Know What You're Buying.
Move Forward with Confidence.
Buying a home is a major investment. Our professional, visual home inspection helps you understand the property's accessible systems, observed deficiencies, and items that may need attention—before you make your next decision.
FREE Wind Mitigation Inspection & Report
We document qualifying wind-resistant construction features that may be considered for homeowners insurance discounts. Eligibility and savings depend on the property and insurer; discounts are not guaranteed.
A Clearer Picture of the Home
Our inspection covers visible, readily accessible systems and components within the agreed inspection scope. Here's what we typically review.
Visible roof coverings, flashing conditions, accessible attic areas, and observable signs of leaks or damage.
Accessible exterior walls, doors, windows, visible structural components, grading, and drainage conditions.
Accessible service equipment, distribution panels, representative outlets, switches, and visible wiring conditions.
Visible supply and drain components, fixtures, water heating equipment, and signs of leakage.
Accessible HVAC equipment, basic operation under appropriate conditions, and visible installation or performance concerns.
Accessible walls, ceilings, floors, doors, windows, stairs, and installed appliances included in the inspection scope.
A standard home inspection is visual and non-invasive. It is not a warranty, code-compliance certification, engineering evaluation, or guarantee that concealed defects do not exist. Accessibility, safety, weather, utilities, and system conditions may limit what can be inspected.
Fewer Unknowns.
Better Questions.
Even attractive, well-maintained homes can have visible concerns that are easy to overlook during a showing. Our job is to document what we observe, explain its significance, and recommend appropriate next steps.
Understand the condition
Learn about observed deficiencies, maintenance needs, and areas that may warrant qualified specialist review.
Plan with better information
Use your report to discuss repair priorities and next steps with your agent, contractors, or other advisors.
Keep a useful reference
Your inspection report provides a snapshot of visible conditions at the time of inspection.
What Is a Wind Mitigation Inspection?
A Wind Mitigation inspection documents certain construction features associated with wind resistance. Depending on the property, these may include roof shape, roof deck attachment, roof-to-wall connections, and opening protection. The resulting report may help your insurer determine eligibility for available discounts.
Need a More Complete Picture?
Depending on the property and your needs, ask about additional services such as 4-Point inspections, mold and indoor air quality assessments, pool observations, WDO inspections, sewer scopes, and infrared imaging. Availability and third-party involvement vary by service.
Simple from Start to Finish
Request an Appointment
Share the property details and select the services you need.
We Inspect
We evaluate readily accessible systems and components within the inspection scope.
Receive Your Report
Review photos, observations, and recommendations. Delivery timing varies by service.
Decide What's Next
Discuss questions and coordinate further evaluations or repairs as appropriate.
Answers Before You Book
When should I schedule a buyer's home inspection?
As soon as your purchase agreement and inspection period allow. Coordinate timing with your real estate agent so you have adequate time to review the report.
How long does an inspection take?
It depends on the home's size, age, condition, accessibility, and selected services. We'll help estimate the appointment duration when scheduling.
Can I attend?
Yes. We welcome questions and can help explain findings. Ask our team when it's best to meet with the inspector.
Is mold testing included?
Specialized mold or indoor air quality testing is not part of a standard home inspection unless separately arranged. Ask about available options.
How soon will I get the report?
Report turnaround varies by inspection type and any laboratory or specialty services. We'll communicate expectations when you book.
Know Your Home.
Protect Your Investment.
Based in Port St. Lucie · Serving Brevard County through Broward County
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