Customer ReviewsforPillar to Post

Poor work product. The inspector missed extensive wood rot in the structure of an enclosed porch. They have denied any poor work product and have not been helpful. But had they actually inspected the crawl space like they said they did, they would have seen the wood rot that is now needing to be fixed.

I understand that Pillar To Post Home Inspector has the "clause" with your company that enables you all to not be liable for any mess ups on your part. "Pilar To Post Home Inspectors in not responsible for defects, deficiencies or damages not discovered during the home inspection due to the (homeowner's furniture and personal belongings) concealing the items." I already knew they were going to do absolutely nothing about the issue but I reached out anyway! It must be nice when your family own the company you can get away with telling a person a home is decent and nothing is wrong with the property even when it's not! However, what about issues that were neglected to be identified and went undetected during the inspection. Our home inspection was completed on 10/06/2021 by Michael C***** License# *****. And here it is 2/23/2022 not even six months into living in our new home and our basement is leaking and the inspector failed to find the issue inside our home or outside. I have had several people come out and say the inspector failed to do this and the inspector failed to do that, etc. ground around the house is soft and filled with water. I was told by one contractor that came out, he said that the inspector (Michael C*****) should have caught this issue! Even though the inspector was not able to see the sump pump due to boxes covering it he was aware of where it was and failed to mention that it is not in code with the state of Maryland in his report! The sump pump should not be within so many feet of the circuit breaker. The inspector failed to do a lot and should not be inspecting a thing. We are not experts when it comes to buying a home and the in's and out's of what is wrong/needs to be fixed up in a home. This is why we paid the inspector to inspect and do his job and inform us of these major issues that Michael C***** failed to identify. Would you want to purchase a home that leaks and has unidentified issues that you were not made aware of by the "ex