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    Sedona Home Inspection

    5.0 (4 reviews)
    Open 9:00 am - 5:00 pm

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    Excellent service and extremely thorough inspection. I would highly recommend J.P. Lomeo.

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    3.9
    (9 reviews)

    We just had the inspection for the house we are buying in Sedona and really liked the…read moreprofessionalism of Brad, our inspector. He came with a mask which we appreciated very much given the current situation. After completing the inspection, He took the time to show us the location of areas of concern. Since we are not familiar with AZ code and building requirements, we had some questions which he answered and he gave us good recommendations. His report was very detailed and had good quality pictures for every area. We also appreciated the pre inspection text msg reminders as well as post inspection text message. Great job Brad !

    Here's our experience: 1.He convinced us, as the buyers, to…read morepay for his sewer inspection, but we later discovered that the property has a septic system and that the seller was legally responsible for having it inspected and certified, not the buyer. 2. After we had already agreed on the inspection fee, he requested additional payment, claiming that inspecting the crawlspace took longer than expected. 3. He then wanted to charge extra to inspect the hot tub, even though he had previously agreed to include it in the inspection price. As a result, we ended up paying more than $1,000 for the inspection. 4. The inspection report reflected a lack of expertise, with many items simply recommending "further investigation" rather than providing meaningful findings. 5. The fireplace produced very little flame during the inspection; however, he concluded that there was no issue based solely on the seller's agent's statement that it was functioning properly. When I questioned why the fireplace produced so little flame if there was nothing wrong with it, he stated that he did not have expertise in evaluating that issue. 6. He also had a very unprofessional attitude throughout the process. 7. Later, we hired another inspector for a different house and were provided with an inspection report that had been prepared by him for the seller. Our inspector identified two code violations that were not documented in his report. Lesson learned: Don't automatically use the inspector recommended by your real estate agent. Consider researching and selecting an independent inspector so you can make your own decision.

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    Vogel Home Inspection

    5.0
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    Mr. Vogel served us better than we could have hoped for…read more When we were bidding on a home in Sedona nobody knew what we were about to buy. The sellers' disclosure basically said they were heirs and didn't know anything about the property. We decided to have it inspected, and we found Vogel Home Inspection by a referral from our agent. The inspection was systematic and thorough. On a couple pages the report had a note about the type of breaker panel on the house, and a discussion of whether it should be replaced. On the one hand, there wasn't any regulation requiring its replacement, but on the other there were industry reports of its unreliability. No hint of this problem was known by the sellers. Our electrician alerted us that replacing the breaker panel would trigger an APS requirement to run new cable from the house to the nearest distribution transformer, which would also require underground trenching. We were able to get estimates for these projects, and discovered that they would raise the cost of the house materially. There were a number of lesser problems with the house, as could be expected due to its age. We took all the estimates into consideration when we negotiated the price. Had Mr. Vogel not inspected the house, we would have been surprised with costs beyond our imagination. Since we bought the house and fixed the breaker panel, we have met numerous people who agree we did the right thing. One insurance agent even told us some companies would not have insured the house with the old panel. We are very grateful that Mr. Vogel did not gloss over the electrical issue, and also that we could use the report as a checklist to make intelligent and efficient decisions on the maintenance of our new home.

    Sedona Home Inspection - home_inspectors - Updated August 2026

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