Homeinex Corporation

HORRIBLE! I would give negative stars if I could. Ray with Hominex performed a home inspection on my home for a potential buyer while I was away on vacation. I have an older home with steam radiators. The inspector called my agent and told her he "didn't know how to work the thermostat". I have a very basic electric thermostat where all you need to do is press the UP button to increase the temp. The inspector pressed all kinds of buttons on my thermostat, resetting the original settings, in the dead of winter. When I came home from my trip my heat was no longer running normally, causing my pipes to freeze and burst. Because of his mistake, he also misinformed the buyers that some of the radiators were not working properly when they are working as they should.

My experience was indirect. Adam was the inspector for a potential buyer of my house. I few items Adam called out that were brought to light for me turned out to be bogus and clearly shows that Adam does not know what he is doing. Firstly he said my roof was leaking into the attic, when i got home i went into the attic only to discover he stood 10 feet away from the "leak", zoomed in with his camera and took a picture of what turned out to be staining. Mind you I had a roofer come over this past weekend and inspect the roof and told me what I already knew, but what really blew my mind was the fact he stood 10 feet away instead of going over to said "leak" and inspecting it further. I know this because I had Masssaves blow in new insulation so one major component was missing in the attic, f

EDITED: This review is aimed at 1st time buyers. I am making an edit because the inspector make a conscientious effort to connect with me, ask what went wrong, and how to improve. I value that a LOT. Some context: my wife and I had done a great deal of research to try to ease the burden of inspection day, because it's a LOT of info at once. Our research prepared us well, for example, for the reality that a home inspector is not there to tell you what you can get by with, but rather everything that needs work to be up to code, safe, and long lasting. We went in knowing that they would have to point out every possible awful thing. Our inspector did a great job taking photos, and was engaging and friendly. However, at times the inspector was also a bit flighty / chatty when we needed a litt

Adam from homeinex inspected my home for a potential buyer. He stated on the inspection report that one of the rooms was not supported up to local code and needs cement support posts. Two different inspectors/contractors confirmed that everything is up to code and cement supports are in place. Adam was too lazy to check for proper supports. Do not hire this company they have no clue what the codes are and are too lazy to inspect a home properly thus providing false info on the final report.

A house we signed to buy was cosmetically beautiful great hard wood floors all nice and finished off inside. Adam reveled alot of problems. The bigger things he found was a chimney that was basically crumbling apart with a leaking furnace tube which had no back draft as well as the chimney needing repointing. Roof leaks. Bad condition of a furnace leaking oil tank. Revesed polarized electrical out let as well as no electricity in some parts of the house. Including the stove. The owner never disclosed this stuff and tried to contend that these things were wrong. We ended up backing out of this sale and saved us alot of money in repairs. I personally will use him again and am about to use him again for our next home inspection which happens to be on saturday.