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"I found elevated radon levels in my home and went on Angie’s list. I was contacted by Ryan in minutes. He quickly gave me a quote and set up an appointment. Ryan was professional and did the work quickly. He reviewed everything that was done both inside and outside of our home. He made sure all of our questions were answered prior to leaving. I would highly recommend West Michigan Radon removal. "

"They provided good, fast and efficient service."

"They were prompt, affordable, and very courteous. We were very pleased with the service provided."

"Very Bad experience with this company, will not hire in the future. Not satisfy with Service and Customer service. They refused to send me pictures to prove to me that my basement was sealed properly. (Scary) Now I will have to hire someone else to clean up white powder residue left in room with missing door near the treated area. They refused to return and clean up the mess, owner told me since they did not treat the room next to treated area, they will not return to clean up white powder residue. I even pay an extra $250.00 just to clean in advance. Moving forward I will not pay a company in advance for a Job."

"Very personable and easy to work with. I used them to help me with my house inspections. Would recommend this company to anyone needing a home inspection. I will use them again for other inspections in the future."

"Wonderful man, went above and beyond"

"Great people to work with!"

"Exactly what we wanted.Detailed description of all potential problems"

"The inspection was very thorough. I appreciated the time Phil took to explain everything to me as a first time homebuyer. I also appreciate him taking the time to answer our many questions."

"I am speaking from the seller’s perspective after having an inspection done on a house I was selling, and Patrick did the inspection. Thoroughness is definitely laudable. However, this inspector went to the point of questioning the color choices of the owner. Within his report he wrote “ Find out who picked the colors on the walls.”. If this had a negative affect on the value of the house, this might be reasonable. For example, if every room was painted black. However, it seems unprofessional and outside the scope of a home inspection to be making comments on the color palette of a home. Additionally, spot radon testing was done by this inspector. He even notes in his report that this is not what the EPA recommends to determine if mitigation is necessary. This puts both the buyer and seller in a difficult situation. The seller and now has a report that indicates that there could be a problem with radon and is forced to act on it. The buyer, additionally, either hast to spend , more money to have a proper radon survey done or has to request medication without good evidence. This inspectors time would be well served doing a EPA approved, radon evaluation on a house and keeping his interior design expertise to himself."