first report, so ANOTHER report was posted. However, the final report mostly added pictures with almost no extra text. This is the first home purchase where we have not been able to accompany the inspector, and we really regret it. The reports were not up to a professional standard, and I STRONGLY recommend looking elsewhere.

HomeTeam Inspection Service

HomeTeam Inspection Service

3.4
(5 reviews)

We were referred to HomeTeam by our realtor at Berkshire Hathaway in Peachtree City. Henry Williams…read moredid a very thorough inspection and was extremely detailed and clear with us about things that were cosmetic vs. structural, electrical, etc. He provided a fantastic report with pictures of all issues that was easy to navigate and reference during our due diligence period (for us it was really helpful to be able to share with our friends, parents, etc., as this was our first home.) The report was also helpful in our negotiations with the seller and we ended up being able to get some money off our closing costs to help with some repairs. Lastly, the receptionists that work for HomeTeam are great. Every time I called they picked up and were extremely knowledgeable and helpful. Highly recommend this company.

So I did ask the builder project manager ( Jerry)and all the realtors on site (Josh, Rhonda and…read moreSusan) and they said you never asked them about bringing others. After you left and I asked why they didn't allow it, I found out you didn't inquire. They would have made sure the "team" had insurance. When I called and scheduled your "team" no one told me I wouldn't have the "team". When you were late and couldn't find our address and your office called me for directions, I asked her if the whole "team" was lost? She didn't tell me that a "team" isn't coming. Also, both me and my husband, asked you, individually, why your experts weren't there. So we did question you. But when you told us our builders didn't allow it, we were shocked and found out later, you hadn't asked. Not sure calling would resolve anything. Just sharing my opinion. After reading the response below...I'll only say one more thing. I asked you where our team was. When my husband arrives, he did too. You told us our builders wouldn't allow it. That's not true. We asked afterwards. We were shocked to hear, you didn't ask them. Guess we can agree to disagree.

PowerWorks Inspections - home_inspectors - Updated July 2026

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