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    Bateman Home Inspections

    (10 reviews)

    Neil was my inspector and to be honest I thought it was going to be a very cut and dry inspection…read more It was far from it. The customer service this gentleman provided was EXCELLENT! On top of this he provided me with some "nerd" knowledge of how parts of the house should function as well as historical facts of how the house was wired. I absolutely enjoyed his tour through the potential purchase looking forward to each corner we came across. Each time something new was seen he would provide his expert knowledge of what it should be or he would get excited that the condition was so great. It was an absolute pleasure! Anyone looking to buy a home and receive a detailed level of inspection, as well as an awesome experience of learning about a home, I would 100% recommend Bateman Home Inspections! If this house doesn't go through, which I would be very sad if it did, we will definitely be using their services for the next!

    Very thorough and professional inspection. They offer the free option of having an actual roofer…read morecome as part of the inspection. I'm taking off a star for that because while I appreciate the service and the knowledge that comes with that, I wasn't impressed with the actual roofer or his input. But overall, the inspector looked at the things I pointed out or had questions on, and he pointed things out while I was there. They are busy, at least right now (September 2026). Was about two weeks from when I called to when they could get out. Just be aware if you need something sooner. I would still call to check availability.

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    J F & Associates Inspection

    (3 reviews)

    Great company to work with from start to finish. Scheduling was simple and communication was…read moreexcellent. Their reports are clear and very detailed. I highly recommend their services!

    I was a 1st time homebuyer and chose JF for my inspection. It was an older home so I was concerned…read moreon future expenses in which I depended on this inspection. I called several different contractors (electrician, landscapers, carpenter) out for bids based off of the home's needs after inspection. I was able to factor in the costs when I made an offer. However, two things were missed that have costed over $20k (insurance included) within the 2.5 years I've lived here. The first was a rusted bolt on a toilet that leaked and caused a ceiling cave within 3 months of move in. The second was foundational cracks. In my report he states the foundation is stable and recommended a drainage system but not required. The house is about 80 years old. I was told that for the age of the home, this was normal. After I moved in and spoke with neighbors, their basements were fine. I didn't even need a bid from an expert because of how little of a deal it was per him. I have recently spoken and sent original photos to the top reviewed Home inspectors in Lynchburg and they all said that their opinion was to get a professional out and definitely signs of wall failure before I bought the house. When speaking with the owner, he sent workers out to meet me for my concerns. I met them on my lunch break only to find their ladder on my house to essentially blame the wall failure on my gutters and my front slope. I tried explaining to the owner that the issue is that the walls were failing at his inspection and he failed to let me know, NOT that they've gotten worse. The owner told me that I was smart but "overthinking it". After having multiple foundation experts come out, they both stated that my walls were at Stage 2/4 failure AT move in and were now at 3. I had stair step cracks and signs of previous owner repair as well (pointed out to me by foundation guys NOT JF). JF informed me of their "wall failure formula" which is roughly 1/8" of the brick for bowing. Both foundation companies found that obsurd and one said it was "crazy" because that meant that my walls would still be stable. *Which JF told me that by their formula, they STILL would deem it stable if I bought the house today.** I had over 2" bow in my walls which my guess is that the bow was a little over 1.5" when I moved in (marks were made and measured). The owner isn't willing to help cover costs for his mistakes or take ownership of them either. So, leaving this review because there are far less financial risk for professionals out there to inspect your home. Thankfully, home insurance helped with the leak, but not with my basement walls which are more than $16k but can only afford to do the main wall right now. Absolute stress.

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