Had an awesome experience with the HouseMaster team on a new build I recently purchased. Everything…read morewent extremely smoothly and the service was very reasonably priced. Scheduling the appointment was a breeze, making the payment was even easier, and the report was sent to me in a timely manner. My inspector, Josh, arrived on time and completed the inspection in the allotted time frame. He was very knowledgeable about all things related to the house and provided some very valuable insights on everything from the cabinets, to the HVAC system and the roofing. Since my place is a new build he paid particular attention to detail and marked any dings and marks around the place, some of which the builders hadn't even noticed. If I ever buy a place again or need another inspection done, going with HouseMaster would be a no-brainer!

Jim has been great to work with. I am the managing Broker of a real estate company in Denver and…read morecould not recommend him more. I know a lot about construction, but I learn something from Jim at all of our inspections. I have used him exclusively for s few years now and I love him and more importantly my clients love him. Thanks Jim

Mike did a thorough job with our new home inspection. We used him for our final inspection and…read morewished we would have used his services earlier during the build process. Mike was very thorough and provided detailed notes for us to bring back to our project manager and caught big issues and small issues in his inspection. No detail is left out of his inspections and he provides detailed notes and images so that home buyers can make decisions based on the feedback that he provides.

I have been practicing Real Estate Brokerage for over 18 years, and I must say Mike Meinert very…read moreknowledgeable, skillful, and professional throughout the course of my clients utilizing his services. He is worth every penny and recommend using him when making one of the BIGGEST purchases in your lifetime. EXTREMELY CREDITABLE.

Matt the inspector did a very thorough job and he took the time in the evening to go through the…read morereport in detail with us. He was very factual with his findings and the rationale behind them. This allowed us to make an informed decision on our potential new to us home. The scheduling team was also awesome and they helped pivot days/times of availability. Customer service and check ins by the team after the inspection were nice - shows the team/company cares.

Our first inspection by Scott's was excellent. Extremely detailed & in depth. That's why we came…read moreback. The most recent one was a different story. The inspector seemed to gloss over many things & tried to downplay issues without evidence. We were called prior & told our inspector would take only two hours to finish an inspection that normally takes longer -- I think he glossed over many things as a result. Specifics we found after moving in that a visual inspection should have caught: * An interior door on the second floor with visible crack/damage from being forced. The report says interior doors were tested. This one isn't noted anywhere. * Mouse droppings under the kitchen sink -- a cabinet he opened & photographed -- & elsewhere in the home. No mention in the report. We now have an active rodent problem we didn't know about at closing. * The front door handle sticks & fights you when unlocking. Entry door locks & latches are explicitly listed as inspected in his own report. On top of that, three window coverings fell off the wall the first time we pulled the cords. Technically outside inspection scope -- but it speaks to the overall condition of a house we were told had basically nothing wrong with it. The in-person review made it worse. We were told there was basically nothing wrong with the house, & our questions were treated as an inconvenience. He seemed annoyed, arrogant & unkind. When asked, he explicitly said he didn't see evidence of mice -- verbally & on the report -- leading me to believe he was lazy & sped through it. Not characteristics of a great inspector. His own report lists 59 maintenance items & 8 repair recommendations -- so the verbal summary & the written report told two different stories. When I hire an inspector, I'm more impressed by people who are nit picky than forgiving. This is a huge purchase so I prefer someone who's kind, willing to take the time to make sure he doesn't miss anything at all & looks out for us. There are less expensive inspectors out there who are less forgiving than Scott's was this time around. I pay for anal retentive. That was not my experience. Worst of all? I asked for a refund & they flat out refused. It's possible they could do the same for you. I don't think we'll use Scott's ever again. I wouldn't recommend them & ESPECIALLY not Todd Brualdi for inspection services. I'm disappointed in Scott's leadership. Once upon a time, (in my opinion) it felt like a well ran firm that cared about their clients. That's not my opinion, anymore.

Call2Inspect was outstanding from start to finish. Jason was my inspector and was incredibly…read moreknowledgeable. He seemed to know everything about everything related to the home. The entire process was organized, professional, and thorough, and I always felt like I was getting honest, expert guidance. What really sets this company apart is the quality of their reports. They were delivered quickly, easy to save as PDFs, visually polished, and simple to understand. The reports clearly outlined what was working well, what needed attention, and included photos and explanations that made everything easy to follow. As a someone making a first time home purchase, that level of detail and presentation has given me a lot of confidence!

Our inspector Mike came out to inspect our new house on a Saturday. He was very thorough and…read moreaddressed all of our concerns. This was a warranty inspection and we definitely got our money's worth of things that needed repair from the builder.

