Inspection services

Whether you are a first time home buyer or a Seller ,one thing is always common  : The process is very stressful .Let our extremely experienced home inspectors take away some of that stress.

Our inspection report will help you learn as much as you can about the property . It will point out major issues as well as small problems .  Knowing the exact state the property is in can help you make a better decision and make  the process is a much smother  one .

  The pre-delivery and end of warranty home inspections applies to brand new homes  or homes that are at the end of their warranties  (Yes,  you should have your new home inspected).  These house inspections take place up to a week before a closing and they allow buyers the opportunity to inspect their new home. Additionally, the inspection is to ensure that the home is substantially completed and major items are in working order.   

 Florida State requires that every public lodging establishment that is three (3) stories or more in height in the State file a certificate stating that any and all balconies, platforms, stairways, and railways have been inspected by a person competent to conduct such inspections and are safe, secure, and free of defects." These inspections MUST be performed EVERY THREE (3) YEARS. 
 

Wind mitigation inspection is needed to determine which credits apply to a home. During a wind mitigation inspection, a certified inspector looks for key features and add-ons that reduce the amount of damage your home may suffer in the event of a hurricane or strong windstorm. 

 Insurance companies may require a four-point inspection for all homeowner, dwelling and mobile home applications for properties more than 30 years old. One of our Florida-licensed inspector will check the home’s electrical system, plumbing, heating/cooling system (HVAC) and roof. The inspector will  provide the age, type and condition of the wiring, heating and plumbing systems, and roof. Any serious hazards or deficiencies (such as exposed wiring, active leaks or evidence of leaks) should be repaired before an application for coverage is submitted. 

 Roofs older than 25 years (shingle or other type) or 50 years (tile, slate, clay, concrete, or metal) require documentation showing at least three years remaining useful life. A Florida-licensed house inspector must conduct an inspection of the roof to check for any visible signs of damage or deterioration. When a roof has less than three years of remaining useful life, the homeowner must provide proof of a full-roof replacement to the home inspector before any policy is written on the home. The inspector will complete a Roof Inspection Form verifying the roof is in good condition.