Todd of TNT Inspections was hired in November of 2024 to oversee a dispute between myself and a…read morecontractor. We both agreed to have Todd do the inspection. What Todd found was roof issues, insulation board under the vinyl siding was not installed properly, the pan flashing around windows was incorrect, and some siding issues. The contractor followed none of Todd's directions. The contractor called Todd all the time like they were old pals. The contractor and I were to split costs so this ran up my bill quite a bit. Todd's revised statements on insulation board guidelines and pan flashing for windows caused incorrect sill trim. My house was exposed down to the insulation board for 50 days in extreme Michigan winter weather, Todd insisted it wasn't a problem. Greenguard Insulation board guidelines say it isn't to be exposed for more than 30 days. Todd said siding that was left all over the yard under snow and ice for 3 weeks was okay to be reused even though the contractors siding installers said the siding was bad. These were just some of the issues. For someone that was supposed to be objective and fair. Todd showed up without notice for the final 2 inspections. Todd caused me more issues than I had before and cost me a lot more money. And these issues continue. What makes this bad is that Todd does inspections and was a former city inspector at one time. How would you not know codes for roofing, windows, insulation board and vinyl siding? Overall this was a very bad experience. Do you still have your monthly meetings? Am I able to come to one if so?

TNT Inspection Services (Todd) was unloading his truck upon our arrival which was ahead of the 1 PM…read morestart time. The inspection was scheduled from 1 to 4, but due to Todd's thoroughness the inspection end at 4:35. As the inspection progressed and in the report there were items that Todd pointed out that needed immediate attention, others that could wait, and still other items that were in compliance and required no further attention. Out of the four home and business that I have had done TNT's inspection was the most thorough that I have had done. I would recommend and would call upon TNT again in the future!

Jamie was very kind and professional. His honest assessment…read moreof the damage to my home was crucial when dealing with the insurance company. I would definitely recommend his services!

From the owner: Wind, hail or tree damage? Want to know if your home has be affected by recent storms? Call the…read morecertified storm damage inspectors at Great Lakes Storm Damage Inspections, LLC. We'll give you our honest, professional opinion as to the extent of storm related damages to your property and we'll provide a report for you to give to your insurance company to start your claim process if needed. We also provide emergency tarping services to help keep you "in the dry". Give us a call today.

Bill Foster was absolutely wonderful. He did an inspection on two properties for us; the first one,…read morehe found major foundation issues and was very honest and thorough in his analysis. Thanks to his expertise, we were able to avoid a lot of trouble. Then, he did the inspection for the next house we went under contract on - another very thorough and detailed inspection (with much better results). His communication re: scheduling and coordinating was spot on, his reports were detailed, easy to read and quickly delivered, and he was professional and understanding. HIGHLY recommend Liberty Home Inspections.

Haven't had Bill inspect a house YET, but responsiveness and availability were great. Had some…read moreissues on the paperwork side so he never got the chance to inspect the house...but based on our conversations definitely will use Bill going forward! Fair pricing as well!

Marvin was great. Arrived on time and gave us a preview of what was going to be in his report. His…read morereport was very prompt and we had it within 12 hours of his inspection.

New home purchase. My whole house inspector was Marvin B. I specifically looked for an inspector…read morewho could do other tests, such as using a thermal camera and testing for radon. However, right before my inspection I found out these other services could not be provided. My home inspector provided great pictures and a lot of issues were in the report. However, my home inspector missed a lot of big concerns. The electrical was all messed up and needed rewiring (not too expensive to fix but this was a missed fire hazard). The new furnace was installed incorrectly and the furnace venting was too small ($5,000 bill). The electrical outlets weren't even grounded. How does a home inspector missed that?? It literally is just putting in a cheap testing device into the outlets to check them.

If you are buying real estate do not, under any circumstances, use KMI Building Inspections. We…read morehired KMI to inspect a home we were planning to purchase and the inspector failed to report an area of absent flashing underneath the deck. Per the Standards of Practice and Code of Ethics of ASHI (American Society of Home Inspectors) flashing should have been inspected. This omission led to significant water damage in the basement of our new home that we became responsible for fixing. I contacted KMI several times to remedy the situation and have been ignored. I was never offered a refund of the inspection fee nor restitution for the damage that was related to their error, which is highly unprofessional. Please learn from our experience and use a different home inspector.

I would not recommend this company to anyone and strongly advise others to look elsewhere for…read moreinspection services. As a first-time homebuyer, I was referred to this inspection company by my realtor and moved forward with them in good faith, feeling optimistic about the process. Initially, everything seemed to go well. However, that confidence quickly changed after I had a roofer come out to address the repairs noted in the inspection report. The roofer informed me that he would not perform repairs because he could not warranty the work due to the condition of the roof. More concerning, he determined that the roof was approximately 24 years old--not 11 years old as stated in the inspection report. This discrepancy was both shocking and frustrating. I relied on the inspector's assessment and believed I had several more years before needing a full replacement. Had I been given accurate information, I would have negotiated differently during the purchase process. There is a significant difference between planning for minor repairs and facing the immediate cost of a full roof replacement. Unfortunately, I was denied the opportunity to make an informed decision. When I contacted the company to discuss this issue, I spoke with the owner/manager and was told that I should have "hired a professional." This response was both dismissive and concerning. The purpose of hiring a home inspection company is to receive professional, reliable guidance. Buyers depend on these assessments when making major financial decisions. If I hired a professional roofer, electrician, plumber, etc, inspection companies would be out of a job. While there were other inaccuracies I discovered later, this issue alone has been the most costly and disappointing. Based on my experience, I cannot recommend this company.

If you are looking for a home inspector with knowledge and insight to point out the many various…read morefactors pertaining to the overall condition of a home prior to purchasing one, then Value Check should be one of the inspection companies that you contact! I always recommend that buyer's make the time to be at the home inspection, as this is one of the largest financial investments that most individuals will make whether it's your first home or your last one. Ron Walczak RE/MAX Grande