Pillar to Post Home Inspection

They missed paint on the electrical bus bars on a resident's circuit breaker panel. Now the resident is out a couple of hundred dollars trying to correct safety related items on their home prior to closing.

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missed very noticable foundation problem, i am out thousands corporate or the inspector not returning phone calls. Got to get an attorney, unprofessional!!

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Went with Pillar to Post based on our realtor recommendation big mistake. Inspector missed some very obvious and expensive problems in our crawl space. Now, the inspector won't respond to our emails and calls or provide the supporting paperwork that we've requested. Since he's already been paid, he must feel that he doesn't need to give us the courtesy of a response.

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At the recommendation of my realtor I hired pillar to post to conduct my home inspection. I have been here less than a month and have: 1) Large water leak that has created a $1000 water bill 2) Sewer issues 3) Hot water issues 4) Broken tub supports 5) Electrical issues.

I would not recommend due to the absolute debacle my first home has become. If the inspection had been thorough I would not have purchased this home.

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I asked my real estate agent for a recommendation for a home inspector and she recommended Ryan Omara of Pillar to Post. We had a bad experience with the first house and had to have a second inspection on a house, right here we are out another 300 dollars. The second house we had an inspection on was only three years old at the time of buying, so we were not expecting much to be wrong. Well, inspection day comes around and we have a few problems. The first problem is that the inspector can't find the water meter to turn on the water to the house. So, the inspection, which I paid full price for, did not test the water on the house. Guess what happens when the water gets turned on? 3, count them, 3 freeze cracks that are on my dollar that should have been caught at the time of inspection. Not to mention the holes that had to be cut into the walls to get to the cracks, also fixed at my expense. Point number two is that the AC unit has a cut wire to it. I was told that since it is three years old, "It's probably ok." Again, I paid full price for this report and the ac unit was never checked. Again, problems, it turns out the moron cable company tried to screw a ground wire to the ac unit's refrigeration line, pinching the line and causing it to burst. This was easy to see, but wasn't caught. So I had a licensed ac technician fix that problem, then learned that the cut wire shorted out a circuit panel in the air handler. So, don't pay for services NOT rendered.

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