Max Home Inspections

Terrible experience! Do not waste you money! They are not professional and do inspections half way. All those warranties are just marketing schemes! If there’s a single issue in your home when they inspect it they void that warranty. They do not walk you through your inspection that’s done in the online videos, they do not explain in detail your issues and concerns and they tell you one thing but will write another on the inspection report! After that it’s a headache to get them to fix it. Most importantly THEY DO NOT HONOR THEIR MONEY BACK GUARANTEE! If you’re not happy they simply say sorry sir/ma’am there’s nothing we can do, have a good day. Please people beware of this company, don’t fall victim like i did two days ago. Use your local inspectors because companies who need all this marketing and try to make themselves look all fancy like this one is a waste of time after you pay them your money.

The Inspector that came out to inspect the home that I bought missed so many things that it's crazy. I have been in my house for 3 months and they passed the house with only a few minor concerns. However, I had termites and the air condition was 20 years old and it died of course. The hot water didn't work so I had to replace the hot water heater and it still didn't work. I had a plumber come out and fix the problem. The plumber said there's no way this house should have passed inspection. He wasn't the only one that said this. The air conditioning company said that the air conditioner was a liability wasn't up to code. The house had no insulation. My FPL bill was $375.00 per month. There are more issues that I am having with this house after only 3 months. Buyer's Beware!!!!!!!

My original post was positive because of the service provided prior to the inspection. Once the report was written that is when the chaos began. The report was written by the manager was contradicting and confusing. The inspector told as at the time of the inspection there wasn't any mold but when the report was written it said traces of mold in the bathroom. The inspector told me the roof was newer than what was reported but it was documented that only a couple of years remaining. I made a several attempts to resolve the issue over the phone. I spoke with managers’ Elcides (similar to that) and Hal, I had to ask both of them to stop yelling at me and speak to me in a professional manner. When I spoke with Hal, he became so frustrated that told me he will have Kennys call me back and that never happened. Due to the report written inefficiently and misleading the mortgage company forced me to have a mold inspection that cost $300.00 and another general inspection due to the inadequate data reported on the roof. There was no mold in the home at all and the roof needed repairs. Max Home Inspections price was a lot more expensive than the other companies but the reviews online caused me to utilize them. In return we spent more money than expected. Once they obtain your business, they treat you like crap after the fact.

We had a great experience with Max. They were quick and detailed with their estimates and had so much availability. Our inspector Mitch Fleinglas was professional, experienced, and detailed. We received the report the same day and It was so comprehensive. For such an important time in our lives in buying our first home, I'm glad we trusted the team at Max. They also offer warranties on their inspection of the pipes, so that was a plus!

Amazing Service! Very affordable, prompt and professional....Kudos for Gabriel the inspector he was patient, detailed, knowledgeable and encouraged questions. I highly recommend this company 7 day service and same day reports!

Max Home Inspections was a HUGE disappointment and liability for me. The inspector completely missed that the main drain of my pool was broken, leaving me with a $1,500 issue that was too late to get a seller credit for. The owner of the company came to my house and admitted that the inspector did not do a proper pool inspection. After two months of me contacting the owner in an attempt to get him to take some responsibility for his inspector’s mistake, he finally agreed to give me $200 toward the $1500 problem. I agreed to that low offer because I just wanted it to be over. But after I refused to sign a release of liability for the entire home inspection, asking instead for a release specific to the pool, I never heard from the owner again. Which is shocking to me because I was more than reasonable with what I was willing to accept. So not only was Max Home Inspections negligent in its inspection, but the owner did nothing to remedy a very costly mistake that his company made. I understand that companies make mistakes - but to take no reasonable responsibility for their mistakes makes Max Home Inspections a company that doesn’t deserve anyone’s business.