Good Eye

A 5-star rating across 708 Google reviews tells you that Good Eye has satisfied a lot of customers, but it doesn't tell you everything that matters. What it doesn't show is whether the inspector has the right incentives when recommending next steps. In Cincinnati, where homes built around 1951 are common and humidity averages 68% annually, mold can be a real concern. That's why it's worth asking whether your inspector also does remediation work - because someone who profits from finding problems has a reason to find them, even when they might not be serious.

Good Eye lists mold inspection as a service in Cincinnati, so before you call, understand what you're getting. A standalone inspection typically costs between $200 and $600 in this region. If Good Eye recommends remediation work, make sure they're not the ones doing it. Before signing anything, ask to verify their inspector's IICRC S520 certification and request proof of both general liability and pollution liability coverage - credentials that show they take the work seriously, even if Ohio doesn't require them by law.