Jim is the most thorough and knowledgeable home inspector. His use of the thermal imaging camera…read moreis so helpful to see if a leak is active or just staining from a past water event. Since he knows how to repair everything, he can tell you if this is a super expensive fix or a fairly easy repair. I like that, otherwise buyers can get spooked by a home inspection.

I hired Perfection Inspection for a "check-up" inspection after living in my home for about 4…read moreyears. I'd changed out some appliances and fixed some issues from the original inspection, and noticed a few things over the last few years I wanted a professional opinion on all at once. Inspectors, in my opinion, are the absolute best for this, because they have a bit of experience with everything, but no incentive to scare you into into bigger and bigger maintenance/repair jobs. I couldn't be happier with my decision to hire them. From the moment I inquired about their services, Perfection Inspection was attentive and responsive in their communication. Jim was both professional and personable. After he arrived, he indulged me with some conversation about the home, his experiences with homeownership, my dog, etc. Jim is such a comfortable person to talk to that, before I knew it, I'd already wasted an hour of his time! Once his ear had been thoroughly talked off (not that he raised so much as a word of complaint) he was extremely efficient in his initial survey of the home. Within 45 minutes, he'd checked over the entire exterior and garage. He checked in with me and told me his findings so far, heard my concerns, and answered my questions. I was thrilled to notice that he'd paid extra attention to the concerns I had raised during our first conversation. This "efficient but thorough examination followed by check-in and Q&A" repeated 3 more times, once each for the interior, the attic, and the crawlspace. Not only did Jim find more than the original inspection or the initial building inspector did, he also took the time to make sure I understood the severity of the various issues and what options I could pursue for fixing them. He gave candid advice about what could be DIY'd, what should be hired out, and on what timeframes he'd recommend various jobs be done. Already, this would be easily worth the $450 I paid, but what has secured me as a "shout from the rooftops" advocate is the extra care Jim gave to my home. He spotted an issue with one of my windows and walked me through how to fix it then and there -- the kind of thing I've had on my to-do list for a year but just didn't know how to tackle. He was extremely respectful and careful of my belongings (and I'll be the first to admit my lack of tidiness -- there was much more of my junk laying around than there should be!) Finally, he was patient and kind to my overenthusiastic puppy, even checking with me about how to help keep the pup safe as he went in and out of the building. Hire this man. If you're a seller, have him check your property before you sell. If you're a buyer, rest easy knowing that if Jim misses something, it's probably not something you'll ever need to notice.

Ken does an incredibly thorough job for all of my real estate clients. He works efficiently and…read moreprovides detailed home inspections so buyers and sellers can make informed decisions. I've used many home inspectors but Ken is my go-to inspector going forward.

I don't know how good Ken is, but he's got really bad customer service skills. I have contacted him…read moreby phone and text at least 4 times over the past week. He has not answered his phone, he has not returned my calls or left any kind of message as to why he's not answering. I am in the process of buying a home and I have 8 days remaining to get the inspection done. I even sent a message through yelp but got no reply. Obviously he doesn't need my business!

We bought our home in Oct of '24 and went thru Pillar to Post for our inspection. We thought they…read morehad done a thorough job until we noticed there was a patch of black mold on a large master bedroom window blind. I wish we would have said something a year ago. So we had to replace that. The remote control to the garage doors didn't work and found out from the owner that he hadn't used the remote control for 14 years (because he didn't want to pay for a new garage door), so he tried to reinforce the door with extra wood which clearly didn't work. We also should have asked for a credit from the buyer for the heating and air conditioner since it was 23 years old, and of course it broke down after our 1 year warranty, and had to pay $18,000 for a new one. The inspector, I remember, was friendly and nice, and did notice a sump pump that needed to be replaced, and that amount was subtracted from the purchase price. We just wish they would have noticed the other above concerns.

I am extremely impressed and appreciative of the services and support provided by this Pillar To…read morePost team. I have only lived in apartments before, so all of this was a new experience for me. My first impression was when speaking with the dispatcher by phone. She is very knowledgeable, and answered questions to me in detail. She was clear, transparent and honest, and did not try to gouge or oversell me on anything. This is a very important point given my lack of experience in this domain. I was invited to attend the inspection, and it was a fascinating process. I have only lived in apartments, so this was my first time being exposed to the internals and sub-systems of a house. The inspector is extremely thorough, and is very knowledgeable and patient if you ask him questions during the inspection. We went through every corner of the home and he pointed out areas which could be problematic, and also aspects which were well constructed. The inspector is very knowledgeable, and these people are easy to interact with. The report I received is very detailed and included critiques, observations, and maintenance tips. I followed up with questions, and got detailed responses. I am very grateful for the expertise and quality of service provided by this company. They are highly skilled, professional, and easy to work with. I believe I got an excellent service from them.

If I could give 10 stars, I would!! Chris was professional, affable, extremely thorough and his…read moreattention to detail is beyond anything I have experienced in a home inspection and I have bought and sold several homes over the years. This inspection included photos of all aspects of the home. Chris went over every single point of the report with me after the inspection. He explained every detail and answered every question I had. The report included photos and explanations of every point and was categorized, really top notch reporting. Chris' patience is truly BEYOND any professional I have dealt with in a very very long time if ever! He treated that inspection as if it were his family moving in that house!!! I could tell he takes great pride in his work and he definitely left no stone unturned. His coworker- Brett who scoped the "clean out" of the home was equally as professional and affable. I am extremely happy with Wall to Wall Home Inspections and whole heartedly, HIGHLY RECOMMEND them!

