Kensa Inspections

One inspector, one name attached to almost every review: Ken Ray, who has run Kensa Inspections since at least 2021. Across 128 reviews on Google since then, the same beat repeats — he shows up early, works slowly through a house, and explains what he finds as he goes. The specifics back it up. One buyer said his inspection turned up deficiencies that led them to pass on a 106-year-old coastal-town house before it became an expensive mistake, one of the things they were specifically hoping an inspector would catch. Another credited him with catching problems on a new-construction condo purchase that saved them thousands in future repairs. He shows up early for every visit — reviewers single that out specifically — and takes the time a job needs, whether that means examining every inch of a two-family home from the attics down or spending nearly two hours in a 650-square-foot condo answering questions. That pattern hasn't slipped recently: 18 of the reviews landed in the last six months, all five stars, describing the same early-arrival, explain-everything approach. Reports typically land within a day, often the same day, through an online portal reviewers describe as easy to use. There's nothing in the record pointing to a rushed job or a slow report — the one thing worth knowing before booking is that this is a one-person operation, so scheduling runs on Ken's own calendar rather than a larger team's. For a South Shore or Eastern Massachusetts buyer who wants an inspector willing to spend the extra hour, Kensa is the kind of booking reviewers say they'd make again.