Home Inspection

Home inspections typically cover an overview of major systems and structural integrity, including the roof, plumbing, electrical, HVAC, foundation, and interior/exterior conditions, with a focus on identifying potential problems. Highly recommended for all home purchases, even new construction. 

A Flood Elevation Survey or Certificate is a document, typically prepared by a surveyor, that details a building's location, lowest floor elevation, and flood zone, used to ensure compliance with floodplain management ordinances and determine flood insurance rates

A Florida wind mitigation inspection assesses your home's wind resistance features to potentially qualify for insurance discounts and is valid for up to five years, provided no material changes occur. The home's basic structure and construction materials

A 4 point inspection looks at the 4 major systems (Roof, Electrical, Plumbing, HVAC) in an older home. An insurance company wants to know that an older home has been well maintained, and the major systems are in good working condition.

A residential sewer line inspection, often using a camera, is a crucial preventative measure to identify potential issues like cracks, blockages, or damage before they become major problems, potentially saving costly repairs

All tanks should be pumped and visually inspected to determine their capacity and water tightness. The evaluator will look for cracks, leaks and other defects in the tanks, as well as, required outlet devices or filters and the condition and fit of the lid and access ports. If the tank was pumped and evaluated in the last 5 years that documentation may be used.

Getting your pool/spa pressure tested, checked for cracks, leaks, pump pressure, electrical issues is an important piece of the inspection process.

Seawalls don't last forever and need inspections to determine if any repairs are needed, and how much life is left

Seawalls and docks don't last forever and need inspections to determine if any repairs are needed, and how much life is left