Our home inspector *** *** inspected the property located at * *** *** for our client the buyer*** is a licensed home inspector with years of experience*** *** inspected the property in full accordance with *** home inspection law 266.CMRHe showed up
at pm and ended at pmHe performed a very thorough inspection and as a result of his thorough inspection our client the buyer chose not to purchase the home.*** received a call from the home owner about no power in the bathroom outlet *** went to the house two times and found a GFCI outlet popped and needed to be resetGFCIs pop regularly and need to be tested according to home inspection lawAll Home owners also should test GFCIs monthly according to manufactures instructionsThe home owner found that a few lights and outlets in the house that did not function*** reset all the house breakers and those fixtures remained without power*** then recommended an electrician to check out the situation and figure out the problem.*** went to the house along with the electrician, the electrician found that the problems were related to electrical issues actually within the wallDuring the home inspection the home inspector found that the house had electrical problems and recommended that the buyers have an electrician investigateHome inspectors do not open walls and perform electrical workHome inspectors do not perform tests on electrical systems that could ever break or damage electricity Home inspectors test outlets ,lights and switches and look for non-functional fixturesHome inspectors can’t break electricalIt appears the seller is upset that the buyers walked away but that was their choiceThe home owner wants us to pay the electricians bill of $which we will offer to do as a matter of good faith and fair dealing although we have no culpabilityWe have been in business for over years and have a great reputation and are well respected by legal, real estate and contractor professionals, We have helped over 150,family’s by providing thorough professional home inspections in full accordance with the home inspection laws in both *** and *** ***
Thank you for ending this ordealPlease mail check asapI will contact the attorney general and cancel my complaint with them also *** ***
Revdex.com:
I have reviewed the response submitted by the business and have determined that the response does satisfy my issues and/or concerns in reference to complaint #***I understand that by choosing to accept the business response that my complaint will be closed as resolved.
Regards,
*** ***
To whom it may concernOur home inspector [redacted] inspected the property located at [redacted] Lane for our client the buyer. [redacted] is a licensed home inspector with years of experience. [redacted] inspected the property in full accordance with Massachusetts home inspection law 266.CMR. He showed up at 2.35 pm and finished the report at 7.20 pm. He performed a very thorough inspection and as a result of his thorough inspection our client the buyer chose not to purchase the home. [redacted] received a call from the home owner about no power in the bathroom outlet. [redacted] went to the house two times and found a GFCI outlet popped that needed to be reset. GFCIs pop regularly and need to be tested according to home inspection law. All Home owners also should test GFCIs monthly according to manufactures instructions. The home owner also noticed that a light and a few outlets in the house did not function. [redacted] reset all the house breakers hoping that by doing so the outlets and light would reactivate, they did not. [redacted] then told the seller that an electrician was needed to figure out the problem. [redacted] went to the house along with the electrician; the electrician found that the problems were related to electrical issues within the wall.During the home inspection [redacted] found that the house had several electrical problems. He noted problems with lights, painted over outlets that couldn’t be tested, faulty negatively polarized outlets, non-functional outlets, double tapped circuits, s10652609ubstandard federal pacific electrical panel and recommended that the buyers have an electrician investigate. Home inspectors do not open walls and perform electrical work. Home inspectors do not perform tests on electrical systems that could ever break or damage electricity. Home inspectors test outlets, lights and switches and look for non-functional fixtures. Home inspectors can’t break electrical.It appears the seller is upset that the buyers walked away. The home owner wants us to pay the electricians bill of $100.00 which we may offer to do as a matter of good faith and fair dealing although we have no culpability. We have been in business for over 30 years and have a great reputation and are well respected by legal, real estate and contractor professionals. We have helped over 150,000 families by providing thorough quality professional home inspections in full accordance with the home inspection laws in both Massachusetts and New Hampshire. Sincerely [redacted]
Our home inspector *** *** inspected the property located at * *** *** for our client the buyer*** is a licensed home inspector with years of experience*** *** inspected the property in full accordance with *** home inspection law 266.CMRHe showed up
at pm and ended at pmHe performed a very thorough inspection and as a result of his thorough inspection our client the buyer chose not to purchase the home.*** received a call from the home owner about no power in the bathroom outlet *** went to the house two times and found a GFCI outlet popped and needed to be resetGFCIs pop regularly and need to be tested according to home inspection lawAll Home owners also should test GFCIs monthly according to manufactures instructionsThe home owner found that a few lights and outlets in the house that did not function*** reset all the house breakers and those fixtures remained without power*** then recommended an electrician to check out the situation and figure out the problem.*** went to the house along with the electrician, the electrician found that the problems were related to electrical issues actually within the wallDuring the home inspection the home inspector found that the house had electrical problems and recommended that the buyers have an electrician investigateHome inspectors do not open walls and perform electrical workHome inspectors do not perform tests on electrical systems that could ever break or damage electricity Home inspectors test outlets ,lights and switches and look for non-functional fixturesHome inspectors can’t break electricalIt appears the seller is upset that the buyers walked away but that was their choiceThe home owner wants us to pay the electricians bill of $which we will offer to do as a matter of good faith and fair dealing although we have no culpabilityWe have been in business for over years and have a great reputation and are well respected by legal, real estate and contractor professionals, We have helped over 150,family’s by providing thorough professional home inspections in full accordance with the home inspection laws in both *** and *** ***
Thank you for ending this ordealPlease mail check asapI will contact the attorney general and cancel my complaint with them also *** ***
Revdex.com:
I have reviewed the response submitted by the business and have determined that the response does satisfy my issues and/or concerns in reference to complaint #***I understand that by choosing to accept the business response that my complaint will be closed as resolved.
Regards,
*** ***
To whom it may concernOur home inspector [redacted] inspected the property located at [redacted] Lane for our client the buyer. [redacted] is a licensed home inspector with years of experience. [redacted] inspected the property in full accordance with Massachusetts home inspection law 266.CMR. He showed up at 2.35 pm and finished the report at 7.20 pm. He performed a very thorough inspection and as a result of his thorough inspection our client the buyer chose not to purchase the home. [redacted] received a call from the home owner about no power in the bathroom outlet. [redacted] went to the house two times and found a GFCI outlet popped that needed to be reset. GFCIs pop regularly and need to be tested according to home inspection law. All Home owners also should test GFCIs monthly according to manufactures instructions. The home owner also noticed that a light and a few outlets in the house did not function. [redacted] reset all the house breakers hoping that by doing so the outlets and light would reactivate, they did not. [redacted] then told the seller that an electrician was needed to figure out the problem. [redacted] went to the house along with the electrician; the electrician found that the problems were related to electrical issues within the wall.During the home inspection [redacted] found that the house had several electrical problems. He noted problems with lights, painted over outlets that couldn’t be tested, faulty negatively polarized outlets, non-functional outlets, double tapped circuits, s10652609ubstandard federal pacific electrical panel and recommended that the buyers have an electrician investigate. Home inspectors do not open walls and perform electrical work. Home inspectors do not perform tests on electrical systems that could ever break or damage electricity. Home inspectors test outlets, lights and switches and look for non-functional fixtures. Home inspectors can’t break electrical.It appears the seller is upset that the buyers walked away. The home owner wants us to pay the electricians bill of $100.00 which we may offer to do as a matter of good faith and fair dealing although we have no culpability. We have been in business for over 30 years and have a great reputation and are well respected by legal, real estate and contractor professionals. We have helped over 150,000 families by providing thorough quality professional home inspections in full accordance with the home inspection laws in both Massachusetts and New Hampshire. Sincerely [redacted]