Insurance Inspections / 4-Point

Four Major Systems. One Clear Report.

When your Florida insurance company requests a 4-Point inspection, Pro #1 Inspections documents the visible condition and key characteristics of your home's roofing, electrical, plumbing, and heating and cooling systems.

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What Is a 4-Point Inspection?

Focused Documentation for Homeowners Insurance.

A 4-Point inspection is a limited-scope evaluation of four primary home systems. Insurance companies commonly request these reports when reviewing eligibility for coverage, especially for certain existing or older homes.

The inspection is designed to provide insurer-requested information, not to replace a comprehensive buyer's home inspection.

Who Typically Needs One?

Homeowners applying for a new policy, renewing coverage, or responding to a request from an insurance agent or carrier.

Important: Your insurer determines whether a 4-Point report is required, which form it accepts, and whether the property meets its underwriting standards.
The Four Systems

What We Document

Our inspector reviews accessible components and records relevant conditions for the agreed insurance inspection form.

01 / ROOFING

Roof System

Visible roof covering type and condition, available roof age or permit information, signs of damage or leakage, and other roof details required by the applicable form.

02 / ELECTRICAL

Electrical System

Accessible service and panel information, visible wiring characteristics, observable safety concerns, and electrical conditions relevant to insurance underwriting.

03 / PLUMBING

Plumbing System

Accessible supply and drain piping materials, visible leaks or corrosion, water heater information, and other observable plumbing conditions.

04 / HVAC

Heating & Cooling

Installed heating and cooling equipment, available age information, and apparent operating condition where safe and practical to assess.

What to Expect

Clear Reporting. No Guesswork.

We gather the available information required by the inspection form, document relevant visible conditions, and provide supporting photographs as appropriate.

Where an item cannot be verified because of access limitations, missing records, or concealed components, we document the limitation rather than assuming a favorable condition.

Prepare for Your Appointment

Make electrical panels and HVAC equipment accessible
Provide any available roof replacement permits or records
Ensure water heater and plumbing areas can be reached safely
Share any specific form requested by your insurance carrier
We do not move stored belongings, open concealed building assemblies, or perform destructive testing.
Our Process

Three Simple Steps

01 / SCHEDULE

Request Your Inspection

Tell us your insurance company requested a 4-Point inspection and share any form requirements.

02 / INSPECT

We Review the Four Systems

Our inspector evaluates accessible components and records observations within the service scope.

03 / REPORT

Receive Your Documentation

Receive your completed report for submission to your agent or insurer. Delivery timing varies by service.

Common Questions

4-Point Inspection FAQs

Is a 4-Point inspection the same as a home inspection?

No. A 4-Point inspection is limited to four systems and is primarily used for insurance documentation. A buyer's home inspection covers a broader range of accessible components.

Does a 4-Point inspection guarantee insurance approval?

No. Your insurance company reviews the findings and makes its own underwriting decision.

Do I need a 4-Point inspection for an older home?

Possibly. Requirements depend on your insurance carrier, property characteristics, and policy. Confirm with your agent.

What if the inspection identifies a problem?

We document the observed condition. Your insurance carrier may request repairs, additional documentation, or specialist evaluation before making a coverage decision.

Can I schedule a Wind Mitigation inspection at the same time?

Yes. Let us know which insurance reports you need when scheduling so we can coordinate the services.

Florida 4-Point Inspections

Get the Report Your Insurance Company Requested.

Pro #1 Inspections serves homeowners from Brevard County through Broward County. Contact our family-owned team to schedule a professional 4-Point inspection.

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