Home Inspection Charlotte and Home Inspector John get huge Amount of feedback
Feb 5, 2017
Home Inspection Charlotte Celebrates a Remarkable Amount of feedback From More Than Satisfied Customers
Charlotte, United States - February 5, 2017 /PressCable/ —
Home Inspection Charlotte Celebrates a Remarkable Amount of feedback From More Than Satisfied Customers
Picking a company to do a home inspection is serious business. In Charlotte, NC John Burns and Charlotte Home Inspections are doing everything possible to make the decision an easy one. Customers are certainly noticing, with the company recently expressing deep gratitude for the amount of very positive feedback they have received all of 2016 and continuing into 2017.
Experts agree, when buying a home one of the most important things is getting a thorough and reliable home inspection from a skilled, experienced professional. Without this, absolute nightmares can occur. In North Carolina, John Burns and Home Inspection Charlotte are answering the call for quality home inspections Charlotte combining deep experience, with high motivation, a dedication to customer service and very attractive price points. In recent news Charlotte Home Inspections celebrated the amount of passionate feedback they have been receiving at homeinspectioncharlottex.com, something that is very important to the company, who care deeply about their relationship with their community.
“We are devoted to delivering home inspections that our clients can count on and never rush through a job,” commented John Burns owner and chief home inspector at the company. “We understand buying a home is one of the biggest of life decisions and the person or family entering into such a commitment deserves an honest and complete look at the true condition of what they are considering buying.”
According to John Burns, some of the highlights of using their company for home inspection Charlotte include: they are available for home inspections dusk to dawn six days a week; the inspector is always on time – generally showing up 30 minutes before scheduled, showing respect to their client’s often busy lives; a full report is delivered the next day; prices are as competitive as possible, with most homes costing between $325 and $375 and a quote is always just a phone call away; full spectrum safety testing, Charlotte Home Inspections put customer’s safety first and check for carbon monoxide, damaged and leaky gas lines, make sure smoke detectors are working the way they should be, take a close look at all electrical components and much, much more.
If a client is ever dissatisfied with their home inspection, before they receive their report, they just need to say so and the inspection is free.
Feedback from customers has been positive across the board.“We are devoted to delivering home inspections that our clients can count on and never rush through a job,” commented John Burns owner and chief home inspector at the company. “We understand buying a home is one of the biggest of life decisions and the person or family entering into such a commitment deserves an honest and complete look at the true condition of what they are considering buying.”
According to John Burns, some of the highlights of using their company for home inspection Charlotte include: they are available for home inspections dusk to dawn six days a week; the inspector is always on time – generally showing up 30 minutes before scheduled, showing respect to their client’s often busy lives; a full report is delivered the next day; prices are as competitive as possible, with most homes costing between $325 and $375 and a quote is always just a phone call away; full spectrum safety testing, Charlotte Home Inspections put customer’s safety first and check for carbon monoxide, damaged and leaky gas lines, make sure smoke detectors are working the way they should be, take a close look at all electrical components and much, much more.
Kevin S., from Charlotte, recently said in a five star review, “I can’t say enough good things about John and Charlotte Home Inspections. I’ve used them twice… I’m an IT guy and know next to nothing about homes and neither does my wife. The first place we were going to buy John found a long list of issues and saved us from what would have been years of headaches. The second house we loved he found one minor issue, the owner fixed it and now we live their happily. Fully recommended.”
For more information be sure to visit goo.gl/OEyCFk
Contact Info:
Name: John Burns
Organization: Home Inspection Charlotte
Address: 2224 Clonmel Pl, Charlotte, North Carolina 28262, United States
Phone: +1-704-678-5393
For more information, please visit http://homeinspectioncharlottrx.com
Source: PressCable
Release ID: 167128
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