INSPECTION SERVICES
Home Buyer Inspection
New Construction Inspections
New Construction Inspections
Comprehensive & detailed inspection of the home's readily accessible systems and components.
New Construction Inspections
New Construction Inspections
New Construction Inspections
A new construction inspection is a home inspection of a brand new home typically before closing. This inspection ensures the home is completed and everything was completed properly.
Sewer scope Inspection
New Construction Inspections
Sewer scope Inspection
A sewer scope inspection involves using a specialized camera to inspect the sewer lines of a property. It helps identify issues like leaks or blockages, ensuring the integrity of the sewer system and preventing costly repairs.
11th Month Warranty
New Construction Inspections
Sewer scope Inspection
Often called an 11th month inspection or 1-year warranty inspection, this service is provided to new home buyers near the end of their first year builder warranty period.
Wind Mitigation
Pre Listing Home Inspection
Wind Mitigation
Inspection of the home's wind-resistant features to determine the stability of the home's construction in the event of strong winds.
Pool&Spa
Pre Listing Home Inspection
Wind Mitigation
Visual and mechanical inspection of the pool equipment, electrical supply (including pool lighting) and other safety issues immediately surrounding the pool and pool deck.
Pre Listing Home Inspection
Pre Listing Home Inspection
Pre Listing Home Inspection
If you’re selling your home, let us inspect it before you even list it. A Move-In Certified Seller’s Inspection alerts you to any defects or problems so that you can address them before prospective buyers discover them.
Multi Unit Inspections
Pre Listing Home Inspection
Pre Listing Home Inspection
A Multi-Unit Inspection is an inspection of a property that has two to four units. It is much like a regular home inspection, because every item in each unit is inspected.
Commercial Inspections
Commercial Inspections
Commercial Inspections
A commercial inspection is a thorough assessment of a commercial property's condition, safety features, mechanical systems, and structural integrity. Commercial inspections are different from residential inspections, which focus on living spaces, because they cover a wider range of properties, such as office buildings, industrial facilities, retail spaces, and multifamily dwellings
What is a home inspection?
Simply put, a home inspection is a objective visual examination of a home's condition and functionality. The inspection looks at the physical structure and primary systems of the home to report on whether the components and systems are working as intended to on the day of inspection. As well as, report defects that could negatively affect the value of the property and/or pose danger to someone.
We inspect homes in accordance with the Florida Home Inspectors Standards of Practice. Therefore, we do not inspect areas and/or items that are not readily accessible or place our inspectors in dangerous situations. Also, we do not give predictions on how long the systems and components of the home will function for.
What A Home Inspection Is Not:
- It is not an appraisal of the home to determine its worth.
- It is not a verification of building permits.
- It is not an engineering report to determine structural integrity.
- It is not an examination of local code enforcement to ensure the home and systems are up to local code.
- It is not a warranty or prediction on how long the systems and components of the home will function.
- It is not a guarantee against future defects from occurring.
Major Inspection Components:
- THERMAL SCAN INSPECTION
- ROOF INSPECTION
- ELECTRICAL INSPECTION
- HVAC INSPECTION
- PLUMBING INSPECTION