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    Pro-Tec Certified Home Inspections

    5.0 (5 reviews)
    Closed 9:00 am - 6:00 pm

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    LunsPro Home Inspections - LunsPro Home Inspections in the Jacksonville, Florida metropolitan area - Owners, Kristin Lunsford

    LunsPro Home Inspections

    (60 reviews)

    I hired this company at the recommendation of my realtor since I was new to the area I just went…read morewith who they suggested. 2 of my windows the springs were broken and the windows would not stay up and in the attic the dryer vent was not even attached and was squashed. He would have seen this had he have went up in the attic. They also stated my main shut off valve was in a location that was actually the hot water only valve. I gave them an extra star since the inspector did come back out and assisted to find the home shut off valve (which we never did and I hired a plumber to install - but this was all on my since it was after the sale) They did send someone out to fix the springs in the window after I noticed it. Unfortunately, my husband has to replace the dryer hose in attic. Also, save your money on the termite inspection. They listed any wood issues as "wood destroying organisms" and listed "wood rot" in this report and checked off the YES box. I did not need them to tell me the bottom of the wood trim on the garage door had rot, that should have been in the regular report. Save the money and the headache and hire a different company if you want the inspection to be done correct and list what you really need and do what they say they will do.

    Absolutely heaven sent! I had recently moved into a property that I suspected had mold and I called…read more1 million times to make sure that what they were quoting me was what I was able to have within budget. They were patient with me were able to squeeze me in first thing in the morning within 48 hours of me calling. They ended up getting one mold sample and two air quality samples along with a baseline sample they did outside. Altogether it came out to be about $225. The results came within two days and confirmed my suspicions. Either way I would highly recommend this company. Their professionalism and kindness really made me feel like they understood my worries.

    Residential Inspector of America

    Residential Inspector of America

    (5 reviews)

    Southside

    The inspector was incompetent. He told my buyer that my older home had all of the original cast…read moreiron piping in the foundation, which it did not. He ASSUMED it did, without even asking, simply by seeing a plumbing vent on the roof. (The plumber had simply tied the new PVC piping to the original vents.) He also told my buyer that pipe failure was imminent, based on the age of the home. His incompetence caused the buyer to back out of the contract.

    During a home inspection, the inspector broke a button on the microwave while testing appliances,…read moreand then listed it as a defect on the report. A defect their own inspector caused. The seller confirmed the button was not broken prior to the inspection, and yet RIA refused to accept any responsibility. Home inspection companies carry general liability insurance specifically for property damage caused during an inspection. This is a known, documented professional standard. RIA's response was not to acknowledge that or offer any path to resolution it was to pass me through person after person with no clear accountability, and ultimately deliver a flat "not our fault". This is not a complicated situation. An inspector damaged property while doing their job. It wasn't broken and then it was broken. The professional and ethical response is to make it right. RIA chose not to do that, and I would caution anyone considering them to think carefully before using them.

    Pro-Tec Certified Home Inspections - home_inspectors - Updated August 2026

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