Done Rite Home Inspection
Local business
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Highlights
- Long-established — BBB dates the business to 2002
- A+ BBB grade — no complaints on its profile
- Buyer and lender work — inspects for banks and brokers too
- No customer reviews — nothing written by anyone who hired them
- Licence not published — confirm registration with the state board
- Not accredited — the A+ grade sits on an unaccredited profile
Done Rite Home Inspections works out of 61 Burns Way in South Weymouth, a sole proprietorship under Frederick T. Butts with three people. BBB dates the business to July 2002 and its local operation to May 2009. The work covers residential and commercial property, and BBB describes the clients as prospective buyers, banks and real estate brokers — bank and broker work is a slightly different mix from a purely buyer-side inspector, and worth asking about if you want someone reporting only to you. Its BBB grade is A+, though the company is not BBB accredited and no customer has left a written account anywhere. That leaves nothing to read about how the inspections themselves go. One thing to settle before booking: Massachusetts licenses home inspectors through the Board of Registration of Home Inspectors, and BBB itself flags that this industry may require licensing. Ask for the inspector's current registration number and check it with the board. A long-established South Shore inspector for a purchase inspection. Ask for a sample report and the licence number, and for references from buyers who used them in the past year.
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What does a home inspection cost in Greater Boston?
Typical Greater Boston range for this kind of work, from regional averages — not a quote from Done Rite Home Inspection. Use it to sanity-check bids, then get the real number in writing.
Firms price in size tiers, not per foot — pick the bracket.
Estimated range
$530 – $760
Typical inspection around $650