One of the worst experiences we could have had w an inspector. You expect a certain level of honor and professionalism when having someone walk through your new home and point out things that could be cause for concern later. Furthermore, having the inspector point out items that would prevent us from closing is a given and when these items aren't pointed out by an inspector, well then the value of said inspector decreases to zero. In our case, Steve forgot to check the roof during the inspection and we incurred @3k of costs on a house thats 15 mos old. Steve ended up having to pay this out of his pocket due to his mistake. 4 mos later, we had major venting issues and as it turns out, Steve never checked the AC because it was "too cold". After having 3 other HVAC companies and2 other inspectors review Steve's work, turns out he missed multiple venting related issues including missing that AC drain was piped into the plumbing stack which is illegal and should not have passed township inspection. Our expectation was that Steve would resolve what was clearly a misstep on his part but instead what we got was Steve quoting the administrative code of NJ.. As a result of the above we are bring a negligence suit against Steve and SWDA. Our recommendation is really do your homework prior to hiring SWDA. It can be easy to just assume you can use whomever for an inspection and that they are all the same. I would strongly disagree. If you are looking for someone to stand by their work and have a strong code of ethics, SWDA is not for you.. If you want to roll the dice, save a few bucks and get average.. take your chances but doing so has caused a lot of stress and will ultimately lead to a lengthy litigation...It is always easy to point out admin code, but when the mistakes are so blatant, you expect a professional to make them right, regardless of how you interpret the code. Happy to review this in detail with anyone looking at their options in NJ for inspectors. As a result of the above, we have spoken to many and now the proper questions to ask as well as how to ensure there are no gaps like the ones that were made here. read more