Business ProfileforPillar To Post - The Frederick Team

Pillar to Post conducted a inspection of my home. We paid for their premium package. At the end of the inspection we were told about 2 issues - slight mold on the basement ceiling and an improper fuse for the dryer. We were told by Conner (the inspector) that these could be remedied easily by using bleach solution on the mold and a replacement breaker. We moved in the house and within the first week of living there discovered mold growing in our laundry room and several leaking pipes around the house which were bleeding through the drywall. We had mold specialists and plumbers come out to see to these issues. Both said that these problems should have been detected in the inspection. Upon calling Pillar and Post I spoke with ******. ****** said that Connor was unable to see the mold due to a washer and dryer being in the way (despite the mold and plumber professionals opining that he should not have missed it as it was very obvious). I then put ****** in touch with the plumbing company so he could confirm with professionals the nature of mold and leaking: - the first instance being bad valves on the washing machine hookups - the second being a leak on the upstairs drain pipe We then learned that Connor was incorrect of his assessment if the breaker when our electrician found that breaker for the Dryer was the correct type but the wire that led to the AC unit was too small of a gauge and therefor posed a fire risk. At this juncture, I felt that that Pillar and Post had provided a faulty inspection on which we based a VERY large financial decision. The next time I spoke to ****** I told him that these missed mistakes had cost us over $3000 dollars in repairs and I believed we were intitled to a refund of the inspection fee. He again cited that Connor couldn't look behind a washer and dryer during an inspection - complete nonsense. I then asked him if Pillar and Post would be taking any accountability. He said, "If we are using blanket statements - no."