Before you go through the process of selling a home, you’ll want to first have the property professionally inspected. We’ll conduct a detailed and completely unbiased assessment of the home’s overall condition, identifying specific deficiencies that you may want to correct to facilitate the successful sale of the property.

If you’re buying a new home, you stand to benefit from this comprehensive inspection service. We’ll evaluate the property before the builder has completed a final walkthrough, providing our unbiased opinion about existing strengths and weaknesses in the home’s construction. Use this information to your advantage by requesting recommended repairs and improvements during final negotiations.

This inspection service will provide insights into a home’s existing condition, helping homeowners become familiarized with the property’s current maintenance needs. Our extensive home maintenance tips will help you run a tight ship, keeping your home safe and its value high.

Typically required by insurance agencies before older homes qualify for coverage, a 4 Point Inspection focuses on four key areas of the home’s construction. We’ll thoroughly inspect the roofing system, plumbing system, electrical system, and HVAC system in order to make sure that the home meets the insurer’s minimum property standards.

We are thoroughly educated in the Florida-specific wood-destroying organisms that are known to impact the condition of homes along the coast. We’ll inspect the home from top to bottom, looking for both previous damage and evidence of infestations that are active.

If a home isn’t sufficiently protected from the elements, then the new homeowner is likely going to be in for some major repair expenses later on down the road. That’s why before you buy your prospective home, you need to have its wind mitigation features professionally evaluated. We’ll assess the existing wind mitigation, providing a list of home improvement recommendations as we deem them necessary.

Using a specialized thermal imaging camera, we can conduct a full thermal analysis of a home. This process reveals potential deficiencies that are otherwise difficult to pin down, such as electrical hot spots, defective insulation, and moisture intrusion issues.