we are ext grateful for the help we received from Mack Property Inspections!…read more we thorough inspection and would highli recommend. , 5 stars review

Excellent service and inspection. The service guy was very experienced and thorough. He checked…read moreeverything! Identified some issues that showed some structural issues. We are very thankful and appreciative.

I Used Up Country Home Inspections On Two Different Brand New Home. The First Brand New Home David…read moreAnenberg Found Black Mold In The Attic And Water In The Crawl Space, Which Ended Our Interest In The New Home, Saving Us Several Thousand Dollar. David Also Did A Home Inspection On Another Home Which Had Major Electrical Problem, Structural Problems Which Would Have Cost In Excess Of $40,000. I Highly Recommend Up Country Home Inspections And David Anenberg For A Thorough Inspection And Review.

Used Richard for two inspections and was very vague and missed important things on the inspection…read more Called to resolve the issues and he wouldn't work with me for a solution. Don't recommend

No one there was wearing mask! And as far as the time, we DID PURCHASE $500.00 worth of…read moremerchandise from you! Thank you we will be taking our business elsewhere!!

5 STARS. Tim is the man to call if looking for a home inspector he is reliable and is just a kind…read moreperson. I would recomend Tim Williams to anyone looking for a home inspector. We called on Thursday he was there the next day.

Extremely thorough home inspectors who helped us assess our new home. From the first conversation…read moreto the finally report, the staff was courteous, professional and diligent. Thank your!

We used Apple Tree for a pre drywall inspection and a final inspection on our new build. Very…read morethorough and detailed inspection. We received a comprehensive report within 24 hours via email, which included 360 degree photographs, items that needed to be addressed, corrected, and/or repaired. Additionally, Travis included information that might be of concern to a buyer such as the location of the main water shut off valve (not where I thought it would be) and provided web links to articles about the operation and maintenance of a septic tank. I highly recommend Apple Tree for home inspection.

Shawn is incredibly thorough and his reports are well done in electronic format with pictures and…read morevideos to document all issues. He actually scuttled a purchase for me, and I thank him greatly.

This is the second time we have used Shawn and Becca for home inspection services. Always shows up…read moreearly, extremely accommodating, takes their time, extremely thorough, great prices, and fantastic all around people. Again, an excellent experience and would recommend them to anyone looking for an honest company with integrity.

Great to deal with. Very responsive to questions and…read morescheduling. Thorough inspection with great report.

I am a Realtor of 22 years in Massachusetts and am relocating to S.C. I hired Mike for my home…read moreinspection and was completely satisfied with his services. He was extremely professional, knowledgeable and thorough. I felt confident in moving forward with my home purchase after his inspection knowing he was the right guy for the job! I would use him again and highly recommend him. Ethel

This guy is a complete joke. He make claims that are nowhere near the truth and has a buyer…read morethinking a seller's house is about to fall down. He makes claims using words like possibly could be a leak, could lead to an unfavorable environment, or could lead to leaking. He is careless and left the connector cover off the washer and dryer hookup, took the screen off a window and left it inside the house, unscrewed the light bulb in one of the rooms and left it on the floor, then lifted up the blinds and the strings were gone when we returned home so that we could not let them back down. Stay away from him.

Beware. Inspection missed multiple obvious defects. Had 2 different inspectors check concerns I…read morefound, roof and structural issues. Both were shocked that Stuart did not find/notate them on our inspection report. Use at your own risk.

We used Pro-Tech to inspect our new home build several times throughout the process. They were…read morethorough and submitted detailed reports and suggestions for adjustments.

Highly recommend Pro-Tech Inspections for any of your real estate related inspections. My clients…read morehave chosen them many times based on their reputation and attention to detail. I appreciate their speed and accuracy, not to mention the itemized report with repair quotes.

AnnaKate is a savvy negotiator in a sweet-as-sugar package. I can't tell you what a joy it was to…read morework with her to buy my home. I met her at an open house and after a couple of calls we headed out to see properties. I was relocating to Anderson from Chicago and had loads of questions but never did I feel rushed or as if I was pestering her. She made herself very available and worked around my schedule. We were under contract 3x in total (a couple of tricky inspections) and while she didn't tell me what decisions to make, she insured I had all of the information to make the decision myself. AnnaKate also scheduled everything for me- home inspection, termite inspection, the works! I've never experienced that and it made the process so much easier as a working professional. If there was constructive feedback to give, I'd give it. But it's been a delight, from the open house to closing. I walked away with a beautiful home (that I purchased under what it appraised for btw) and a new friend!

