Landmark Home Inspections
49Trust ScoreBuilding a public recordout of 100
75 reviews
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Checklist Inspections
Trust Score
75out of 100
- Rated 5.0 from 1,377 reviews
How this score is worked out
Rating5.0 / 5
Review volume1,377
Independent sources1 independent public source
CredentialsNo credentials shown yet
How this score is made up
What customers say71 of 72.6
Independent checks4 of 4.8
Track record0 of 22.6
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- Ways to reach them4 of 4.8
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5.0out of 5
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"Home buyer stated that the inspection went good, the inspector explained every thing very well and answered each question he had. Inspector Ryan waited on them, was there early, and took them from the outside to the inside, was very professional and would give him a 5 star rating."
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Is Checklist Inspections a legitimate business?
Checklist Inspections has 1,377 independent public reviews, rated 5.0 out of 5. This is independent public evidence gathered from named public sources (no ads, no paid placement), not a guarantee of workmanship. If anything here is out of date, the business can request a correction.
What do customers say about Checklist Inspections?
Checklist Inspections has 1,377 public reviews, averaging 5.0 out of 5. The reviews section shows the aggregate rating, review volume, and review source information we hold.
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