Full Home Inspections
Buying a home is a major decision. A full home inspection gives you a visual evaluation of the home's accessible systems and components, and a clear report that explains what was observed and what may need attention.
Systems and components evaluated
The inspection covers readily accessible, visible systems and components within the agreed scope, following Florida's standards of practice for home inspectors.
Roofing
Coverings, flashing, penetrations, gutters, and visible signs of leaks.
Structure
Foundation, framing, and visible indications of movement or water intrusion.
Exterior
Siding, trim, doors, windows, grading, drainage, driveways, and walkways.
Electrical
Service, panels, visible wiring, a representative sample of outlets, switches, and GFCI/AFCI devices.
Plumbing
Supply and drain piping, fixtures, water heater, and visible leaks.
Heating & cooling
Equipment operation, visible condition, distribution, and filters.
Interiors
Walls, ceilings, floors, stairs, doors, and windows.
Attic & insulation
Accessible attic areas, insulation, and ventilation.
A report you can actually use
- Organized by system, with photographs of observed conditions
- Plain-language descriptions of what was found and why it may matter
- Summary of significant items to discuss with your agent
- Delivered electronically, typically within 24 hours of the inspection
You are welcome to attend
Attending the end of the inspection is a good way to see findings in person and ask questions. If you can't be there, the report is written to stand on its own.
What you receive
- A written, photo-documented report organized by system
- A summary of significant observations and recommended next steps
- A follow-up conversation to answer questions about the findings
How to get pricing
We're not scheduling this service yet. Use the form below to be notified when it opens, or ask us a question in the meantime. See our pricing page for how inspections are priced.
Common questions
How long does a home inspection take?
Most single-family homes take two to four hours on site, depending on size, age, and condition.
When should I schedule the inspection?
As soon as your contract is signed. Inspection periods in Florida contracts are often short, so early scheduling leaves time to review the report and negotiate if needed.
Does the inspection include mold, termites, or septic systems?
No. These require separate, specialized inspections by appropriately licensed professionals. We can note visible conditions that may warrant further evaluation.
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Ready to schedule your inspection?
Tell us about the property and your preferred timing. We'll follow up to confirm scope, pricing, and an appointment that works for you.