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Pillar To Post Home Inspectors - Kevin Zamarripa
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Jul 13, 2019
shieldtwin:
Home inspector recommendation? About to buy a home, wondering if you guys had a recommendation for a good inspector! Thanks!
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Kevin Zamarripa with Pillar to Post inspections, 7022855332. We just used him back in March, he was super thorough, answered all our... The Home Examiner LV
- Home Inspector
- 1981 Antelope Hill Ct, Henderson, NV 89012, USA Henderson, NV 89012
- Closed ⋅ Opens at 7:00AM
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Aug 14, 2014
Alexis M.:
REFERRALS please in the LV area
I need one within the next 10 days
Connie E.:
Paul Busch with The Home Examiner is awesome 702 461-3678 Advanced Structural Inspections LLC or ASI
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Jun 16, 2014
JC C.:
Can anyone refer a good home inspector with Access to supra key,
Mabel D.:
1 702-610-5111 scott with advanced structural inspections WIN Home Inspection
- Home Inspector
- 1000 N Green Valley Pkwy Henderson, NV 89074
- Closed ⋅ Opens at 8:00AM
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Sep 16, 2013
Bob S.:
Vegas Real Estate friends: I might need an inspector . . . recommendations?
Teri O.:
Win home inspections 702 459 9464 Chris Mounger
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Feb 27, 2014
Gady M.:
To my Las Vegas Realtors ...... Just wanted to give my recommendation for a home inspector. Chris Mounger has repeatedly been awesome!...
Chris M.:
Thanks Gady.....you are incredible and a joy to work with . Chris can be reached at 702-375-9809 and ChristheInspectorLV@gmail.com
Referral from July 13, 2019
shieldtwin asked:
Home inspector recommendation? About to buy a home, wondering if you guys had a recommendation for a good inspector! Thanks!
boopidbake replied:
Not sure, but I do know most of them are dirt bags. It’s worth the money to call a reputable plumber, hvac tech, and electrician to come look over the system. It would be a minimal charge for an expert opinion. Home inspectors are a jack of all trades master of none type of deal. Spend the 2-300 and have professionals come take a look, it could save you tens of thousands down the road.
IrishDemon replied:
Every time a home inspector says something electrical isn't up to code (especially in an older home) I laugh. Unless they know a) when the house was built, b) what code cycle the house was inspected under, c) if any building permits have been pulled since the house was built, they are usually mistaken. Houses built in the 70's won't pass today's electrical code, and they don't have to. Your realtor will have a home inspector they use, otherwise, do what /u/boopidbake suggested and call licensed electrical, plumbing, and HVAC contractors out. You'll spend more money, but you'll get a more accurate assessment.
patt0481 replied:
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aggressivedoormat replied:
We had a good experience with Bridge Home Inspection.
studentofgonzo replied:
Home Pride Inspections has been great for my transactions. Each inspector handles dozens of inspections weekly and they're thorough. Calling individual tradesmen to come out one by one is unnecessary and they'd likely find the exact same issues as a general inspector. If the condition of the roof and chimney (for example) are really questionable due to age of the house or just by sight, I'd get specialist's opinions. Source: I'm a Realtor. I don't get compensated in any way for recommending them, I've no doubt there are other great companies too.
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