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ACE Preferred Inspections, Inc

PO Box 1154
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ACE Preferred Inspections, Inc

PO Box 1154
2.33(
6
)
28 years of experience

Additional address 447B Jessen Ln, Charleston, SC 29492. Additional phone number (877) 832 0455

"DO NOT LET THEM IN YOUR HOME WITHOUT PROOF OF LIABILITY INSURANCE! BEWARE! This company and its inspector, C. Scott Burns, do not follow accepted home inspection standards and caused thousands of dollars in damage to my property during a home inspection. Despite providing pictures, documents, and fulfilling every request, the owner, Jeffery Donaldson, refused to pay for the damage. He only communicated through a generic customer support email and repeatedly refused to identify himself. A quick search of court records in Berkeley, Charleston, and Dorchester counties will show that he has been involved in numerous lawsuits. I have been forced to seek legal action as well. STAY AS FAR AWAY FROM THIS COMPANY AS POSSIBLE. If you are buying or selling a home in the Charleston, SC area, ask who the inspector is and ensure you get a copy of their insurance policy before allowing them into your home. They will refuse to repair any damage caused by their incompetent inspectors. I am extremely disappointed in this company and its owner, Jeffery Donaldson. I will never let this shady business near any of my homes or my clients’ homes. I want to warn everyone to avoid the same painful process I and many others have experienced. There are many other reputable, knowledgeable, and well-trained inspection companies in the Charleston area, such as Cardinal, Hometeam Inspections, or literally ANYONE ELSE besides ACE Preferred Inspections."

Derrick B on February 2025

Additional address 447B Jessen Ln, Charleston, SC 29492. Additional phone number (877) 832 0455

"DO NOT LET THEM IN YOUR HOME WITHOUT PROOF OF LIABILITY INSURANCE! BEWARE! This company and its inspector, C. Scott Burns, do not follow accepted home inspection standards and caused thousands of dollars in damage to my property during a home inspection. Despite providing pictures, documents, and fulfilling every request, the owner, Jeffery Donaldson, refused to pay for the damage. He only communicated through a generic customer support email and repeatedly refused to identify himself. A quick search of court records in Berkeley, Charleston, and Dorchester counties will show that he has been involved in numerous lawsuits. I have been forced to seek legal action as well. STAY AS FAR AWAY FROM THIS COMPANY AS POSSIBLE. If you are buying or selling a home in the Charleston, SC area, ask who the inspector is and ensure you get a copy of their insurance policy before allowing them into your home. They will refuse to repair any damage caused by their incompetent inspectors. I am extremely disappointed in this company and its owner, Jeffery Donaldson. I will never let this shady business near any of my homes or my clients’ homes. I want to warn everyone to avoid the same painful process I and many others have experienced. There are many other reputable, knowledgeable, and well-trained inspection companies in the Charleston area, such as Cardinal, Hometeam Inspections, or literally ANYONE ELSE besides ACE Preferred Inspections."

Derrick B on February 2025

Home Warranties questions, answered by experts

Home thermostats are covered in most home warranty plans. However, if you want your warranty to cover any repairs or replacements that you may need, you’ll need to keep your thermostat in good condition. This means cleaning and dusting it regularly, as well as making sure it has fresh batteries (if it’s battery-operated).

Reputable home warranty companies don’t have hidden costs, but it is important to understand the structure of your agreement and home warranties in general before signing up for one. The most significant and predictable cost you’ll incur is the monthly price. In addition to that, you’ll have to pay the service fee—an average of $85—every time you need to call in a professional for a repair or replacement. The service fee is usually much less than the repair or replacement would otherwise cost, but it’s worth considering in your total.

A convenient method to verify your warranty status is by visiting the manufacturer's website and entering your unit's serial number. The relevant information should promptly appear. However, if it doesn't, there's a possibility that you may have unintentionally voided the warranty by neglecting to register your equipment at the time of installation. If you did register and need help finding the information, you may need to call the manufacturer's customer support team.

The cost to install a standby generator is considerable, but they usually come with a warranty. The number of years this is valid for and what it covers will vary. Typically, they last between two and five years, but they don’t normally cover annual services and tune-ups.

Most home warranties transfer with ownership, but it depends on the home warranty provider. Some companies automatically transfer the coverage from the seller to the buyer; some require additional paperwork to complete the transfer, and others may not allow a transfer at all. Check the policy or sample contract or ask your home warranty provider to confirm before selling.

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