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    Ken was professional, extremely detailed with his explanations of his service. j would highly recommend his service.

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    Indoor Air Testing and Asbestos Inspection Services - Water Testing Services including PFAS

    Indoor Air Testing and Asbestos Inspection Services

    (1 review)

    I found Kevin on a Google search. Even though he is basically on the other side of NJ, he was…read morewilling to come out and do a test of our air as we just got done with having our asbestos removed. He was easy to contact via email, quoted a reasonable price, and we were able to set an appointment the next day. He arrived on time and was very professional throughout. He explained how his test was even more thorough than the abatement's company's test, as his actually would specifically ID asbestos fibers (vs a general fiber test the other company did). You can tell he knows what he is talking about. The test took two hours and I was able to work while Kevin filled out paperwork in his car. He contacted me the next day with the test results, and also sent me a certificate from the lab and his summary showing the air was clean. Note that Kevin only does the air testing (not the removal) and I used him as a second opinion to ensure the air was clean as asbestos is nothing to mess with! I would definitely recommend his company to anyone wanting to test their environment post abatement.

    From the owner: J.K. Cooley Environmental Testing Services for home owners and home buyers. Test your home for…read moreasbestos, formaldehyde, mold, soot / fire residue and other indoor air quality concerns. We also offer water testing services including PFAS. You can also submit material samples to us and we will analyze them for asbestos or lead.

    Ken Inspect

    Ken Inspect

    (4 reviews)

    I regret for hiring Ken Einhorn for our home inspection. He was recommended by our realtor, which…read morewas possibly a red flag. However, as first-time home buyers navigating the hectic and fast-paced market, we relied on their advice and Mr. Einhorn's reviews were mostly positive. This is an account of issues that arose days after we moved into our home. The inspection occurred on 3/3/24, but we didn't move in until June 1. The home was completely unoccupied during the time in between, and none of the home's systems were in use. The following issues literally started days after we moved in, and they were all issues that should have been flagged during the home inspection. Inadequate inspection of our roof: The bedroom ceiling started to come down due to water entry points from a poorly patched area of the roof. Based on subsequent assessments, we learned that the materials to patch the roof were incorrect for the job and that a leak was eventual. Mr. Einhorn was unable to use his preferred method to inspect the roof, so it was only visual, and he missed this concern. Although some time elapsed between the inspection and the roof leak, a more comprehensive examination would likely have detected the inadequately repaired section of the roof. This discovery could have enabled us to negotiate repairs with the seller before finalizing the purchase. We had to completely redo the half of the roof where the patch was because other areas of concern were identified. Poor inspection of HVAC system ISSUE 1:We found that our AC system was completely non-functional due to there being no wired connections of both indoor and outdoor units, as well as the thermostats. Had he performed the required operational test on the system, this would have been discovered. Though ambient temperature and time of year can impact the ability to do certain tests, according to the standards and best practices of home inspection, there is quite a list of operational tests he could have performed to make sure the unit was actually functioning. He did nothing. ISSUE 2: GAS LEAK WAS IDENTIFIED--The same day we learned of the AC issue, the HVAC repairman also identified a gas leak due to substandard piping installation from the boiler. This is a serious safety hazard that literally put our lives risk, and it should have been identified during the home inspection. Our real estate attorney sent a formal letter of concern to Mr. Einhorn, but he dismissed our claims, citing the time-lapse between the inspection and our move-in date. We strongly contest this notion because the home was unoccupied during this time, and the issues we discovered emerged promptly upon our occupancy and use of the home's systems. This timing strongly suggests that these problems existed at the time of inspection and should have been identified by a thorough and competent inspection. These oversights have cost us over about $9000 in unexpected repairs and caused significant stress and inconvenience. All repair professionals who subsequently addressed these issues agreed that these were obvious problems that should have been identified during the inspection. Had these issues been identified, we could have negotiated repairs or credits with the seller before purchase. You don't know what you don't know. After reviewing industry guidelines and best practices (American Society of Home Inspectors and the International Association of Certified Home Inspectors), it became clear how significant this lapse in service was. While the financial burden of repairs is significant, the most alarming aspect is that this substandard service resulted in a potentially life-threatening situation.

    Ken did both our pre-inspection as well as final inspection for our new home in Dunellen and he…read morereally helped us feel confident in buying our first home. He does an incredibly thorough job and you can tell he really cares about protecting you as his client and wants you to get the most out of your new purchase. I highly recommend Ken's inspection services, he puts together his reports very fast and is very knowledgeable about what he does!

