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Home inspections aren’t just for home buyers. If you are preparing to sell your home, it may be wise to order a pre-sale home inspection. The last minute discovery of problems by a prospective buyer’s inspector can lead to delays, added expenses and can even derail a deal altogether. Your best solution as a home seller is to have a thorough inspection done prior to putting the house on the market. This allows you to resolve any issues or adjust the price of your home accordingly before they become a problem in negotiating a deal.

Here is what our Home Seller Inspection is designed to do for you:

• Give YOU more control over the selling process
• Facilitate a faster sale for more money
• Eliminate last minute contract cancellations or 11th hour re-negotiations
• Protect you from over-inflated buyer procured estimates
• Reduce your liability with full disclosure
• Identify repair issues allowing resolution of those items before placing your home for sale
• Make your home more marketable and attractive to buyers
• Eliminate issues that a “buyers” independent inspection would have ultimately revealed

Purchasing a home requires a significant financial investment and may seem like an endless series of critical, important decisions. Inspecting the physical condition of the home’s systems and components is an important part of this process and will aid you in making an informed decision while minimizing risk.

You will receive a written inspection report describing the following:

• Electrical Systems
• Heating, Ventilation & Air Conditioning Systems
• Plumbing Systems
• Appliances

When you purchase an older home, rental property, or condo in Florida, you will likely need for a 4 point inspection before purchasing a homeowners policy. Most insurance companies will require a 4 point inspection when a home is older than 40 years, or a rental property is older than 30 years. You can get an insurance quote without an inspection. However, you will need inspection before actually purchasing the policy.

1. Roof: Type of Roof Covering (shingles, tile, rolled). The age and condition of the roof. Are there missing shingles or leaks?
2. Electrical Systems: The type of the wiring in the home (copper, aluminium, knob and tube). The brand of the electrical panel. The condition of the homes electrical system.
3. Heating and Cooling: Is there central heat and air in the home? The age and condition of the system. Are there signs of leaking?
4. Plumbing System: Type of supply and drain lines found in the home (copper, CPVC, galvanized, lead, polybutelene, etc. Is there evidence of current leaks? The age of the hot water heater.

A thorough professional pool inspection lets home buyers know about the condition of the pool and its mechanical processes. If left unchecked, easy to detect issues could become costly to repair. A pool inspections includes a lot of different aspects. Here is what we look for: pool safety, pool interior, tile & decking around pool, pool pumps, pool filter, pool heater, pool accessories, automation & remote control function.

According to the InterNACHI standards, a pool inspector is not required to inspect the pool at times when conditions like bad weather could cause damage to the pool equipment. It does not include water quality testing, the testing of anything that is already not working properly or the suitability of a pool for accessories like a diving board or slide. Before committing to a pool inspection, be sure to get an understanding of what is or is not included in the inspection.

The Roof Certification Inspection is commonly requested by Florida Insurance Companies when your roof is nearing the end of its useful life. The inspection is completed by Florida licensed home inspector who inspects and reports on the condition and life expectancy of your roof.

After completion of the roof certification inspection, We will deliver you a two-page report on your roof which will detail damages, repairs, and other concerns attached with pictures. That report is then sent to your insurance agent who will evaluate the report and give direction on what is needed.