
Total Home Inspection
About us
Honest and reliable home inspectors serving residential buyers and sellers in Fairfield County, CT for over 20 years. Our thorough inspection covers all structural, electrical, plumbing, septic, and heating systems, and includes tests for water potability, radon, and infestation. Buying or selling a home may be one of the most important decisions in your life. Don't make it without a Total Home Inspection.
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Services we offer
& Standard Oil., Arsenic, Copper, Environmental Testing - Water - Physical & Chemical Analysis, Lead, Radon, Uranium, Volatile Organic Chemicals, Wood Destroying Insect Report
Amenities
Free Estimates
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"Thank you for the kind words, you were a pleasure to work for. I hope you and your family enjoy your new home! BH"
He took time to call and explain to us about the report. He is honest and professional. We had use quite a few home inspectors
before, he will the first we would consider to hire again in the future.c
Bill spent nearly 2.5 hours probing every possible thing in this 1900 sq foot home. By 7pm that night i had an astonishing 20 page report in my email. The report included many little items that we did not discuss during the inspection. All-in-all I was very satisfied with his performance.
I criticise Bill for beginning his work before I arrived. I could forgive that happening if i were late. I understand inspections are lengthy process but as the CUSTOMER WHO IS PAYING FOR THE SERVICE I feel entitled to be there for the entire inspection. To some degree it seemed like a bit of a power-play, establishing himself as the one in charge regardless of the provider/client relationship.
"Firstly, thank you for the kind words. It was my pleasure to have worked for you. Regarding the fact that I arrived early and began to inspect the exterior of the house prior to your arrival, please understand that I simply do that for my clients' convenience.. I respect the fact that your need to know is of utmost importance and that is why I spent so much time before I begin the inspection of the interior of the house by showing you the pictures that I had taken on the exterior of the house. Typically, my clients don't walk around the exterior with me and they don't go up on the roof with me, so I aim to cover all details regarding the exterior of the house before I start on the interior of the house. I do recall that we walked around the exterior of the house at the end of the inspection so that I could highlight my findings in person. Please let us know if we can ever be of assistance in the future in regards to this or another home inspection. Thanks, BILL HIRSCH Owner, Total Home Inspection"
"Hi there, I'm sorry that this was your experience. I arrive approximately 30 minutes prior to every inspection to inspect the perimeter of the house, looking to identify any property damage, pertinent cosmetic and structural damage, and much more to provide you with an unbiased and clear picture of the property's strengths and weaknesses. We are always happy to walk our clients around the property to outline major issues, which are outlined in the report provided to you same day. As a Company, we have inspected thousands of homes containing asbestos. Our guidance on whether to remediate is done on a case-by-case basis depending on the condition of the surface and the location in which it is found. We then photograph and highlight these issues. All of our radon testing equipment is EPA-approved and are calibrated regularly. I apologize that we were unable to provide you with the exact equipment number at the time of your inquiry. With over 20 years in the industry, I encourage all of our clients to reach out with any questions they have following an inspection. We are very confident in the inspections we perform, the detail of our reports, and the customer service we provide. We hope that you will consider giving us another chance should you ever need another home inspection in the future."
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