Wigley Title Agency

"I would not recommend this title company to anyone. The people are very rude, condescending, curt, and not customer centered. My realtor and myself had to initiate communication for updates and to ensure things were not being lost in the shuffle . Made mistakes in charges for the closing process. In addition, this is the first title company that I have worked with that will not meet the customer where it is convenient for signing, instead I was rudely told to “work with them” when I lived 50 miles away and work. Very bad experience with selling my home with this company."

"No updates were given throughout the process and we didn't close on time. No one even reached out to the buyers to schedule a time to sign the final documents until the realtor called them the day before."

"BEWARE!!!!!!! If you are looking for a title insurance company that will ignore you, take forever, violate contractual agreements and simply not do their job, look no further this is the title insurance company for you. This company has absolutely no sense of urgency whatsoever. They do not care that a home purchase is likely the most expensive process anyone will ever go through and probably the most stressful. On top of having absolutely no regard for that they will also leave you completely in the dark as to what they are doing in the meantime to follow through with the close of your property. I will never recommend this company to anyone ever and I will tell everyone I know to avoid this title insurance company."

"Sold a home by owner with no clue of the process. Tim, Amy, and Alicia walked us through the entire process and helped us close a seamless transition. We would highly recommend them to anyone, especially someone new to selling their home."

"Adjectives to describe Wigley Title: clueless; bumbling; uncommunicative. We just closed a deal with them, and their complete lack of urgency and attention to detail is appalling. Our seller is still trying to work out issues with them, but getting answers such as, "sorry, he's out of town for 2 days." Not what you want when performing one of the largest transactions a person will make."