Excellent experience! From start to finish, Josh was professional, knowledgeable, and incredibly…read morethorough. He took the time to explain every detail in a way that was easy to understand, answered all of our questions, and made what could have been a stressful process feel smooth and straightforward. The inspection report was clear, detailed, and delivered quickly along with helpful photos and explanations that gave us a path forward. I highly recommend Very Good Home Inspections to anyone in need of a trustworthy, competent inspector. Exceptional service all around!

These guys are good. Joshua was very thorough in the inspection and provided a detailed report…read more Even my uncle who builds custom homes for a living said "this guy knows his stuff". Thanks for the help

After failing to book 2 other companies for a short-notice home inspection, I reached out to my…read moreagent and she recommended Home-Probe. I'm glad she did. I was able to get an inspection booked the day after I called. I showed up to witness the entire inspection. Louis was at the property a few minutes early, and said it would be a few hours before he's ready to discuss the results. I let him do his thing while I waited on the property. For a 2 story + basement, 2900 sqft house built in 1960's he spent 4 hours. In the last 30-60 minutes he took out his laptop to discuss the draft of the report, which was generated automatically from their software. Very cool. He explained all of the major points, answered what he could, and was overall knowledge and informative. I received the report later that night (about 10 hours after the visit). I have family who is a civil engineer and a commercial building inspector, and also have bought, sold, and built a few houses. I forwarded them the report to get their feedback. They said that it was the best report from a home inspector they've ever seen, and matches the quality of more-expensive commercial reports from engineers. The report keeps to the facts by being thorough but not crossing the line of pure opinion. It's common for home inspectors to have no prior experience in construction, and/or like to share opinions and OCD tendencies that overly freak out the buyer, causing undo stress for the buyer and seller. This was not that. Each problem indicated its severity, timeliness, and potential cost to resolve. My family member who reviewed the report said the costs were on-point. Overall, I'm more-than pleased with the report. Money well spent. Highly recommended.

I wasn't going to give a bad review but after reviewing the inspection report thoroughly, I really…read morecan't let this go. I paid for a home inspection with thermal imaging and specifically requested a walk-on roof inspection. The cost was approximately $574. The thermal imaging report has zero images of thermal scans of the house. Only one picture is in this section showing a digital thermometer sitting on a door frame. Not very helpful and not a picture taken by a thermal imaging camera. Despite this every page of the report has "WITH THERMAL" in the upper corner. I asked for a walk-on roof inspection three times. I explained the reason why during the initial quote, a second time before the actual inspection and then to the sales person after the time of the inspection. You need to look under the shingles for holes created during the siding process for the pump jack / scaffold nailers. After this, I received the inspection report with drone photos and the following verbiage: "Our inspection of the readily accessible roof system included a visual examination to determine damage or material deterioration. We walk on the roof only when is it safe to do so and is not likely to damage the roof materials. We look for evidence of roof system leaks and damage. We cannot predict when or if a roof might leak in the future." A DRONE CANNOT EASILY SPOT NAIL HOLES ON OR UNDER SHINGLES BUT A HUMAN CAN. THIS IS A COMMON PROBLEM WITH NEW CONSTRUCTION AND CAN COST THE HOMEOWNER A LOT OF MONEY IN REPAIRS WITHIN THE FIRST FEW YEARS. Yes, walking on a roof is dangerous and not enjoyable, but it is part of a home inspection. It may require special licensing and insurance but that is the responsibility of the inspection company and not the customer. If potential customers would like a flimsy report and a bunch of legal disclaimers to read, use these guys. If they want a home inspection done by a professional, go somewhere else.

Has a pre-purchase home inspection last week by LunsPro - I found the report to be detailed,…read morecomplete and very useful in negotiating with the seller. Highly recommend! Robert Kimbell was excellent.

How would you feel if after your home inspection provider was caught at missing something huge…read moreessentially told you that if it hadn't rained in GA in a while, there's no need to look at the existence gutters or the cloggedness of drains or the existence of a roof. That is essentially what happened here. The excuse provided. We disagree. The home's storm drains are a few feet from the front door....not looked at,not remarked at, totally forgotten in the inspection. And they just happened to be full to the brim. Very obvious if they were to be looked at. We found out at the first rain since closing. Chance to walk away from house: taken from us. Chance to make preparations to fix it before the first rain causes an emergency: not provided to us. Chance to ask for concessions: didn't get it. Literally the second biggest thing possible, missed. What are 150 pages of inconsequential, small issues when you miss something like this??? Scrambling to find a drain pro on the day of 1st big rain in a while...when everyone else is doing the same thing: great. Seeing our yard under water was great too. Having only one company even available to come by after calling close to 20,also great. Almost $3000 in emergency unclogging of storm drains,wonderful too. That's just the immediate cost. There's way more coming. And when you contact Lunspro for a chance to make this remotely fair they say: sign a release and we'll give you half your inspection fee back Consider my story before thinking they'll do a decent job with their eyes. If you get lucky, maybe. If you don't know any better, also maybe. This is the definition of a lackluster excuse for unprofessional conduct.

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.

They were on time and thorough even when our appliances showed up to our house late, they completed…read morethe job Prices were very reasonable

From the owner: We are Engineer Owners (Phil & Patrick). We, as well as our inspectors, are licensed/ certified and…read moreinsured. Noble Property Inspections offers comprehensive home and commercial inspection services, including HUD/FHA Engineering Evaluations and Engineer's Foundation Evaluations. We excel in inspecting single-family homes, condos, multifamily (duplex, triplex, quadplex) dwellings, and commercial properties. We can complete preliminary, pre-pour, pre-sheetrock, and new-build inspections. We specialize in WDI termite inspections (TDA), mold and air quality assessments, well & septic inspections, pool and spa inspections, blue-tape inspections, drone inspections, outbuilding inspections, lawn and irrigation checks, floor plan scans, and repair pricing estimates. We have a professional home inspection team - responsible and ethical!

Scott performed an inspection at my daughter's home and I asked for a typed report of the findings…read moreand to send it to my email. He stated that he could leave a written report the day. He asked if I could give him a few day's to send the email of the typed report or Icould pay a few to have the report next day. When I didn't receive the emailed report I called Mr. Scott to remind him, and that's when he informed me that his computer had crashed but he'll be sure to send as soon as he work things out with the computer. One week later on today, I called Mr. Scott asking for the report, he became very combative with me. When I responded to his disrespect he hung up the phone. He was being unreasonable, unprofessional, and not holding himself accountable. It wasn't till later that I found out that he had left his baseball cap in his car the displayed the Confederate flag, which pretty much summed it up as to how he was speaking to me. Mr. Scott please do better!

Scott Turner and crew were excellent to work with and very fair priced. He found hidden signs of…read moreunreported Mold / Moisture levels hiding behind walls and in the crawl space. I will be calling him for any future home inspection needs.