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Typical Greater Boston range for this kind of work, from regional averages — not a quote from Dumont Home Inspection Services. Use it to sanity-check bids, then get the real number in writing.
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$530 – $760
Typical inspection around $650
Dumont Home Inspection Services is a small family inspection business working out of southeastern Massachusetts — the BBB lists it at 299 Old Stevens Rd in Swansea as an S corporation started in 2013 with one employee and Steven Dumont as president, and BuildZoom carries an address in Assonet. The company describes itself as family-run with about 30 years of combined experience, inspecting single-family homes, multi-family buildings and condos and adding pest, moisture and private-well water testing, with reports emailed within 24 hours. The feedback that exists is thin — four reviews, all from 2026 — and it splits. A repeat client said in April that they had used Steve and Jeff since 2016 across three properties in the Fall River area, one single-family and two multifamily, and that no inspection had missed anything they later found. Another April reviewer credited Steve with working out scheduling between them and the sellers and Jeff with a knowledgeable, thorough inspection, and a June reviewer called the work very thorough and worth every penny. The fourth review, also in April, is a one-star account from a buyer of a Marion Rd. property purchased in 2025. They wrote that after moving in they found a shower leaking because no caulking had been applied around the drain and faucet — which also meant repairing the ceiling below — plus an improperly installed toilet and a leaking basement heater, all repairs they paid for themselves, and said they would not use or recommend the company again. The rest of the record is administrative rather than reputational: the BBB grades the company A+ but it is not BBB accredited, and the two Rhode Island home inspector licence numbers BuildZoom lists are marked unverified with an expiration date it last saw in February 2022. With this few reviews there is not enough to call the pattern either way, so treat it as a business you vet directly: ask which inspector will do your inspection, ask for a recent sample report, and confirm the current Massachusetts (and, if the property is in Rhode Island, the Rhode Island) licence before you book.
Jeff was very professional and VERY thorough. Worth every penny! Definitely would recommend that others use this company for their inspection needs!
Steve was great and accommodating with scheduling between myself and the sellers. Jeff was extremely knowledgeable and thorough during the inspection.
I have been using Steve and Jeff since 2016. They have inspected three of my properties, one single family and two multifamily homes all in the Fall River area. Each inspection has been thorough with great attention to detail. To this date, I have not found issues that they missed. I am very pleased with the quality of their services. I will continue to use and recommend them in the future.
The Marion Rd. property was purchased in 2025. You pay these people to do work that you can’t do yourself when buying a house, and they provide such poor service that you end up covering the cost of repairs. I would never use them again or recommend them to anyone. After we moved in, we discovered that the shower leaks because no caulking was applied around the drain and faucet. We had to pay to have that fixed, including fixing the ceiling that was not damage due to the water leak. The toilet was not properly installed, and the heater in the basement leaks—both of which we also had to pay to repair. The house has too much baseboard heating on the second floor and not enough on the first floor. Fixing this will cost over $2,000. Even when the heat is set to 68°F on the first floor, the temperature only stays around 65–66°F because there isn’t enough baseboard heating. The windows were installed so poorly that you can see outside through the cracks, and we don’t even know how much it will cost to fix them. The “inspector “ couldn’t see that with all of the years of experience he claims to have. These people call themselves professionals. I should have saved my inspection money to pay for the issues I am now dealing with. This is not fair. Please stop taking advantage of people. I should have consider pursuing legal action to ensure this doesn’t happen to anyone else.
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