913,818
Makes no difference- only one inspector is going to inspect house. Only problem could be that a single person operation can only schedule so much and the wait might be longer, so that could cause someone that neeeds an inspector right away to cal a multi inspector company.
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Troy Erickson AZ Realt...
Chandler, AZ
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Nina Hollander, Broker
Charlotte, NC
213,263
Its an advantage if they are multi-skilled, such as having a structural engineer on staff. No advantage to just more inspectors except for scheduling on short notice.
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Nina Hollander, Broker
Charlotte, NC
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Curtis Evans
Golden Meadow, LA
6,422,318
Good question Michael, lets hope that they don't all answer single person, that could be bad for the questioner.
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The Woodland Team of T...
Austin, TX
1,457,769
Doesn't really make a difference to me as long as the one that shows up, knows their stuff!
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Susan Emo
Kingston, ON
5,243,218
Depends on the level of experience. I have used a single person operation and a multi-inspector company!
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John McCormack, CRS
Albuquerque, NM
5,115,152
Only from a scheduling standpoint in terms of getting an inspector in quickly when needed. But there are inspectors I tell my company never to send to my inspections.
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John McCormack, CRS
Albuquerque, NM
1,771,867
It does not matter, who ever is a good inspector.
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Nina Hollander, Broker
Charlotte, NC
5,256,911
I like the 'specialists' inspections but, the only one of those that we have here have become a royal PITA to get scheduled and even worse, to get all of the reports from each of the specialists!
979,596
Michael - It does not matter to me, as long as they are competent, and can inspect the home when I need it inspected.
4,319,773
Michael Thornton it always helps to have more, at least one of them will be available at short notice, I think.
67,369
No not really I just want a home inspector I trust to do the job, be on time & make the buyer feel comfortable with the home they are buying. I work with a inspection company they has only 2 people who work there.
1,625,053
For me personally, it does not make any difference. I would work with both~ depend on a client choice.
3,986,308
617,935
Michael,
I prefer to work with a solo inspector. Having the primary inspector suddenly send his back up can create problems.
4,800,132
No, not really. It depends more on my impression of the way the inspector conducts his business and the way he/she communicates with customers.
1,712,876
4,583,484
1,525,616
I go more with word of mouth recommendation and use the home insector that has the best reputation whether a single person or from a large group of inspectors.
2,310,576
I always refer the inspector whom I trust. He is a one man show. He takes his time with the buyers and explains everything to them. I have tried the big shops and just wasn't as impressed.
3,071,489
1,466,257
1,728,556
Yes, we prefer a company that shows up with inspectors for A/C, roof, pest, pool in addition to the regular home inspector.
4,904,820
To me it is the individual, so I don't care if they are solo or work for a big company.
1,513,143
As long as all are qualified they will be on the list for a client to make a decision.
4,434,177
3,416,038
Not really, if the single inspector does a good job, i will recommend him all day every day.
7,869,077
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