Radon pipe discharge
This pipe in the picture is a radon pipe that does not discharge correctly
Home Inspectors (the GOOD ones) should make $2000 per inspection
Unfortunately this $2000 fee will probably never happen due to the market and the "cheap" inspectors out there that will always bring down the good ones, so long story short NEVER hire the cheepiest inspector you will eventually pay for it
Ohio Flippers you must bring stuff to code on an old home
In Ohio, yes, but with some important nuance — if you do a full (100%) remodel, the work you touch must comply with the current Ohio Residential or Building Code, regardless of the home's age.
I have always wanted to be a home inspector
Dirty, Dusty Homes better chance for mold growth
Dust can make a home more mold-friendly if other conditions are right.
Home Inspection Return on Investment
Home inspections = biggest ROI in real estate.One of our clients spent $490 on an inspection… and uncovered $20,000 in repairs the seller paid for.That’s nearly a 4,000% return — and priceless peace of mind
Can you trust the words move in ready?
Heck NO, absolutely not 99% of the time
How to hire the right home inspector
Hiring the right home inspector is one of the most important steps in protecting your investment. Here's a simple guide to help you make the right choice:
Our Best Realtors never waive an inspection
We do a lot of inspections for our trusted Realtors and they NEVER waive an inspection, so why would you?
Good Eye Home Inspections celebrates 11 years in business
Good Eye Home Inspections is a trusted home inspection company known for being thorough, honest, and client-focused, in the Cincinnati, OH area. Here's an overview of what they offer, what they do, and how people feel about them based on public information
Common Molds in the home
The most common household molds are typically found in damp, humid, or water-damaged areas like bathrooms, basements, kitchens, and behind walls. Here are the top types you’re most likely to encounter:
Did not know there were 20 cats in the home
I love cats but.....

The very sad thing about home inspection reports most people do not read them they just move on and then they forget about that leaking sink or roof issue that happens after they move in and then they call us to complain when it was in the report the first time
Reading an entire home inspection report thoroughly is crucial, as every detail can impact your understanding of the property's condition. If you're concerned about missing or forgetting important points, here's how to approach it:
1. **Start with a Complete Read-Through**: Read the entire report from start to finish without skipping any sections. This will give you an overall understanding of the property's condition.
2. **Highlight Key Issues**: As you read, highlight or make notes of any significant issues, such as structural concerns, electrical problems, or water damage. Pay special attention to anything marked as "major" or "urgent."
3. **Cross-Check with the Summary**: Most home inspection reports have a summary that lists the most critical findings. Cross-reference the summary with the details in the main report to ensure you don't miss anything.
4. **Ask for Clarification**: If any part of the report is unclear, don't hesitate to ask the inspector for clarification. Understanding every detail is vital before making decisions based on the report.
5. **Consult with Professionals**: For issues that are beyond your expertise, consider consulting a contractor, electrician, plumber, or another relevant professional to get a better understanding of the potential costs and risks.
6. **Use a Checklist**: If you're worried about forgetting something, create a checklist of items to address or discuss further with your real estate agent, lawyer, or the inspector.
Would you like help going through the report or summarizing specific sections?
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