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During a pre-purchase home inspection, our home inspectors perform a non-invasive evaluation of the structural integrity, electrical systems, plumbing, HVAC (heating, ventilation, and air conditioning), roofing, and other essential elements of the property. The goal is to identify any existing issues or potential problems that may require attention or repairs.

Buyers benefit from a pre-purchase home inspection by gaining an understanding of the property's overall condition. This knowledge allows them to make informed decisions about whether to proceed with the purchase, negotiate repairs with the seller, or even reconsider their investment.

We provide a detailed report the same day outlining our findings, complete with photographs and descriptions of any issues discovered. This report serves as a valuable tool for buyers, enabling them to prioritize necessary repairs and plan for future maintenance.

During a 4-point inspection we offer a specialized examination of the four key components in a home's insurance underwriting process. This type of inspection is commonly required by insurance companies when a homeowner is applying for a new insurance policy or renewing an existing one. The four main areas assessed in a 4-point inspection are roofing, plumbing, electrical, and HVAC.

A 4-point inspection is more focused and less comprehensive than a standard home inspection. Its primary purpose is to provide insurance companies with specific information about the major components of a home to determine the level of risk associated with providing coverage. It's important for homeowners to be aware of the requirements of their insurance provider and, if necessary, address any issues identified during the 4-point inspection to ensure the property meets the insurer's standards.

All reports are delivered same day as inspection.

A wind mitigation inspection is a specific type of examination we conduct on a home or building to assess its ability to withstand the effects of strong winds, particularly during severe weather events such as hurricanes or tropical storms. This inspection is common in regions prone to high wind speeds and is often requested by insurance companies to determine the property's eligibility for windstorm insurance discounts.

Key aspects covered in a wind mitigation inspection include roof covering, roof deck attachment, roof-to-wall connections, roof geometry, secondary water resistance, and opening protection.

The results of a wind mitigation inspection can be used by insurance companies to determine the level of risk associated with a property and may influence the insurance premiums. If the inspection reveals that the home has features that make it more resilient to wind damage, the homeowner may be eligible for insurance discounts.

It's important to note that the specific requirements for wind mitigation inspections can vary by region, and homeowners should check with their insurance provider for detailed information on the process and any potential discounts available.

All reports are delivered same day as inspection.

During pool inspections, we examine their condition, safety, and functionality. Those areas include, liners/finish, equipment inspection, safety features, lighting, enclosures, etc.