Hamilton Remodeling

On May 24, 2017, US Inspect conducted a home inspection for the property at *** *** *** ***? The inspection included the crawlspace where the joists and beams (i.efloor structure) are locatedSeveral photos of the structural components in the crawlspace were taken by the inspector, and
none showed any cracks or defects at that time Eight months after the inspection, *** *** contacted US Inspect reporting that she found a dip in the floor, resulting in a contractor finding cracked joists and a beamOn January 16, 2018, US Inspect revisited the property to assess *** ***’s concernsThe cracks in the joists and beam were noted in the revisit, and it is our conclusion that these defects were not visible or apparent at the time of the original inspectionAccording to the service agreement “The Inspection Findings will be limited in scope and based upon the visible and apparent condition of the systems and components of the Building, as they exist at the time of the inspection.” *** *** provided no evidence that the cracks predated the May inspection, and her position is based on a self-serving assumption*** *** was present during the original inspection, and she likely completed a walkthrough of the property before closingDuring these property visits and the subsequent months in the home, *** *** did not notice a dip in the floorUS Inspect contends that there was no evidence of cracked joists or a beam at the time of the original inspection

US Inspect acknowledges receipt of the complaint and has updated the client’s account according to his request.?