A home inspection is a visual examination of a home’s major systems and accessible components. It provides an objective assessment of the property’s condition and helps buyers, sellers, and homeowners make informed decisions.

Most inspections take 2–4 hours, depending on the size, age, and condition of the home.

Yes! While it’s not required, we encourage clients to attend the final portion of the inspection. This gives you the opportunity to ask questions and better understand the home’s condition and maintenance needs.

Most reports are delivered the same day or by the next business day after the inspection.

A standard home inspection evaluates the home’s:

• Roof
• Exterior
• Foundation and structure
• Plumbing
• Electrical
• HVAC systems
• Interior
• Attic and insulation
• Built-in appliances
• Doors and windows

No. A home inspection is a visual evaluation of accessible components on the day of the inspection. It cannot predict future failures or identify concealed defects.

Nearly every home has some issues—even new construction. Our report helps you understand the significance of each finding so you can make informed decisions.

Yes. We offer Pre-Drywall, Final, and 11-Month Builder Warranty inspections for newly constructed homes.

A 4-Point Inspection evaluates the four major systems that insurance companies typically require:

• Roof
• Electrical
• Plumbing
• HVAC

A Wind Mitigation Inspection identifies construction features that help protect your home during high winds and hurricanes. Many Florida homeowners qualify for insurance discounts based on the results.

Many homeowners receive insurance discounts, but savings vary depending on your home’s construction features and your insurance carrier.

Many Florida insurance companies require a 4-Point Inspection for older homes and may request a Wind Mitigation Inspection to determine available discounts.

Our home inspections start at $375, with pricing based on the home’s square footage and inspection type.

Yes. We offer discounted pricing when you schedule a Wind Mitigation Inspection and 4-Point Inspection together.

No. We believe in transparent pricing. You’ll know the cost before your inspection is scheduled.

We accept major credit cards, debit cards, and other convenient electronic payment options.

Payment is typically due at the time of the inspection. We’ll provide payment instructions when your appointment is confirmed.

While it’s not always required by lenders, it’s one of the most important steps you can take to protect your investment.

Yes. Buyers often use inspection findings to request repairs, negotiate the purchase price, or request seller concessions.

A pre-listing inspection helps sellers identify potential issues before putting their home on the market, reducing surprises during the buyer’s inspection.

Absolutely. We’re happy to answer questions and explain our findings even after your inspection is complete.

No. We do not perform repairs or renovations. This allows us to remain completely objective and provide unbiased inspection results.

If we identify an issue that requires further evaluation, we’ll recommend consulting the appropriate licensed professional for additional assessment or repairs.

We are committed to providing:

• Thorough, unbiased inspections
• Easy-to-read digital reports
• Prompt report delivery
• Outstanding customer service
• Honest, professional recommendations
• The knowledge you need to make confident decisions