Business ProfileforA&S Complete Home Inspection

Tony inspected my home, *** ****** ******* *** ***** *********** ** on 1/3/22, before I purchased it. He was referred by my realtor. My realtor was a referral from ******, I only worked with him for the sale of this home. I’m a first time homeowner. When I viewed the house, there was an evident mold problem. My realtor said to Tony during the inspection, don’t let the inspection stop you from buying the house. Tony backed him up the entire time, assuring it was a minor problem. I asked Tony during the inspection if I would need to gut the house to get rid of it. He advised the issue was poor ventilation. He said mold was also caused by the windows and would go away if the place was aired out. He provided an original mold assessment of $4,800 for remediation. The seller agreed to split the cost, which is why I purchased the house. I asked Tony during and after the inspection if he could look at the roof and asked if there could be mold on the celing or attic crawl space. I was told there was no where else to look and no issues. I had to hire another mold assessor $550. Due to mold, the house is now gutted celings to the studs. There was mold on ceiling where I asked about. Wood panels on the walls had to be removed. Hardwood floors had to go. A mold remediation contractor is currently working there. They called on 6/14 to advise they need to remove 8’ x 44’ of the subfloors, as well as all of my cabinets. The cabinets cannot be salvaged due to mold, although they appear practically new. Mold remediation is now over $10k. Tony noticed the soffit was damaged and in one photo included in his report he cut off the edge where there was raccoon poop in the upstairs loft. -I assumed it was dog feces. Come to find out the damaged soffit and poop is because a family of raccoons are living in the soffit and entire roof. Dispute all of the red flags for an inspector Tony was negligent on assessing and advising of evident issues. He offered me a refund and now won’t reply.