Love AnnaKate! She is very Knowledgeable in real estate. She is a sweet and genuine person. She is…read morevery easy to work with. We had a great experience with her. Highly recommend her as a real estate agent. I feel like we made a friend as well with her.

We contracted to buy our house on March 5, 2015 while still living in Maryland, and continued…read moreliving there for four months as we prepared to move, which we did on July 25, 2015. Since we were not able to be present when the inspection was made, we relied on Diane Lange of Remax Professionals to arrange the inspection and she chose Ric Holmes of Dynamic Inspection Services who inspected it a week later, on March 12, 2015. Ms. Lange verbally informed us that he was experienced, insured and bonded, though we have no written record of that point. In the next two years the presence of wall cracks became a problem and patching repairs of them proved to be a temporary fix, as they reappeared within another year or two. Other indications of foundation problems also appeared, such as doors becoming out of plumb and a sense of the master bath floor having a downward slope as you enter it appeared. After five+ years we had a foundation repair company analyze the situation. They found that, in addition to an inadequate support structure under the master bathroom, of the six major girder rows in the entire house, the two under the middle of the house were sub-standard, not nearly adequate for long-term support given that they were not resting on the masonry pillars that had been installed for that purpose, albeit in the wrong positions. That should have been obvious to any building inspector, given that they served no purpose and had not been used. (See Attachment 4-A, photos #1 and #2). The girders that were supposed to be resting on those pillars were approximately two feet away and--instead of masonry pillars, cheap jacks were installed, standing on small concrete slabs sitting atop the ground (i.e. there were NO footings). Within the remaining Attachments 4 - A, B and C, numerous other illustrations of inadequate construction methods are documented, including placement of these jacks on concrete pads (i.e. nothing like the deep-set footings required by building codes in every state) were not only installed, but eventually approved by inept building inspectors during the construction phase in 2004-06. Still another example was how the girders were joined together with nails but additional support was not provided on both hanging ends. They should have been joined over a concrete pillar (photo #5) or supported on both ends with high quality jacks installed on footings. How all of that ever passed building code inspection is anyone's guess. When the home inspector we hired, Richard Holmes -- selected by the realtor as noted above -- made his inspection on March 12, 2015, he also failed to see any of it, despite including a photo of one of the girders involved with the jacks (which also shows the joined girder with inadequate support), then adding this: "There has been extra girders with bracing added to original floor framing - check with owner for their purpose." (See Attachment #2, pp. 4 and 5). We did ask about this and received the answer back through the two realtors that, "the owner asked for extra support." We didn't know what to think about all of this but, in framing it (erroneously, as we recently found out) as "extra girders" it seemed like a rather benign issue. But it was obviously not "benign" then or now. It was clearly a deceitful answer by the previous owners ("for extra support") to a question that begged for such an answer. The inspector (Richard Holmes) should have asserted that the supporting jacks, standing on simple concrete slabs placed on the ground were obviously not allowed in standard building design, anywhere. He has taken the position with me in a telephone conversation (Monday, June 28, 2021) that he's off the hook because he doesn't look for "code violations." (See Attachment 2, p. 3 for his contract specs.) One would think that these deficiencies went well beyond "code violations" and should be considered as major construction defects -- the kind that we paid him to find. He was very good at finding all sorts of inconsequential minor issues [going out of his way to list those, as if to prove how "thorough" he is, but blind to the single most critical construction issue upon which the entire house had been built. Another Point: I should also note that shortly after we bought the house I found that he had not looked at the gutters either, they were filled with debris, so my first job, before even moving in, was to clean gutters that had obviously not been cleaned since the house was built ten years ago! WARNING TO ALL: "Dynamic Inspections" means only that they will give you 50 pages of drivel, nicely presented with lots of color photos and recommendations like fixing small holes in "mortar joints on front steps." If you're looking for a meaningful and substantive house inspection report you should definitely look elsewhere.

From the owner: Don't hesitate to call Dynamic Inspection Services in Greenville, SC. We are committed to your…read moresatisfaction. Call us today.