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    I highly recommend him for all inspection needs. Well verse with the job and does a comprehensive check of the home.

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    Certified Indoor Air - In Cameron Village

    Certified Indoor Air

    (10 reviews)

    Horrible experience. Not only was it extremely expensive, they never followed up and retested the…read moremain area that had mold even after payment. William dolch was good to work with, but his son David was horrendous. Extremely rude and abrasive both in person and on the phone. They scheduled an appointment without confirming the date that I was unable to attend, I called 3 days in advance to reschedule. The lady who answered the phone confirmed that it was rescheduled. David still came out on the previous day when I was at work and when I answered the phone and told him I rescheduled the appointment he started yelling and being very unprofessional when clearly there was a lack of communication within the company. When he did eventually come back out, he didn't bring the proper supplies to patch the wall that had previously tested positive for black mold. We asked for him to come back when it could be properly patched up because we didn't want to risk being exposed to black mold if it was still there. He got an attitude about it and said we would have to pay an additional fee for him to return. It's not our fault he came out and didn't have the proper supplies when he knew in advance which areas we wanted retested! Then they never walked through the test results. I would NEVER recommend this company to anyone.

    Over the past year I have used Certified Indoor Air on multiple occasions to inspect for mold and…read morepull general air samples at facility where I work. After the sample results came back Bill Dolch did an good job of explaining how to read and interpret the chart data and graphs. In the areas where actions needed to be taken, he was able suggest some companies that may be help with resolving any issue. David and Bill were both professional in conducting business and quick to response our needs. Excellent value for the cost. Mike W.

    Indoor Environmental Systems - Energy Efficient Attic

    Indoor Environmental Systems

    (1 review)

    If I could I would give this company 0 stars. They are not honest and totally misrepresent their…read morework in a highly unethical, illegal manner. They utilize fear mongering sales tactics to rope you in and charge astronomical prices for work that they do (in reality don't do). They are very good at this shady sales tactic. We contracted with Indoor Environmental Systems (IES) for several projects and ended paying almost $100,000 when all was said and done. Because of the issues we have experienced as detailed below, I am going to utilize an independent inspector to review all of the work that IES has done for us to make sure the rest is legit, safe and performed as contracts indicate. One of the projects was for 'Closed Crawl Space Repairs'. The scope of work detailed: Ground & foundation walls covered using insulation liner; Foam/foil (150mil) radiant barrier - Provides moisture, radon & temperature control. The main intent for these repairs was to eliminate (at the least reduce) radon. The IES salesman indicated that their process will 'most likely eliminate the radon completely' but that there was a small chance it would not and in that case we would need to contact a radon mitigation company. The completed work had zero impact on the radon levels, so I reached out to a radon mitigation company. They came and did their inspection and informed me the product used by IES is not safe for crawlspaces and does nothing to help with the control of radon. Not only is it highly flammable (they showed me by holding a lighter up to the material and it instantly combusted) but is also against building code ASTE E1745-11 CLASS A, B, C. I contacted IES with this information and was provided with a link to a general product page https://www.insulation4less.com/house-insulation-stop-cold-moisture-air-and-heat by the owner Stephen McLeoud. Nowhere on this page, or any of the specific product detail pages is there any mention of radon, let alone being able to control radon as the scope of work indicates. In a very poor attempt to further divert from being held responsible/liable, Mr. McLeoud also sent me this link: https://www.insulation4less.com/installing-insulation/how-to-insulate-a-crawl-space. He stated, "When reviewing the HOW TO INSULATE A CRAWL SPACE refer to Benefits of Prodex Total Insulation In Crawlspaces, find #7 which states radon resistant." This link talks about sealing the ceiling with the product that was used, however our ceiling wasn't sealed. And using Prodex Total Under Concrete for the floors, which wasn't used on our project and is specific for being used under concrete slabs. Therefore, the statement of being radon resistant is false. Important to note that I tried contacting insulation4less.com (sole distributor of the product used) multiple times over several days to get feedback from them. It went straight to some sketch voicemail every time and I have yet to receive any call back. I even tried to contact the product manufacturer and their phone number is disconnected, and their is no email address on the website. Crazy...

    From the owner: Indoor Environmental Systems, Inc. (IES) is a local family owned company. We are located in Cary,…read moreNorth Carolina and have been in business since 1992. Our building science services and products enhance your health, comfort, energy savings, and self-sufficiency. We see great value in making homes "greener": a "green home" is about "saving a buck, saving a tree, and saving humanity" by conserving energy, improving air quality, comfort, durability, and value in your home. It's a smart investment to make your home tight, ventilated, & insulated right!

    Pillar To Post Home Inspectors - Beal Team

    Pillar To Post Home Inspectors - Beal Team

    (9 reviews)

    Guilford Barnhill is the best! Hands down, he is professional, thorough, talented, and honest. I…read morewould not have my inspections done by anyone else. On the first home we made an offer on, he stopped the inspection mid-way and didn't charge us because he said we needed a structural engineer. There are plenty of people who would swindle you out of an extra few hundred dollars, but Guilford is great and very genuine. He has a wonderful personality and is fantastic to work with. If you need a home inspection, Guilford Barnhill is your guy!

    So I had Pillar to Post do my home inspection because my realtor suggested them. First I was told…read morenot to come to the inspection because of covid but after insisting I was told I could come. Throughout the inspection, the inspector and my realtor chit chatted. I got the report and there were only minor issues noted. Once I moved into the home things got crazy. The refrigerator was missing 2 shelves, 3 door shelves were broken, and I was missing shelves in the freezer. The dishwasher soap dispenser was broken. The dryer vent was so crimped it was basically blocked. The washing machine was full of mold - between the drums and the water pump was basically not connected. The upstairs thermostat did not work and upon further inspection the gas line to the furnace had been turned off. Once it was turned on the damper motors were found to be broken and the bypass for the dampers had been improperly installed. The dormer windows upstairs had been leaking and damaged a ceiling. So basically, almost every major appliance was a disaster and the roof needed repair. All of these items were not found on inspection. I would definitely not recommend Pillar to Post the Beal team as your inspectors because none of these issues were found. They found that a light bulb was burned out in the kitchen cupboard and that the pantry door was missing a latch. If you want a thorough inspection do NOT use them! I have been continuously have contractors in my home to do all of these repairs! BEWARE!

    Raleigh Residential Inspections - home_inspectors - Updated September 2026

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