    Pillar To Post Home Inspectors - Dave Moore

    Pillar To Post Home Inspectors - Dave Moore

    (5 reviews)

    All the major issues that Mr Dave Moore missed on our home inspection in May。we paid around $995…read morefor the inspection that he only found things that I can even pick out as a first time home buyer. He missed 1. Asbestos tiles. 2 mold on closet ceiling caused by leaking pipe and the pipe is still leaking. 3, possible asbestos siding that he didn't mention about having it tested. After closed the house we keep discovering new problems one after another. Don't recommend this company

    Avoid at all costs. SUPER BAD inspection quality. PERIOD !!!…read more Really poor inspection job that is now going to cost me thousands to repair. 1. Missed obvious signs of roof leakage, conformed by professional roofer. 2. Missed spotting missing shingles on roof. Inspector never went up on roof and performed visual inspection from ground using binoculars 3. Missed signs of water leakage from roof in attic, even though he inspected attic. 4. Missed spotting mildew under the kitchen sink 5. Missed spotting mildew on master bathroom window. 6. Missed a leak under kitchen sink. 7. Missed minor gas leakage on furnace in basement .. I detected it the day I moved in. 8. Mistook cinder block ventilation weep holes in basement for termite protection bores, sending me on a wild goose hunt with seller. When approached owner, rather than owning up to a botched inspection, he kept threatening me that legally the inspection agreement does not hold him accountable for inspection issues. Confrontational attitude, and putting a spin on the issue e.g.- for example, he tried to tell me the roof leak is due to a crack in the vent boots that was identified in the report. The roof leak and the vents are on two totally different planes of the roof, and ignoring the fact about visible water marks. Penny wise pound foolish ... is all I can say. You pay $550 for inspection to catch the stuff that could cost you thousands. Their inspectors are good at identifying the obvious and petty stuff ... bulb not working, flush not draining water properly, etc. As other reviewer said ... owner is RUDE and and a BULLY. Save yourself the aggravation and get quality inspectors. Your home is the most important and expensive purchase you will make. Having quality home inspectors is important to securing your investment. Avoid bulk franchisee operations like Pillar-2-Post and go with some real local pros. Contrary to the response the owner is bound to provide to my, do not believe his spin.

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    Terrapin Inspection

    (29 reviews)

    Shane is knowledgeable, friendly, and took the time to answer all of our questions. He provided his…read morereport when he said he would and returned our calls in a timely manner. We were able to use his detailed report to guide our negotiation with the seller which made the transaction easier to complete. His use of the thermal imaging was worth the price paid as it helped us discover and negotiate a resolve for an issue the seller wasn't even aware of! I would use Shane again and recommend him to anyone looking to buy a home in New Jersey.

    I don't have enough good things to say about Shane! Our realtor recommended him. First off you…read moremight notice if you speak to them at the office or read up on the company that Shane is the only inspector, this is not a corporate business - this means savings! Shane beat the prices of the two other inspectors I requested quotes from and I was even able to get the infrared imaging to check the walls for moisture and whatnot. The inspection itself was super thorough, the inspection report was also very detailed and you can see a sample report on his website of what you will be getting from him. You can even create a list of items using the website the report is on and it is very easy to do, which you can send to the seller to request to be fixed before you agree on the price. We ended up saving a lot of time and money by sending this list over to the seller. Shane really looked into every crevice of the home, and by walking around with him he gave us some very good advice about what will cost a lot to fix and should be done professionally, and what we could probably do ourselves very cheaply. He also gave us some information in general that would be nice to know about your new home, such as pointing out where the electrical panels and water shutoff valves are. We even got a little book at the end about being a home-owner and things you should know when you own a home. We had actually been able to view two inspection reports on the same home from previous buyers that fell through, and Shane's inspection report caught a lot more things than the other two reports. If for some reason we ever need an inspector in the future we know we will call Shane first.

    Bay Hill Environmental - Bay Hill Environmental & Lead Paint Inspectors

    Bay Hill Environmental

    (10 reviews)

    So happy I called Bay Hill Environmental! We recently moved into a house that was built in 1959…read more After spending 2 days sanding a room prepping to paint, we realized there was a chance the house had lead paint in it after incorrectly assuming our home inspection checked for this. Spoiler alert - it does not. In a panic we did one of those color changing home tests and it gave us a positive result for lead. Oh and I'm pregnant so I was in an absolute panic after this. When I called Bay Hill Environmental they answered right away and everyone I spoke with was so nice, knowledgeable, and accommodating. I explained the situation and how hysterical I was being pregnant and they sent an inspector out as soon as possible. Bill, our inspector was great, he was understanding, reassuring, professional, and extremely thorough! After about an hour we were beyond happy to learn that our home is certified lead free! This peace of mind was well worth the cost and I would strongly recommend this company to anyone! TLDR - Learn from my mistake and get your home inspected for lead if it was built before 1978 - it is not part of a standard home inspection and definitely use Bay Hill Environmental to get the job done!

    I spoke with a local building department about getting a CO for one of my rental units. The…read morebuilding department told me that I needed a lead inspection certificate to receive the CO, so I contacted Ryan of Bay Hill Environment to schedule an appointment. Because I received the DCA Certificate approved 6 months prior, he provided me with the DCA rules, regulations, and paperwork to show the local building department that my property was exempt. Because of Ryan's assistance, I saved over $1000.00. He was awesome, and I will definitely use this company during future lead inspections.

    Ken Inspect - home_inspectors - Updated May 2026

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