If I could give a minus 5 rating I would. Mr. Burden dI'd a home inspection on a home we were interested in purchasing. upon inspection, he informed us it had polybutylene plumbing. We opted not to purchase because of that issue. Fast forward a month or so, we found another home. At the request of our realtor, he inspected that one. He informed our realtor that there was no polybutylene piping in the home. We purchased the home. Guess what...$25,000 dollars later, the piping was replaced. The copper piping he indicated in his report was replacement repairs of the faulty polybutlene From prior leaks. I confronted him with this, he reminded me we had an inspection warranty which I pursued. I filed my claim successfully on November 7, 2025. I received an email from an attorney asking for more information in early December. I heard nothing from them since, it is now mid-February. This guy and his bogus warranty insurance company is a huge pile of hooey! Craig Burden is a phoney! read more

Such an amazing hardworking team! This company hands down is the most thorough and attentive inspection company I've seen. They've been known to catch gas leaks that went undetected from others and taking the extra time to make sure the home is in the right condition/safe for you and your family ! I'd trust them with any home inspection and look forward to using them in the future ! read more

Great service. Very thorough. This company saved me a lot of headache. They found a substantial issue underneath the house I was planning on purchasing. Had a hired a less thorough company I would have had a huge headache on my hands. Thank you for your thorough inspection! Highly recommended! read more

This inspector was hired by the people buying my house. He nearly caused the buyers to cancel the contract by making a mountain out of a mole hill. His report stated that a very costly improvement needed to be added to the house. He falsely exaggerated a small issue, when contacted for additional details, he was rude, arrogant, and not helpful. read more

As a realtor, my most important job is protecting my clients from potentially poor investments and/or from things that could negatively impact them after the sale. That said, I am so grateful for Presidential Inspections and all they have done to care for my clients as much as I do. Troy and Scott are incredibly thorough, examining things and areas that other inspectors shy away from. They take their time explaining issues to clients and always make themselves available for follow up questions and concerns. Knowledgeable, ethical and service-oriented, I highly recommend Presidential Inspections. read more

In my opinion Presidential Inspections (PI) did a poor job for us on inspecting our home. The report did point out some issues, and caught some problems that needed addressing, but there were some minor things not caught and one major thing not caught which brings my opinion of the job PI did down to 1 star. The major thing that they did not catch was a major leak in the ceiling of a bathroom. There was prior evidence of some sort of spill/splash, but nothing was noted on the inspection report. We detected it upon move in, but thought it was a spilled water bottle or similar. The next rain saw water dripping out of the overhead lights of the bathroom. We had PI come back to take a look and upon using their infrared sensor they detected water present in the ceiling of the bathroom. The roofer inspected the area and found that there was a large gap in the siding above the bathroom that you could see light through. This wasn't detected by PI and when asked about it their reply was that it was not detectable if it wasn't raining at the time of inspection. Moisture may not, but sunlight certainly is. Minor things not caught included loose door knobs, loose door stops, a missing insert to an in-ceiling can light above the kitchen sink, a microwave vent that was obviously loose and upon minimal inspection found to be held together with rubber bands and cut up beer cans, and gutters that, while noted they had "some debris", were actually clogged completely full. This was visible and obvious when looking at where the downspout connects to the gutter, and was also obvious with a simple tap of the downspout with a screwdriver or wrench where one could detect a clogged "thud" instead of a hollow "clang". I contacted PI about these things and the reply was that the house was older and they only look for major structural defects. In the 2 other homes I have bought/sold, it seemed every minor detail was caught. On the house I sold before moving into the one PI inspected (which was newer than this current one), I was even dinged for a loose outlet cover, which was barely loose at all when we tightened them all up. After seeing the inspection of my previous home, and how meticulous they were, I feel that PI did not live up to the same standards. PI did offer to come and inspect the water leak, but I was also told that he was very busy and didn't have much time to deal with this matter. I did miss one inspection time due to a work conflict, and I contacted him to apologize and reschedule, but never heard back. Overall, my opinion is that there are better home inspectors out there than PI and I would not recommend PI based on my experience. read more