I think this location may be closed now since I cannot find them on google maps. However my inspection was in November 2019. I have found two issues that were seen but not mentioned in the home inspection report. The one was improper drafting of the water heater. They did not mention melted plastic rings near the inlet and outlet valves, nor did they mention a lack of proper ventilation for the gas water heater. They also failed to notice a double tap in the electrical box. Neither of these things I changed since moving in. But I have since been informed that the bottom of my sealed water heater was scorched and posed a fire risk all these years. read more

We've been in our home about two and a half years now, and there have been innumerable issues. Let me say, before I continue - that I respect the things that a home inspector can and can't see. First - the positives. The inspector was on time and professional in person. He was kind. He found that we had a radon problem. Obviously though, years after using them, I am not happy. The things I don't blame them for at all: A drain on one of the bathtubs had a significant leak within two weeks of moving in. Obviously there's no way they could've really known that. Not their fault. Our hot water heater went bad within six months of moving in. No way they could've predicted that. There's other examples, but the bottom line of my review to start, is that I'm willing to respect (although I disagree with the value to an extent) what a home inspector sets out to do and what they can and can't "see". That being said, There have been several major issues that cropped up both immediately and with a short period of time of moving in that I believe should've been detected to some extent. For one, one of our side sections of roof is rotting and leaking. For years it has obviously been leaking down into our wall which had rotted wood and obvious evidence of water damage on visual inspection. There's bubbling and evidence of water damage in several locations . A simple visual inspection of the roof after settlement revealed cracked shingles with rotting underneath etc. etc. Underneath one of our decks - The old owners, we found shortly after moving in, had placed plywood, which was rotting already, against some crawlspaces to block them off a little bit from the outside world. A simple comment about this rotting wood would've led to more inspection underneath (plenty of holes in the wood to look through) - to see that some of the structural beams under the House were also rotting. In addition there was masonry work that needed to be done. The wood siding on one section of the house was rotting. No comment on it. There was no insulation in several sections of basement (literally open areas to the outside world). Obviously - if I wasn't a first time home buyer with no help - I would've navigated these things better and found them myself. Buyer beware. Always. read more

I hired them to inspect my home before i purchased it last summer and they totally missed a section of my house was missing any sort of ventilation and a soft spot which started leaking and long story short, i needed to put 8,000 dollars into my roof within 7 months of purchase. The home inspectors did nothing for me because "there's no warranty or guarantee on their inspections". Do yourself a favor and hire a team that at least backs their work. read more

The actual inspection seemed to go well and we were initially pleased. That being said, we've now been in our home for a few months and there have been at least three things that they should have caught. There was an electrical issue, a roofing issue, and a plumbing issue and they did not say anything about any of them. When I reached out to express my frustration, I was told it's not their job to find everything and that's part of the risk of buying a home. While I wouldn't expect perfection on small things it seems strange for them to miss all of this if they'd been thorough and knowledgeable. We put our faith into their expertise and it seems to have been a waste of money. read more

3 years ago we had this company do the inspection on our home before we purchased it. The walk through was great, and we thought everything was fine with the place. A year ago we found out our wiring is a big fire hazard, and that the majority of our three prong outlets are not even grounded. Now this month the pipes in our basement that we were told back then by the inspector that it was asbestos, but it was concealed correctly, and we wouldn't need to worry about it, was actually not contained correctly, and is a big health hazard. I looked at the report now and it says something completely different, and advises us to get it tested, and have it removed if necessary. According to your web site it says "pillar to post home inspectors provides reliable asbestos testing and piece of mind with our home inspections. You can depend on them to deliver accurate results in there printed report" now with that being said, why on earth wasn't it tested? I mean what did we pay you for? I am beyond upset about this situation. The fact that I am now being told that my family has been put at risk due to this company not being completely upfront about the situation. If you don't know how to inspect homes you shouldn't be in the business. Everything in the report that I am seeing know was written in a way that covers them completely, but what was told to us, and what was typed up are completely different. If you have used this company make sure you read the report fully, but if you want to save some time find a company that give a quality home inspection, and not excuses. read more

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Kyle and his team are extremely professional inspectors. As a real estate professional, I have recommended them many times and have been pleased with both the inspection and the professional report. They have been on time for the inspection and provide the report within 24 hours of the inspection. They are thorough and very willing to explain the findings to those at the inspection or on the phone afterwards. I will continue to use them as one of my top inspection companies, both for the pre-listing inspection and as a service to my buyers. read more

It had snowed recently so some of the outside inspections could not e comprehensive. However, there were thousands of dollars of issues missed. On the inspection was a picture of the front of the house where the fascia meets the paved walk. The caption stated that it needed some caulk or sealant because of a gap at the bottom that might let water through. What was not said was that in the basement, below that section, there had already been water leaking in. The insulation was wet, the steel lattice holding up the suspended ceiling was rusted and the entire part of the basement was filled with mouse feces above all of the ceiling. The roof in the shed leaked. The deck was nearly falling apart in places. The basement was overly damp...I could go on, but all you really need to know is that they pointed out minor issues but missed many major ones. This is not what is supposed to happen. read more