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Typical Greater Boston range for this kind of work, from regional averages — not a quote from The Home Inspection Company. Use it to sanity-check bids, then get the real number in writing.
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$530 – $760
Typical inspection around $650
Ed Morkis has been doing home inspections around Framingham long enough that former clients now send him their real estate clients too — several reviewers describe hiring him personally for one purchase, then referring him to buyers they represent. He runs The Home Inspection Company solo, holds an active Massachusetts home inspector license, and is also a construction supervisor and an InterNACHI Certified Professional Inspector. He covers buyer's, seller's, and maintenance inspections plus radon, mold, and well/water testing across a long list of MetroWest and Greater Boston towns. The specifics in his reviews, going back to 2021, describe the same thing regardless of the year: three-hour walkthroughs, a report back within hours, and technical findings explained in plain language. A 2026 review described one house Ed inspected as a "mouse infested, tinderbox, death trap" that the buyers walked away from because of his report, and credited a second inspection from him with helping them find the home they actually bought. A 2023 review said his findings helped the buyer negotiate over $10,000 off for insulation issues found during the inspection. One reviewer who does contracting work himself said he was surprised by how much Ed caught that he'd missed on his own walkthrough of a house he was buying (2022). Just one review among the 28 on file isn't a full five stars — a 2021 customer rated him four stars while writing that they'd used him twice, hadn't been disappointed, and planned to call him again. There's no actual complaint in it, just a rating a notch below the rest. For a home purchase or sale inspection anywhere in Ed's MetroWest and Greater Boston service area, this is a well-corroborated, single-inspector operation with a long, consistent history; schedule early if your timeline is tight, since several reviewers mention booking him on short notice through their agents.
We had a great experience with Ed. He was extremely thorough and took the time to explain all the items on our home inspection. He walked us through the difference between small items and larger future issues. He checked in after we received our report to ensure all our questions were answered. I also left our interactions feeling that I could reach out at any future time to ask more questions if needed. I highly recommend.
Ed was great to work with. On time and very responsive. Very thorough:)
Ed helped us inspect two homes! The first of which turned out to be a mouse infested, tinderbox, death trap and Ed’s detailed and meticulous inspection report saved our lives. As a result we found our dream home and I trusted it all the more after another stellar report from ED. As a first time home buyer I cannot give Ed higher praises for his kind, and professional demeanor, and patience with our endless questions and concerns.
Was recommended Ed by a friend. He was extremely knowledgeable and friendly, would highly recommend to others!
I would highly recommend Ed Morkis!! I am a first time home buyer, and very anxious about making a purchase. Ed helped ease the stressful process by being very thorough in his home inspection. He made the extra effort to come to an appointment on Christmas Eve and noticed items I did not when I first viewed the property. He took some extra time to point out flaws and explain their significance (or lack there of). With his thorough report, the sellers have been able/willing to address some of the items which has helped the grand home buying process go much more smoothly than I was expecting. Thank you so much, Ed!
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Same-evening report4.2
30 years in business3.7
Fast reports4.9
Thorough inspection with every detail explained3.1