It was incredibly stressful working with W2W. Our HOA hired W2W to inspect attics in 130+ homes…read moreover a 4-week period. While mistakes can happen, this experience went far beyond normal hiccups. The company was disorganized-- in one instance forgetting our scheduled week, forcing last-minute rescheduling of 18 inspections. In another sending us a "urgent" message about 6 units being scheduled for 1/21/2025 when they already inspected them on 11/21/2025. Sometimes their inspectors showed up at the wrong homes and marked them as "no-shows," charging us unjustifiable no-show fees. What made the experience unacceptable was the owner's behavior - petty, juvenile. Various examples are: despite invoices being processed promptly and checks already issued, he repeatedly pressured for immediate payment, made petty comments, demanded stop-payments and check pickups, threatened to halt inspections, and attempted to intimidate by claiming his wife was an attorney and a state judge - isn't impersonating state judge a misdemeanor? These claims were verifiably untrue and per her LinkedIn, she hasn't practiced law since 2019. Coordination issues happen. Misleading statements and juvenile conduct are a choice. We would not recommend W2W.

Lee helped my wife and I navigate the purchase of our first home with his thorough inspection -…read morethere's so much we would have missed if we didn't get someone as great as Lee! We're a couple novices when it comes to owning a home, so having someone with Lee's patience was such a blessing when it came time to go over the inspection report. The report was extremely detailed, but Lee was sure to highlight the most important parts when it came to safety and longevity. You absolutely have to give these people your business if you're looking to support a non-profit and get a great inspection.

We've used their team for multiple inspections of both new construction and remodels…read more This week, we had Dylan and Lee each complete an inspection on separate properties. Each inspector has been thorough and detailed in their reporting, thoughtful in letting us know big and little things they notice around the property, and are exceptionally speedy with getting the report written and shared. For those who want detail, these reports are often 40+ pages with pictures and descriptions. I've felt confident in the home buying and selling process based on these inspections. We will certainly continue using this company due to their reliability, detail, and professionalism.

Superior and very detailed inspection. Brian was incredibly thorough inspection and report. Would…read morehighly recommend.

Highly recommended. Brian inspected 2 homes for us during our search and his thoroughness, honesty…read moreand attention to detail was an invaluable asset. As first time home buyers, he gave us all the information we needed to make some very serious decisions. The value of a good home inspection cannot be overstated enough and Brian's inspections were GREAT.

I wish my realtor had known of Leupitz Inspections (during my escrow) - instead of the inspector…read morewho missed so many issues that I had. My new neighbors are amazed how many repairs the escrow inspector missed during my purchase of a home in Dec 2020. I am grateful to 3r's Construction and Northside Electric to recommend an excellent inspection company called Leupitz. As soon as I got the recommendation, I called to get on their schedule. It was worth it to pay Leupitz Inspections (8 months after I bought my house, and put in $19,600.00) to finally know what this home really has (the Pros and the Cons). Bruce T. was thorough, experienced and communicated with a professional and friendly manner. Bruce outlined in a 16-pg report (with photos) what his expertise found, that my realtors inspection partner missed. I highly recommend the expertise of Leupitz Inspections.

Inspector listed several incorrect "findings," through what I consider to be complete incompetence!…read more 1. Cited the electric fireplace did not operate via remote. Inspector failed to TURN ON the power switch located on the front of the fireplace! 2. Inspector cited lacking attic "access hatch" within an area where the ceiling drywall attaches to the bottom of the rafters and provided photos to back up his ignorance. The only void between the ceiling and the roof decking is the width of the rafters, filled with insulation and not accessible. No one installs a "hatch" in such location! 3. Because of #2 above, this inspector cited possibility of the bath exhaust fan not being vented to the outside. The diffuser is easily visible on the exterior wall of the house! 4. Inspector cites the outside receptacles (plural) are not GFCI protected, but provide image of only 1. That receptacle IS GFCI protected by it's supply from an indoor GFCI receptacle! 5. Inspector uses word-salad to express ignorance of roof slope, admits inability to determine same, and inappropriate use of asphalt shingles on a 3:12 slope roof. Code cites anything above a 2:12 is acceptable! 6. Inspector cites "NO HVAC REGISTER" within the Main Floor Primary Bedroom. It's clearly visible and functional! 7. Oregon Residential Specialty Code M1504.1 specifically allows installation of a "recirculating" microwave to be mounted atop an electric range. Inspector cites otherwise! 8. Inspector cites a bathroom door does NOT lock. It opens/closes/locks without effort. 9. Inspector failed to list water main shutoff located within the basement bathroom. 10. Inspector cites SOLID COPPER 12/2 w/ground Romex as "stranded aluminum" branch circuit wire located within the subpanel! 11. Inspector damaged the drywall removing/inspecting the ejector pump in the basement bathroom and said nothing, causing repairs and repainting! Such incompetence caused my buyer to back-out, due to extent of false findings!!!

Tom was so responsive and walked me through every step of the home inspection process in person for…read morethe purchase of our first ever home. He was very knowledgeable and patient with all of my questions and gave great advice and input as far as concern areas and what kinds of repairs we might expect to need to make, and how to prioritize them based on need/level of expertise required, etc. I never felt like he was being patronizing or pressuring us to make unnecessary repairs, and he was very thorough and thoughtful throughout. I highly recommend his services for a pleasant experience and expert assessment of your (possible future) home!

Tom answered my call The first time I called him, he actually was available within a few days after…read morethat call for the home inspection. Tom had showed up a few minutes before our scheduled time. He wasted no time, he had already began the home inspection when I arrived. Tom took time to explain in detail what he found. Tom had my home inspection report completed the same day. Thank you Tom for being prompt, friendly, and knowledgeable.