Business ProfileforLunsPro Home Inspections

Hired Lunspro Inspections, phone ************, ************, ** area to perform a home inspection on a home I was looking to purchase. The whole home inspection was done on 2/8/2022 (see page 12) and 4 point inspections were performed on 2/8/2022 (see page 1) and 4/22/2022 (see page 1). Cloth wiring was not found in any of these inspections and the home was purchased on 3/15/2022. The home was listed for sale in 2023 and the prospective buyer had a home inspection performed on 4/28/2023 (see page 29) by ********* Inspections. Cloth wiring was found. Because of this, the buyer canceled the purchase. On 5/1/2023, I called Lunspro and spoke with *************************, explained the situation, also spoke with *****, stated she would have *************** call me. No resolution, never heard from ****. The next buyer also used ********* for an inspection on 5/18/2023,(see page 57) also found the cloth wiring in multiple locations. The buyer wanted this condition remedied before moving forward with the purchase. Paid ****************** of *** $8,200 to replace the cloth wiring in the house, completed on 6/12/2023. Buyer purchased home on 6/15/2023. 1. If the inspections on 2/8/2022 and 4/22/2022 had been complete, cloth wiring would have been found and I would not have purchased the house.2. Cloth wiring was also in the attic and under the house, the inspector ignored seeing it.3. I would like reimbursement of $8,200 from Lunspro since they did a partial inspection.Respectfully,***************************