A home purchase is a significant investment, to make an informed decision with some peace of mind, a buyer's inspection is wise. It is a visual examination of the property that could identify potential defects or areas in need of repair before you commit to the purchase. This inspection aims to provide you with valuable information about the home, empowering you to make an informed decision.
Selling a home can be as stressful as buying one. Prior to listing, sellers could gain a clear understanding of their property's condition through a visual inspection. This inspection examines major systems and components, including HVAC, electrical, plumbing, roof, doors, and windows.
Full Home Inspections Include the following:
Interior
Interior
Interior
Interior
Interior
Built-in appliances, doors, windows and more.
Exterior
Interior
Exterior
Walkways, driveways, proper pitch drainage, gutters, siding, windows, exterior doors, eaves, soffits and fascia.
Roof
Electrical
Exterior
Roof coverings, structure, gutters and downspouts.
Plumbing
Electrical
Electrical
Sinks, tubs, faucets & shut-off valves.
Electrical
Electrical
Electrical
Service drop, mast, meter & base, grounding & outlets.
HVAC
Pool & Spa
Pool & Spa
All major heating and cooling systems
Pool & Spa
Pool & Spa
Pool & Spa
*additional cost added to home inspection
Insurance Inspections
Four-Point Inspection
Four-Point Inspection
Four-Point Inspection
A four-point inspection report is a specialized assessment of four key areas of a residential property: the roofing system, electrical system, plumbing system, and HVAC (heating, ventilation, and air conditioning) system. This type of inspection is often required by insurance companies when a homeowner is seeking or renewing homeowners insurance, especially for older homes.
*May Help Reduce Insurance Premiums
Wind Mitigation
Four-Point Inspection
Four-Point Inspection
A wind mitigation report is a document that assesses the structural and protective features of a building to determine its vulnerability to wind damage during severe weather events, such as hurricanes or strong windstorms. The purpose of a wind mitigation report is to identify areas where the building's design and construction exceed the minimum requirements for wind resistance
*May Help Reduce Insurance Premiums
Roof Condition Report
Four-Point Inspection
Roof Condition Report
A roof condition report is a detailed assessment of the current state of a building's roof. This report is typically conducted by a professional inspector and is useful for property owners, buyers, insurance companies, and real estate professionals to understand the condition of the roof and determine any necessary repairs or replacements. The report provides valuable information about the roof's integrity, potential issues, and estimated remaining lifespan
Affiliates
