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    Southcoast Inspections

    5.0 (1 review)
    Closed • 8:00 am - 5:00 pm

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    BPG Property Inspections

    BPG Property Inspections

    (30 reviews)

    University City

    As a buyer, I used their inspection service thinking they would provide a thorough service which…read morewill complement the inspections that were done by sellers. It turned out to be not a thorough inspection and communication (Mark). He did not have time to walk us through his findings. Did not answer our questions to satisfaction - when asked if he inspected roof, he said he did not and assumed roof was covered under HOA (where as it was not for a detached home). He did not inspect windows. Threatening customer service with no empathy (Kiara from Claims). I tried to file the complaint, and she did not answer my 10+ phone calls (and 2 text messages from BPG team) for 5 days! When we finally connected, she threatened me to send my case to collection (when I had said I do not have issue with paying for the service, but I wanted her to hear what I wanted to say in feedback. Their 800 call team had told me not to pay until I talked to Kiara and she was upset why I did not pay!) I would not use their service again, neither would I recommend you to use it.

    This review is long overdue. We were very satisfied with he home inspection Brian Chatfield…read moreprovided today. Not only did he do an exceptional job inspecting every inch of the home we were going to purchase, he went to great lengths to present his findings in a very diplomatic manner. He likely saved us from investing in a property that had a lot of curb appeal, but needed an un-reasonable amount of work. For soon to be parents,looking for a home to start our family in Brian's inspection was invaluable. We will definitely have Brian inspect future properties we are considering, and cannot recommend him highly enough.

    The Real Estate Inspection Company

    The Real Estate Inspection Company

    (916 reviews)

    Matthew Fisher politely introduced himself and explained what he would be doing and will explain…read more everything very clearly which made it easier to understand. So thorough with all the inspection. He treated it like he would treat his own home inspection. Very professional and communicated all issues using cameras and drone . I value his passion for the work he does because it does show. Highly recommend Matthew Fisher. Thank you so much.

    Brian P came to do an inspection I paid for at a house we were buying. We had actually had things…read moretimed where our structural guy came out first and found some rather concerning details about the house's foundation. We asked Brian to look into it further. He initially brushed the concern off. Apparently a series of cracks and a gradient in a 5 year old house isn't concerning. (He would eventually make some general comment about the sloping second floor in his report, I'm sure to CYA.). What really made Brian unprofessional was his sharing of the summary and conclusions with the listing agent! Excuse me, I am the one paying, not the listing agent. Never in my 7 years of real estate experience have I seen someone I hire give information out for free...to a separate party no less! Needless to say, this was the one and only time I used this unprofessional company for home inspections. If you're in the OC area, check out Eagle Eye Inspections. They are much more professional AND thorough (drone footage at no additional cost, for example). And most importantly, Jeff at Eagle Eye will value YOUR money and YOUR privacy. As homebuyers, we are not running a charity for listing agents, am I right? Edit: You feign gratitude, yet your response reeks of snarky sarcasm and misinformation. I am disappointed; I gave Real Estate Inspection Company feedback in the hopes it would improve its employee training, and yet you prove my point that your company is inferior in quality to competitors like Eagle Eye Inspection. Very well, here is my update to the review: First, what are you talking about the seller is entitled to the report? The inspection company has no legal grounds to share anything from the report with the seller, since the buyer paid for it. Now we know your company improperly trains all its inspectors, since you do not understand California law around inspection reports. Second, your formal response to my feedback reflects the overall attitude from the inspector as well: dismissive, arrogant, reckless. It is becoming more apparent that simple SEO and branding are your business model, not listening to the voice of the customer--everyday Americans trying to get by. Finally, I sincerely hope you address this matter and improve employee training. Yes, you have thousands of reviews, but how many of those will be earned going forward as your quality continues to decline?

    Houz Inspector

    Houz Inspector

    (6 reviews)

    University City

    Spoke with Andrew and got great advice on home inspection. Next time I need a home inspection I'll…read moredefinitely go through Andrew because he's very knowledgeable.

    Relocated to San Diego, realtor referred mortgage banker and home inspector as it was a quick…read moreclose. I quickly realized CA does not require a home inspector license but require a license for home improvement/handyman that the majority does not have. Buyer beware, nothing is free. Bottom line, you don't need a home inspection to close. After an hour of research, I learned home inspectors are certified by non profit organizations with different requirements. Once certified, they are independent or part of a Franchise, i.e. Bob local Realtor vs Century 21, Sotheby's etc. franchise operated best practice methodologies. I chatted with WIN Home Inspection LaJolla and was impressed he answered the call on a Sunday 8pm where 5 others were voicemails, must be a game on, needless to say no return calls probably because Realtors refer their own inspectors. "Does that benefit the customer?" Time is of the essence to close so the inspector came out 7am the next morning as he squeezed me in before a 11am inspection in the area. Retiring as a IT guy, I was impress with the digital imaging, iPad and iPhone technology inspection as I was expecting pen and carbon paper the 3rd copy as my report. I hired the inspector not because of the 25 years WIN Home Inspection experience nor because it is franchise operated. I hired the inspectors knowledge as previous Home Improvement contractor in my home town Long Island, New York. What impressed a fellow New Yorker was when I asked about handyman work on the defected items, he turn them down and explained how I can do it myself as he agreed the majority of handyman and contractors are unlicensed and if they are they sub out to unlicensed unattended workers. He showed me is CA contractors license and said it is a Code of Ethics violation if I repair my own inspection, just like if a realtor refers a family member to do inspections or mortgages. 2 hours later after following him, he did not let me walk on my roof and in my attic with him as he said his E &O/1MM liability insurance will not allow. I was preparing his check and Tip, he said he can email me the report and offered me a $50 promotion he was running. Exceeded my expectation and made me proud to meet a fellow New Yorker, we tell it as it is no BS! I asked him the last question on the way out. Why do people do inspections if it is not required - he simply said even if this was a new house there may be defects as it's built by humans. Why do people get used cars inspected, it's as good as the mechanic inspecting.

    Southcoast Inspections - home_inspectors - Updated September 2026

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