HomeGuard Incorporated

Cannot say enough great things about Home Guard. Used Home Guard for 15 years. What really impresses me is how much there Team members care. Take for instance Sherese Denta. What ever issue you have or comes up, such as scheduling she will go the extra 10 miles and she does it with such enthusiasm. Very rare.

HomeGuard did our home inspection and found fungus on the wood siding in our atrium. But this water damage is from more than 15 years ago where the previous to previous owner kept plants by the siding, so the source has damage has been long gone since. Since it was on the report and the repair estimate was about $200, I thought I’d get it fixed and remove the eyesore. When they came, they cut out a large section of siding and told me the fungus had reached the foundation/ mudsill, updating the inspection report to say it could affect the house’s structural integrity. They quoted about $2,000 for the repair but said since they’re a pest control company, I can call a different contractor to do the job. This left me with a huge open hole in the wall, and what felt like a small issue suddenly

Don’t even think about getting repairs done from them. After my experience with them I now doubt their inspection report as well if it was accurate. They have way too many people handling 1 project and no one knows anything. They “do” their job in an extremely sloppy manner and leave , then I had to call them to ask and they said that few other things like painting can chip away during repair so they want me to pay for it. You can see the level of sloppiness in their work of replacing the doors . How the damages that were done from their repairs is not their responsibility is beyond me, their audacity to ask me to pay for it is crazy! I HIGHLY DOUBT their accuracy of the inspection reports considering the sloppiness of their repair work. Highly encourage people to NOT TRUST their inspecti

If seller show you inspection report from this company do not trust the report. Either do the inspection by yourself or don’t buy that home. The seller put the report from this company in disclosures and they didn’t accept inspection contingency. After we went through the home we find out rat issue inside the house even though there were not mention any rodent activity in inspection. They are either very amateur or they are not honest.

I bought a house last year, and shortly after moving in, I began to notice signs of a serious problem with the exterior structure and infestation. Upon closer inspection, I discovered significant and widespread damage and infestation to the eaves and fascia boards,far more extensive than I could have anticipated. To better understand the situation, I hired a licensed professional to assess the damage. The expert was alarmed by what they found and confirmed that the issue had been developing over many years. The damage was severe and clearly visible, making it difficult to believe that it had been overlooked during the home inspection. Homeguard, the company that conducted the seller’s home inspection, failed to mention a single word about this issue in their report. This oversight was no