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Josh runs Liberty Home Inspections alone, and eleven of the twelve reviews on file are built around his name — buyers, agents, and repeat referrers describing him as thorough, quick to schedule, and notably non-alarmist: someone who flags real issues without scaring first-time buyers off a house. The Hudson, NH inspector says he covers Hudson, Manchester and Nashua plus a roughly 50-mile radius, takes on light commercial work too, and is InterNACHI certified; the business also offers a 15% discount to veterans and first responders. Reviewers dating back to 2021 consistently mention the same things: comprehensive reports turned around within 24 hours, interactive reports with video, and Josh walking buyers through issues in person rather than just handing over paperwork. One real estate agent who has referred him repeatedly over the years said her clients have all been satisfied. A 2021 review specifically praised a standalone roof inspection with a highly detailed report; another from the same year called him 'the best in the NH area.' The one account that cuts against that pattern is worth reading closely. A September 2025 review described being pleased with the inspection itself, then discovering after moving in that several things were missed — starting with a dryer outlet with no power — that the buyer felt should have been caught. It's the only negative account among the twelve reviews here, but it's specific and recent enough to weigh directly against the pattern of thoroughness the other reviews describe. For a straightforward home purchase inspection in the Hudson, Manchester or Nashua area, Liberty's longer track record points toward Josh being responsive and easy to work with. Given the 2025 account, it's worth asking what post-inspection follow-up looks like if something surfaces after closing.
We had our home inspected and were initially pleased with how it was conducted and attitude of our inspector. After we moved in, we discovered several things that should have been caught that were either irresponsibly overlooked or ignored. 1. Our dryer outlet had no power to it. The inspector claimed that they do not have the means to safely check it. I have since discovered that other companies do. We found the wires that provide power to the dryer outlet sitting at the bottom of our main break enclosure, disconnected. This could also be very plainly seen in pictures provided in our report taken by the inspector. 2. We had a water test fail that affected our closing date. This was also on our realtor, but it was not pointed out as an issue in our report. We were just given numbers. 3. Several fire safety issues in the house were discovered after closing that cost us hundreds of dollars to meet code. The inspection seemed thorough at the time during discussions with our inspector and realtor. However, with all of the problems we found ourselves, I am not convinced that we should have had to pay the kind of money we did for the service provided.
I've referred Liberty Home Inspections to my home buyers through the years and they all have been very satisfied with Josh. He was extremely responsive with setting up appointments and sent out comprehensive home inspection reports within 24 hours. Josh is affable and answered all of my buyers' questions in a clear manner, thereby setting their minds at ease during what can be a stressful home buying experience. I highly recommend Liberty Home Inspections!
Josh is fabulous, quick to schedule, thorough, doesn't alarm buyers just informs them with the facts! Highly recommend :)
We loved working with Josh for a recent home inspection and look forward to using Liberty Home Inspections again in the near future!
Josh was very helpful assisting my first time homebuyer's with their home inspection in Hudson, NH. He was honest and informative while also making sure they understood how to address some of the issues, so they weren't as scary. He is not an alarmist, rather offers practical solutions that buyers can do on their own. He used a great gadget that had a moisture reader to help see if there were any leaks behind walls we couldn't see with the naked eye. He climbed up on his ladder to look at the roof, the gutters, and vents. He also climbed up into the attic to explore that space, despite it being difficult to reach. Thanks Josh!
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