This is one of the inspection companies I recommend for my clients. Very professional, always on…read moretime and explains their findings thoroughly. Have offered to follow up if we had further questions

As the owner of Lion Heart Home Inspections, Chris is the inspector that I refer to my real estate…read moreclients as well as my own family members. I trust him 100% with the houses he inspects and with the results he provides. He comes from a family of construction, he is intelligent, very house-smart, experienced, thoughtful, and a great communicator! His online scheduling system is so totally convenient! It helps me to see when he is available, even at 11:00 at night when I am writing a contract! Having access to his schedule online helps me to put in reasonable contract inspection dates and deadlines. Love that online technology! I whole heartedly recommend LionHeart Home Inspections to other Realtors and individuals.

Buyers beware! He missed HUGE issues in our house and it was very detrimental and costly to us! We…read morewere moving to CO from out of state and used Paul (Lighthouse) for our inspection. We were counting on him to thoroughly inspect the home we were buying for any issue and we specifically shared with him that any previous leaks/water damage were a major concern for us. He missed an endless number of things in our house, but I'll just name a few major ones: There was a previous roof leak that caused actual mold in the attic. The mold remediation team said the moisture damage in the attic roof was quite apparent and there were also literal water spots on the interior ceiling at the time of inspection ....he missed it all! He also missed water damage around one of the interior windows in our family room. The entire window frame was warped and damaged and very visible...he completely missed it. The guest bathroom had a previous leak around the toilet, this was made clear by the staining around it on the floor, which he managed to miss in his initial inspection. We did call the toilet out because the damage was so apparent to us and so we asked him specifically to go back and look at it again. Upon his second inspection of that toilet, he did acknowledge there was water damage. How could a trained inspector miss such MAJOR and obvious issues?! I would never trust him with your home inspection. We have spent so much time worrying about the things he missed, not to mention how much it will cost to fix. He is not thorough and he will not take your concerns seriously and you will end up paying the price. Update: I read Paul's response and am sorry to see that he takes no ownership for his mistakes...one more reason not to use him. A few points of fact: 1) He claims he told our agent there was "previous moisture stains" in the attic, but yet what he sent to us in writing regarding his inspection of that portion of the attic was: "All other photos are from attics inspected today. Fiberglass Insulation averages about 10 to 12 inches thick. Attic appears to have appropriate attic ventilation. No major concerns were visible in these areas today.".....I'm supposed to believe he told my agent something different than what he told me directly in writing? I'm happy to share screenshots, Paul. He also doesn't explain how he missed the obvious water staining on the ceiling in the middle of the family room, which was how we ended up finding there was an issue. He missed it, we saw it, he is not thorough. 2) His excuse for missing the obvious water damage around the window was that he wrote in the report: "windows in the home may be original to the property and at or nearing the end of their useful life". Saying the windows may be original and may be near end of life is a heck of a lot different than saying a specific window has a specific issue that needs to be addressed. Paul missed an obvious issue with obvious damage, period. 3) We agree on this one, he did NOT note the obvious moisture damage around the toilet in our inspection and only went back and thoroughly inspected it based on our request. He admits that he then identified the damage. This is exactly what I said in my initial review. Once again, he missed it, we caught it, he is not thorough.

Paul was informative and meticulously inspected the house my wife and I are hoping to buy. He took…read morehis time and even invited me to walk the house with him and go over some of his concerns. He takes pride in what he does and I will recommend him to any one looking for a home inspection in the future.

Chad was able to schedule the inspection quickly, even though he had a busy week. We met at the…read moretownhouse, he told me what he was going to inspect and he made sure to show me the things I needed to see. I had an inspection deadline the next day, and Chad was able to deliver his report just a few hours after the inspection. Inspection report was impressively delivered via HTML with pdf download as well. During the inspection Chad was focused on doing the job right but was also happy to answer all the questions I had. Would recommend him for your inspection and would be happy to hire him again.

For your own protection, do not use Chad Chadwick at Seven Stars. His neglect cost us over $25,000…read more First, he neglected to see obvious water and paint damage on the wall 10 inches from a sump pump - where there had been a sump pump leak. He took 3 photos of this exact sump pump, but missed the water damage on the wall where he took the photos. This flood caused mold spreading 200 ft. Second, he missed visible mold larger than a golf ball growing behind the stairs. Third, he missed two gaping holes around 2 different external pipes on the exterior sidewall- one pipe he literally took a photo of but didnt notice that all the grouting was gone. This cost us $800 in damage because we had to flood the area to see if this was the source of mold (but the source was in fact the sump pump, with water damage on the wall, that he didnt notice.). The second gaping hole on the exterior pipe allowed a mice infestation - again, grout deterioration and a hole around a pipe that he missed. Last, he has taken zero accountability for any of this neglect, positioning it as "I'm sorry you were dissatisfied with our services." I didnt ask for the $25,000 - I asked only for a service refund and the $800 for the gaping hole. I felt it was a reasonable request and he offered only a refund and to sign a form that I wouldn't sue - because he clearly knew I had a case to sue him. I dont want to sue him, but I do want to protect you from going through the 3 months of agony (thinking we had a fundamental foundation problem) that I went through. For your own peace of mind, please choose someone else!