Hometech Property Inspection Services LLC

Hometech Property Inspection Services is a Nashua, NH-based home inspection company run by Paul Gaudette, an ASHI-certified inspector licensed in both Massachusetts and New Hampshire. The business states it has performed thousands of inspections since 2003, though its BBB profile lists the company as founded in 1999; either way, it has built a long track record serving Southern New Hampshire and Northeastern Massachusetts. Customers who have hired Paul consistently describe extremely thorough, unhurried inspections — several reviewers over multiple years mention him spending two to three hours or more walking through a property, explaining what he finds in plain language, and following up afterward with detailed written reports that include photos and specific recommendations. Reviewers repeatedly say he patiently answers every question, even repeated ones, and takes time to educate first-time buyers on what to look for and how to maintain their new home. Several reviews describe him going out of his way on scheduling — fitting an inspection in before a snowstorm, working weekends, or turning around a report quickly when a closing was near. One reviewer recounted that Paul was the only inspector who refused to perform a quick "walk-through" inspection, explaining that he considered it close to a scam and not worth the money — a level of candor the reviewer took as a sign of integrity, and later hired him for a full inspection instead. The business holds an A+ rating with the Better Business Bureau (not BBB-accredited) and a listed New Hampshire home inspector license (#00067) with the state's Office of Professional Licensure and Certification. Reviews span from 2021 through 2025 across Google, Angi, and other platforms, all five stars, with no negative reviews found on any source checked. For a homeowner in the greater Nashua or Lowell area comparing home inspectors, Hometech looks like a strong, well-established choice, particularly for buyers who want a thorough, unhurried walkthrough and a detailed report rather than a quick check-the-box visit. There is little here to caution against; the main thing worth confirming directly is current pricing and availability, since a one-person operation with this level of demand can book up.