Guardian Home Inspection

I used George for my home inspection. George has been in the inspection business for many years and it shows! He is very honest and knowledgeable when it comes to homes. I am so happy with my inspection report and how professional it was. He was able to complete my report on the spot and have it in my hand by the time I stepped foot out the door. I highly recommend Guardian Home Inspection :)

I too disagree with the post by Gail C. We have used George for the purchase of two houses (in 2005 and 2012) and could not be more pleased with the service that we received. Many of our friends have also used George to inspect their homes and were also pleased. He came highly recommended and we can see why. George inspected a home for us in 2005 and found problems that we were not willing to take on. Looking back, we are so thankful for his advice on that inspection and we backed out of that deal. We found another home and had him inspect that one also. Everything he told us that was wrong with the house was dead on and we purchased it based on his recommendation that it was a solid house. He recently inspected a house for us and was very thorough, taking the time to point out things and let us know how long mechanicals may last and what any other issues were present. We know about his prior construction experience and would trust him with an inspection well before anyone who has taken an inspector course and has never worked in the business. His experience is invaluable and highly reliable. On a personal level, George is a kind and caring individual who is a straight shooter. If Gail C. had a problem with her home, she should realize that no inspector has a crystal ball and they can only give you their best opinion, based on their education and experience, on how a home looks to them on the date of inspection. Maybe it was just time for your house to have a problem — blaming it on George doesn’t seem fair — as our realtor recently told us, every home has it’s dirty little secrets — and you never know when an issue might arise. Maybe the sellers had a problem with the house from the time of the inspection until you signed on the dotted line — ruining someone’s well earned reputation based on an assumption is so typical of the way people operate today — I guess if you can remain anonymous on the web and say anything you feel, without any blowback, it makes you feel better — but you are causing economic damage to a good man’s reputation and impacting his livelihood. Bottom line — if you want a thorough home inspection by an honest man who has a solid construction background and knows what he is looking at, hire George. He will tell you like it is and you won’t be sorry that you hired him. He has our highest recommendation and we will recommend him to all of our friends. Thank you George!

Hmm, These previous two posts are not my expereince at all.
George came recommended from my Realtor.
He was very throrough, took time to teach me things about the mechcanics of the house I was making an offer on and was very in depth using tools to look at gas fittings, CO2 and other potential problems. He found a few things and was very upfront about how much longer they would last and the approx cost that it would take to replace. I don’t know if George was the person who did the previous inspections but I found him to be pleasant and thoughtful, the inspection lasted 4:30 on a 1400 sq/​ft. home.
I guess your mileage may vary, but welcome to home ownership… Replacing things is the new hobby.

DO NOT GO TO THIS MAN
He inspected our home before we bought it. He actually made a point of telling us that the toilet was one of the best he had seen and should last along time…
Flashforward to the first day we move in. The first time, it was flushed it started leaking. The leak was so bad it was not repairable. So we had to put in a new bathroom. Bought everything, got a builder. Everything all set? Nope. After the builder ripped up the floor today. We found out it had to be bleached and was so bad they wanted to leave it for over 24 hours to dry.
Now, when you have a home inspection done, they are supposed to look for things like caulk around the toilet, right? You are overwhelmed with the buying process, and paying them to be your ears and eyes.
Now it’s two weeks before Christmas and I don’t have a john.
Also, $ 3,000 I didn’t want to spend now
Wow! The continuing saga… Besides having to replace the entire bathroom due to the leaking and mold issues… Pipes that were so blocked up we had to have it rodded to the street (cost us 1,700 on top of the 3,000 for replacing the bathroom) We NOW had to rod out a different part of the drains.
Really, when I called his office to talk to whoever answered the phone. I was told that the inspector was told he is too rough on the toilets that he may pull up on them too much. OK, then STOP doing it.
Do NOT go to this man!