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    Curtis C Home Inspection Service - Curtis and Vinnie

    Curtis C Home Inspection Service

    (2 reviews)

    Curtis is beyond wonderful. He is thorough, thoughtful to client's needs, and knows his stuff…read more Can't recommend him highly enough!

    Curtis is absolutely incredible…read more To start with, the report that he delivered was exceptionally detailed and thorough, with annotated photos, hyperlinks to further information, a handy icon system to indicate the type and severity of repair or maintenance required, and very nicely detailed written descriptions of problem areas. The report was delivered the next day, which is amazing considering the level of detail included. I know some inspectors offer same-day reports, but I'd rather they take more time to do it right. After all, the report is informing a major financial decision and will be a useful reference for years to come. During the inspection, Curtis was kind, patient, and charming, and he really made us feel comfortable and confident that he was covering all the bases and giving us as thorough an inspection as possible. He was more than happy to explain what he was seeing and answer any and all questions that we thought of. Lastly, I should mention that Curtis teaches home inspection professionally, which certainly shines through in the way he works. He's a great teacher and really knows what he's doing. Oh, and his rate was extremely competitive with other quotes that we got for the inspection - and significantly less expensive than one of them. I really can't recommend Curtis enough. Give him a call - you won't be disappointed.

    Arch Home Inspections - Infrared Included with all inspections

    Arch Home Inspections

    (6 reviews)

    Peter helped with our inspection and went through everything in detail and complete thoroughness…read more Being first-time home buyers we have aplenty silly questions that he patiently answered and even helped us guide in the right direction in terms of next steps of fixing/updating items. Peter was also available on-call following the inspection for any follow up questions which was very helpful! I'd recommend Peter to my friends and vouch for his attention to detail and excellent customer service!

    I called Peter on a Sunday night when my realtor screwed me up and the conditions would be removed…read morenext Tuesday. Since it was a long weekend, Peter was fully booked and had his personal plans. He accommodated this urgent need and did a very detailed inspection on my place. I was involved in the entire process and he addressed my questions professionally by discussing the causes and solutions of all deficiencies. I received the inspection report on Monday night and Jas was very rounded with the information he provided. He even did me a favour to reviewing these strata documents for free just because my realtor did not do his job properly. I truly appreciate his professional conduct while being available for additional assistance. Peter has superior leadership, CSR, and communication skills. I have great confidence on his team mentored by such a brilliant and responsible leader. I feel so blessed that I have chosen Jesal Home Inspections who is responsible, reliable, punctuate, professional and pleasant with their clients. I would highly recommend Peter and his team to anyone who need a home inspection. Many thanks again Peter!

    Pillar To Post Home Inspectors

    Pillar To Post Home Inspectors

    (10 reviews)

    SCAM!! DO NOT USE FOR INSPECTIONS…read more You'd be better off saving your money and doing no inspection than throwing it away with these guys David/Matt did a pre purchase inspection on our home in Lynden, or at least they pretended to do an inspection and charged us for an inspection. 2 years later we are selling the same home and had an inspection done to find out a bathtub drain had never been plumbed since the house was built, the drain had a cap and no p trap coming off the tub. Gross negligence by David/Matt. A child would have caught this mistake but not David/Matt because they didn't go further than the entrance of the crawl space to take a picture for the report and to collect their fee.

    I chose Pillar to Post based on stellar reviews from a realtor. I paid for the premium service plus…read morea lead paint and mold test -- over $1100, which is pretty insane for the small 252 sq ft structure I was planning to purchase. Since I was not able to attend in person, I asked that the inspector FaceTime or call towards the end of the inspection so I could ask questions. Despite these requests, nobody called and I had several texts and calls trying to track down folks. I spoke with the inspector later that evening and was assured that other than some minor details, everything looked great and that he'd been doing this for 18 years and felt this was a solid place. We'd just need to wait 1-2 days for test results. I did receive a 360-degree view of the inside and outside with highlighted problems -- very helpful. The premium service also included generated floorplans that were not the best detail (as I learned later). The lead paint results were returned promptly and interpreted as exceeding federal limits. I read the actual numbers and that did not appear to be the case, and upon asking the employee who tested, he apologized for misreading the numbers and that there was not evidence of lead paint. That was quite a bit of unnecessary stress on my end for a while. Five days pass and I have to ask to the employee who ran the tests when I would get the mold test results. He apologized again, saying results were delayed due to the Labor Day holiday weekend -- and then sent me a report for another house in another city. When he finally got the correct report to me, I was shocked to see that there were elevated levels of almost every mold type tested, and in particular types of mold that could indicate water damage. At this point, it's past the inspection contingency deadline and now I'm scrambling. That was September 7. I read the report and it's dated September 1. I was blown away that someone had been sitting on this for so long, when I was under pressure to sign off of the inspection going well the week prior. The email said to ask anytime for assistance, but I start getting the runaround. I needed to know what this data means and how serious the issue was, but only got a "I'll forward your number to the lab and hopefully they'll call you soon" bit -- no, the clock is ticking. That's not OK. Thankfully, I still had the main inspector's cell. It wasn't until I texted him directly before I got an immediate callback. The inspector swore that he didn't smell anything and he has a good nose, and again that he had been doing this for 18 years, and mold is always an issue in the PNW. I pointed out that I received another house report in error, and had something to contrast with. Mold tests are based on the difference between mold present outside vs. inside. I would have loved to have had the test result of the other house compared to my own. There were strains of mold present that would not come in from the outdoors and could be indicators of water damage. This was serious. He apologized for his colleague's delays, but I still didn't have answers and was utterly frustrated. I then had to locate a mold inspector/remediation service who said that the air sample test Pillar to Post used is not enough to indicate the severity of the problem. I had to pay another $780 out of pocket to hire this service to do surface testing and fully measure the space. (The remediation service had to thoroughly measure the space to create a floorplan, which did not match Pillar to Post's measurements.) It took nearly a week to receive results, and that also confirmed mold, with a 12-16K estimate to remediate, which would involve removing all pieces of the floor and all pieces of the subwall to find and remove the source before cleaning the space. What concerned me more was the deeper issue of evidence of the property flooding "on one corner," but the results indicate there was more going on than meets the eye. And the mold inspector detected a musty scent in the home... Because of Pillar to Post's delays, denials, and incompetence, I was now well beyond the inspection contingency and today I had to walk away -- and lose my escrow and a wonderful location -- and really, most important, a home of my own. My first home, actually, in an insanely expensive housing market where it's very hard to find anything affordable. My friend joked that the $2000 escrow, $1100 Pillar to Post, and $780 mold inspection fees were the "stupid tax" and it's a "live-and-learn" experience... ...that I hope nobody else has to go through. The inspector was David, and the employee who ran the lead paint/mold tests was Aldo. Work with them if you want, but purchaser beware.

    Bellingham Mold - damagerestoration - Updated May 2026

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