We sold a house and had this company as the buyer's inspector. They left four exterior doors…read morecompletely open or unlocked while we were at work, and left the back gate completely open as well. The inspection itself went well, the fact that our house with all of our stuff in it was left unsecured was unacceptable.

Unfortunately, I had a big problem with my inspection, and I cannot recommend this company to…read moreanyone. In short, the inspector could not fit through a crawlspace constriction that just beyond it had a bad water leak in a PEX pipe and mold. This damage was not hidden; it was readily visible while crawling through the area. The discovery was incidental, not even part of the planned work. While I'm fortunate the repairs were within my contractor's capability, the incident has caused considerable disruption, delaying our move-in indefinitely and incurring unexpected costs. I understand that not every issue can be found, especially with legitimate access limitations. However, when an inspector claims a space is inaccessible yet it's easily navigable by an average person, it points to a critical failure in the inspection process. I believe a more diligent inspection would have uncovered this problem, and as a result, I cannot recommend this company. The significant oversight has caused a lot of stress and financial burden. update: As I've lived in the home for a little while now, I have found more issues that were not documented in my inspection. While this company is dismissing my leak/mold concern as being in an area they were not able to inspect, there are other misses I wanted to update the review with: 1. Deck missing ALL handrail fasteners, like 150 of them! Deck was unsafe and should not have passed inspection in that state! 2. Fireplace refractory panels severely damaged and in need of replacement 3. Multiple gutter issues with incorrect pitch or missing flashing 4. Another deck that is missing additional reinforcing fasteners, including a bolt that was sheared. In this case, at least it's a simple fix but should have been caught in a visual inspection. 5. Roof line missing drip edge flashing. This could rot the roof in a few years, and I need to make an urgent repair. 6. Roof vents have degraded sealant on rubber boots. This should have been visible even from a ladder (not walking the roof). These were all apparent upon visual inspection and should be issues existing at time of inspection. While nothing on this list is a deal-breaker in and of itself, the cumulative list of issues I've spent the past months working through and discovering more of is tiring. I have missed out on many thousands in seller concessions in addition to my personal time trying to fix these problems myself, or hiring contractors when it's out of my league.

Was friendly , available for a last minute inspection and did a thorough job. I'd use his services…read moreagain.

Friendly and punctual. I appreciated his work; he went above and beyond by checking another…read moreproblem. I would recommend Emile and feel he did a good job.

Highlights: Emile's Communication, response time and comprehensiveness…read more This is the 3rd or 4th home inspection I've been involved with and this was by far the most systemic approach. I'll never be sure if the other folks looked at all these things, but the reporting software Emile uses makes his work shine. He spent a full day (it was a large property) and did a great job. His price was reasonable and comparable with other bids I got--I'm super happy with the overall value.

As a busy Real Estate Broker in Southern Oregon, I rely on great home inspectors... Scott Moore…read moreconstruction has been thorough, very experienced in the building code, & honest in dealing with clients, and always always reliable!

I have worked with Scott for more than ten years and he always delivers top quality service. He is…read morean experienced professional with both outstanding skills and great communication. His reports are as thorough as his inspections.

I bought my home in Dec. 2011 when I was young and needing a home for my baby with my then…read moreBoyfriend. We bought the house with no issue it was passed and the realtor even paid for the inspection cost! (That was our house welcoming present, pretty nice right?) well wrongo. I now live with my fiancé it's 2018, we notice all the walls are detaching from the ceiling and the floors in the central location. I call my ex and he says that he was told TO GO DOWN TO THE BASEMENT AND HAMMER IN SHIMS TO THE LOOSE PEIR POSTS THAT HE told him to DO!! 2019 we were told this house should have NEVER BEEN PASSED by inspection!!! Multiple contractors have come out and told us this by far has been the worst house they have seen! WHYYY?! Now it's going to be 40-70K TO FIX!!! Do not! Do not!

Horrible person. He missed a lot of things, dangerous issues that could have been severe and fatal…read more When I called him out he acted so immature and was so rude. Even our realtor said he had to stop using this person because he is so horrible. He really should have been sued for what he missed.

I was purchasing a new home in Medford and needed a reliable and thorough inspector to handle the…read moreinspection. I did my research and located WIN Home Inspection. Don King was a pleasure to talk to and explained his process in full. Don completed an awesome report and was available to answer any questions I had. The report had plenty of visual pictures and great explanations regarding each issue. Don, for an additional fee, will go back to the property to ensure the issues have been resolved.

Really great experience with Don King from WIN Home Inspection. Very thorough and honest. Very easy…read moreto work with and understand. I would recommend his service to anyone needing a home inspection.

I cannot recommend this home inspector, he missed numerous defects and problems that I am still…read moredealing with.

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