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    Sacramento Home Inspections

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    From scheduling to follow up, I am truly impressed with James knowledge and professionalism. I…read morehighly recommend going with James as your Sacramento home inspector. Outstanding services all around 5/5!

    I found James of Sacramento Home Inspections on Yelp; he turned out to be everything the reviews…read moresaid. We had him do an inspection on a brand new Lennar home. The Lennar agent seemed insulted that we wanted an inspection, but after reading about the problem of finding competent local workers, we thought it would be worthwhile. BTW our RE agent says they always act insulted. James' drone found some cracked tiles on the roof, which Lennar replaced. The most important thing was perhaps James' documentation of all the safety features of the home--like where the shut-offs were for the electrical and solar system and AC. He also recommended something I had never heard of, a FloodStop device that automatically shuts off the water to, say, a washing machine if a leak is detected. Our RE agent said if she had had one, it would have saved her being out of her home for 10 months while the water damage from HER leak was being fixed. We are going to put them in our residence and all our (4) rental homes. That recommendation alone paid for James' inspection. The report itself was very well organized; it will serve as a written guide for future residents of the house. The Lennar superintendent had given us a guided tour of all the features--sprinklers! Tesla battery! and more. But as with a doctor's visit, 80% is quickly forgotten. James' report, however, will be in a drawer in the kitchen as a guide in case of future problems. We have a lot of peace of mind that was easily worth the cost of the inspection--even for a brand-new home.

    Golden State Inspections - Example  of a minor problem that could get worse if it isn't fixed now. There are settlement cracks in the porch concrete floors. The cra

    Golden State Inspections

    (197 reviews)

    Our realtor set up our appointment with Craig and let us know he would be there for a multi hour…read moreappointment. Craig spent time meticulously inspecting our home, pool, and pest situation. He cleaned up any tools he was using as he went and answered any questions that came up as he did his work. At the end he gave us a brief overview of the main issues he found that we could expect to see on the inspection report. Craig's calm demeanor made a very stressful step of the home selling process just a little less stressful. We are so grateful for the thorough and pain free experience we had, trusting Golden State Inspections to take care of things for us.

    I hired Golden State Inspections to conduct a final walkthrough inspection on a new build (New Home…read moreCompany) in Elk Grove. The good: friendly staff who tries to work with you and the builder. The report was provided less than 24 hours after the inspection. The mid: when I called to ask about their availability and what they look for, I was told there would be a follow-up call addressing a question that couldn't be answered on the spot, but never received a call back. The bad: inspector (Joseph) mainly noted things that I had already identified before his walkthrough (blue taped). He did catch there there were 2 broken tiles that I was not able to see. When the builder went to fix it, they noticed 4 broken tiles. The ugly: when I moved in 4 days later, I noticed none of the hot water valves were turned on in the entire house. Made me think it wasn't tested... my theory was kinda confirmed when I installed by fridge 4 days later, turned on the fridge water line (which was hooked up to the kitchen sinks hot water valve), and had water dripping out of my ceiling within 5 minutes. I emailed Golden State Inspections to let them know that Joseph missed this and have not even received an acknowledgment to my email (I emailed them 5 days ago). I wasn't asking them to fix it or anything, but a simple acknowledgment would have been nice. Be warned. If you hire this company and get Joseph on a new construction inspection, it's may be a lazy report.

    My Legacy Plumbing - We specialize in many things such as tankless water heater consultations and installations

    My Legacy Plumbing

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    We ordered a tankless water heater for our new home in Vacaville and wanted to give local…read moreplumber/SMB a chance in these tough times. Long story short It was an absolute nightmare of an experience stay far far away. We called on a Wednesday and a man named Brandon answered, he was polite on the phone and said he could come by on Saturday at 9AM and install it for us in about 2-3 hours. Brandon arrived a little bit late at around 9:18AM which wasn't a big deal. He began installing it and started testing it out to see if it was working. He told us our water pressure was low and the pipes looked pretty corroded. We didn't have any issues with the water pressure previously and had our home inspected a year ago when we purchased it. He said he would need need to replace a section in the attic where the water heater ran up to because of corrosion. It took him about 4 hours and he billed us for $4200. Basically 4 hours of work on the water heater installation and repairing the corroded pipe. He told us it would take about an hour for the new water heater to have the hot water ready. We tried at an hour and it wasn't hot so we tried again 2 hours later and still nothing. So we called him and told him we didn't have hot water 2 hours after he left and he told us, "the regulator probably just needs to be adjusted or there may be an issue with the tank but if it's still not running by tomorrow then to call again and he would swing by first thing Monday morning because he was busy until then." So we were not trying to be left without hot water for 2 days. So we told him forget it and we'll call someone else who can come sooner. We got a plumber to come out Sunday morning to take a look at what was going on. The new plumber was here for over an hour and told us he couldn't figure out what was going on after testing the new water heater. He asked us if the hot water was working before and if Brandon had done any other work besides the installation. We told him about how he said a corroded pipe in the attic needed to be replaced so he went ahead and did that also. The plumber went up there to check it and noticed that the pipe that feeds cold water into the water heater and been soldered to the pipe that leaves the heater with hot water. So basically the Water heater wasn't getting any hot water and that's why we could only get cold water as you can see in the photo. The plumber couldn't believe that this had been done so he showed us the picture and said we may want to ask for our money back. Once we told him how much we paid he said he would've installed it for half the price... so not only did Brandon the Scumbag charge us double the normal price but he also had us pay him to break our plumbing. I'm just glad he was busy till Monday because I can only imagine he would've kept taking us to the cleaners. We left it as is and chalked it up as a learning lesson especially after the new plumber only charged us $80 to repair the pipes Brandon messed up. Hope you enjoyed our money you piece of crap!

    Later found out that My Legacy was basically being hacked. The man that we did business with stole…read morethe contractors license. Well at least misrepresented himself as the owner. He called himself Brandon. However since the, the true owner of the business and his sleuth office assistant found us, came to our home, and told us the whole story. In the meantime he is helping to resolve the issue with the city and cleaned up the area and it safe.

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