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"Davon from NextDay Inspect did a very thorough inspection of the home. The day of Davon explained what to expect during the inspection, providing us a verbal summary as he completed review of each section of the home. The report he completed was detailed reiterating the issues he came across noting the risk to the home and health. The report also linked to clear photos of the issues."

"We contacted Mark Londner with LBI Home & Building Inspection regarding our options for handling a gas fired water heater exhaust vent for an exterior renovation project. Mark was very knowledgeable about the “do’s and don’t’s” and thoroughly explained the different options to us. Mark is forthright and provides easy to understand explanations for the lay person. Without hesitation I recommend Mark for any home inspection needs."

"Throughly inspected home relatively priced"

"He is well prepared to walk you thru the home inspection. Very knowledgeable. He made good recommendations for homebuyers."

"Inspector was very detailed oriented. He explained everything. He inspected almost everything"

"Home Genius did an amazing job on our rood and I would recommend everyone to get an estimate and move forward. AJ and crew were very helpful and made this project easy to understand and did a great job. Blake is the man and I would highly recommend him as well for a thorough inspection. Job well done"

"Mohammed & I singed the contract to do the attic weatherization in my attic. The work included number of items: removal & disposal of existing insulation; removal of existing insulation on attic metal (not flexible) ductwork, sealing accessible duct connections, and wrap ductwork with new foil backed fiberglass insulation; sealing of top plates; installing attic tent (very helpful); installing non-combustible air tight cover over accessible lights and seal with fire rated foam; building approx. 100 sq. ft. storage platform; install stops (baffles) at the eave areas as needed between the rafter ends; blowing loose fill insulation to achieve a R49; conducting final blower door testing and combustion safety testing; finally submitting paperwork as necessary for eligible rebate from PEPCO. The total bill was approximately $6,500. With a rebate of $2,000 from PEPCO, my payment to Mohammed was approximately $4,500. The approximate sq.ft. of my attic space is 1,500. I was highly pleased with Mohammed's and his crew's work. Mohammed is extremely pleasant guy to work with; he showed up ASAP whenever I called him with a concern and addressed each problem. When my old wooden attic ladder kind of broke down because his crew climbing up & down on it, he inspected it and replaced it with a metal one without any cost to me. He did the work in October of 2016. Now, July 31, 2017, when I am exploring the possibility of replacing my roof, the roofer had some questions on the baffles. So I called Mohammed and he showed up within 20 minutes and cleared the doubts of the roofer. Do I need to say anything more about Mohammed's work? He is an exceptional and excellent service provider."

"Excellent experience, 1st class all the way, Extremely Professional and fast installation, Great communication, Took care to protect our home as well as neighbors, Took and shared photos during each step of installation, Protected shrubbery, Would recommend as I was very impressed with their work."

"I had a long list of projects and JW Home Improvement tackled them all--professionally with excellent results. Gary and James were terrific!"

"The crew arrived at 8:30am. They put tarps over my foundation flowerbeds. by 9:00am, old roofing materials were being dropped onto the tarps. Some fo the workers bundled the shingles and hand-carried to the roof edge, refuse-trailer was parked. The old shingles were dropped into the refuse-trailer. By 10:30am, the tarps were rolled up and taken to the refuse-trailer in wheelbarrows so as not damage my front lawn's septic field. by 11:00am, workers were inspecting my yard for stray roofing, picking them up by hand. A large flatbed truck arrived by 11:35am, loaded with my new roofing materials. After the materials were off-loaded, the workers set up ladders, and hand-carried everything to the roof. After that was completed, a small generator was set up for air nailers, and they began installation of my new roof. By 4:00pm, they began the final cleanup. Trash was picked up and put into the refuse-trailer. By 5:00pm, the work was done. A last-minute inspection got rid of some leftover trash. The man leaf-blowing debris, even cleaned out my gutter! And before they took down all of the ladders, they even put my disconnected downspout back together! At 5:09pm, the refuse-trailer was covered, re-connected to the truck that brought it, and driven away. The roofing crew left at 5:25pm, but not before I thanked them. I told them how much I appreciated their hard work, and appreciated them taking time to re-connect my gutter's downspout as they completed their inspection of my yard."