Pacific Northwest Inspections Group holds a 4.8-star rating from 51 reviews, with customers frequently citing punctuality, thoroughness, and clear communication during pre-purchase, pre-sale, and roof inspections. Reviewers note that inspectors explain findings in detail and provide reports quickly, often accommodating last-minute scheduling requests. However, a minority of low-star reviews criticize specific inspections for missing significant issues like leaks or failing to cover all appliances, suggesting inconsistent coverage in some cases.
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As a realtor, I’ve used PNWIG’s services several times, and they never disappoint! Darren and Tyler are always patient with my clients, incredibly knowledgeable, and detail-oriented. Their professionalism and thorough inspections make the process smooth and stress-free. I highly recommend them!
Was very accommodating in scheduling and all around stellar professionals
Prompt, Professional and Friendly Service. I highly recommend PNWIG for home air quality testing & home inspections.
I had my roof inspection with PNWIG to get a roof inspection report for my home insurance. The roof inspector Tyler came on time and did a thorough inspection for my roof. Tyler did found a missing shingle. After the missing shingle issue was fixed, PNWIG provided me an update roof inspection report for free.
Got an inspection from PWNIG prior to purchasing a house last summer, and the inspector found that there was a 2 inches sinking in a corner of a room. He said that it has probably been there for a long time and is not an active problem because there are no cracks on the walls or the window frames. He also said that in order to find out definitively if there is a problem with the structure of the house, walls will probably have to be opened up. After moving in, we got a foundation consultant to come take a look just to make sure it's not an active problem. He immediately saw a blacked and leaking gutter next to that corner and determined that the sinking is active and was due to the leaking gutter. He was able to stick a screwdriver right through the wood around the windows on the exterior of the house in that corner. He stated that he trains inspectors and any inspector definitely should have noticed the problem. He then recommended us to hire a real estate attorney to sue the seller because they did not disclose the water damage which he believes the seller definitely knew about. We got a quote from a contractor who could repair all the water damage for $50,000. We hired an attorney and unfortunately, we could not win the case because the inspection report mentioned the sunken floor. Apparently legally, since the sunken floor was mentioned in the report (although the inspector told us verbally not to worry about it), it was up to us to look more into it before putting in an offer. We felt very misled by the inspection from PNWIG and are devastated that the house will cost us an additional $50,000 on top of attorney fees. This problem should have been noticed by the inspector, especially because of the evident leakage of the gutter. Even the attorney, by looking at the picture of the sinking floor, told us that the rot was evident. I'm not sure if the inspector downplayed the problem because he was brought in by my agent, or if it was a gross omission of the leaking gutter and rot, but either way, I would definitely not recommend to get an inspection with this company.
Inspectors have absolutely no reason to downplay any issue. We are not paid on percentage of home value or only if our client buys the home. On this review issue, a structural engineer was recommended for further evaluation. Our report showcased the room with photos of the problem, and our lasers accurately represented the settlement issue. Ivy’s inspection period may not have allowed her the time to evaluate the issue correctly (in a bidding market, the pressure of losing the home is real). Our recommendation was only taken after she closed on the home. Unfortunately, many buyers get pressured into closing on a house without due diligence. Ivy also reviewed her lawyer as well (which you should read).
Tyler has amazing knowledge. Really helped us understand what was important.
We hired PNWIG to do a pre-sale inspection before putting our (older) house on the market. Darren was extremely thorough and super helpful. He did an excellent job on the inspection, and he helped us access the detailed report online. He even helped us understand different options for repair and maintenance. We plan to use PNWIG again to inspect our new home, even though it is new construction.
Great experience. On time always and responsive customer support.
Professional, knowledgeable, trustworthy!
A very professional experience from beginning to end. Thank you!