Freedom Home Inspections

Description of Work: I have been in the home almost two months since purchase and inspection. Inspection was very thorough as I was here at the time. I also paid $100 for them to come back and make sure everything was repaired that I asked seller to fix. I am finding after hiring more experts that a major component on furnace was majorly cracked and clearly visible when face plate taken off front. Guest bath tub dial not working properly as water shuts off in both directions, at certain point, before you reach extremely cold or extremely hot and grinding noises are heard. And in between shut off points water temperature is not coming through properly. Bath tub stopper does not work properly as tub will not hold water when stopper in the activated position. When guest bath faucet is activated, each time, grinding noises are heard as well.

Description of Work: Home inspection

Description of Work: Home Inspection for a purchase of a home.

Description of Work: home inspection for property wanting to purchase

Description of Work: John Parker arrived to perform a buyers home inspection, water quality for well certification and termite inspection.

Description of Work: I Hired John Parker, A Pro Home Inspection to inspect a rural farm property, house that I am attempting to purchase. I explained to him that I was an out of state buyer and a intense and complete inspection was very important. John and his receptionist Lyn sounded friendly. I gave him a four day notice. He met the realitor at the property on time. He was to inspect a frame home built in the early 1900's, updated in the 1980's. 1700 sq ft, 3 bedroom/ 2 bath, with central a/c and heat. All electric. I was quoted $275.00, plus $200.00 for well and septic. I was also given a $50.00 discount for being a vetern. Price should of been $425.00. I told him that I do not need the septic inspected. I thought I should of saved at least $100.00. Later that day I was told the inspection was available on line. In order to see it, you had to pay up front. He charged me $400.00. I paid in full. Upon checking his inspection, he spotted water in the crawl under the house, guessing it to be 6-8". Because of this he did not enter the crawl. All the plumbing is located in that space. He could not tell me where the main water line came in, could not tell me what the plumbing looked like, where the discharge line was located. He never entered the crawl space. I did not have any appliances to check. So what did I pay $400.00 for? I attempted to contact him after, no contact or response. I feel that I was overcharged!