Frequently Asked Questions

01What is a home inspection?

A home inspection is a visual assessment of a property’s major components — like the roof, foundation, plumbing, electrical, and HVAC systems — to identify any current or potential issues. The goal is to give buyers, sellers, or homeowners a better understanding of the home’s condition before making major decisions.

02Why should I get a home inspection?

It protects your investment, gives you negotiating power, and provides peace of mind before closing. A good inspection helps uncover safety hazards, deferred maintenance, and big-ticket repairs before they surprise you after move-in.

03What areas of the home are covered?

We inspect the roof, foundation, attic, plumbing, electrical, HVAC systems, exterior, insulation, and installed appliances. You’ll receive a photo-rich report with clear summaries for each major area.

01How do I schedule an inspection?

You can schedule an inspection in a few easy ways: use our online booking system, call or text us directly, or have your realtor book on your behalf. We confirm all bookings quickly and send follow-up reminders before your appointment.

02How long does a typical inspection take?

Most inspections take between 2–3 hours, depending on the size, age, and condition of the property. Larger or more complex homes may take longer, especially if you’ve requested add-ons like pool/spa or detached structure inspections.

03Can I be present during the inspection?

Absolutely — and we encourage it. Being there allows you to ask questions in real time and get a better feel for the home. We’ll walk you through major findings, point out areas to monitor, and help you understand next steps.

04Do you use any special tools or technology?

Yes — in addition to visual inspection, we use moisture meters, thermal imaging, drones (where applicable), and digital checklists to ensure nothing is overlooked. These tools help us detect hidden issues like leaks, overheating components, or roof damage.

05When will I receive the inspection report?

We deliver most reports the same day or within 24 hours. Your report will be emailed as a PDF and includes full-color photos, detailed notes, and repair recommendations. We’re also available for a post-inspection call to answer any follow-up questions.

01What is a 4-Point Inspection, and when is it required?

A 4-Point Inspection evaluates four key systems in your home: electrical, plumbing, HVAC, and the roof. It’s often required by insurance companies for homes over 25 years old before issuing or renewing a policy. This inspection helps determine whether your home meets the insurer’s underwriting standards.

02What is a Wind Mitigation Inspection?

A Wind Mitigation Inspection assesses how well your home can withstand strong winds, hurricanes, and storms. It covers features such as roof covering, roof-to-wall attachments, roof deck nailing patterns, opening protection (like hurricane shutters or impact-rated windows), and more. If your home qualifies, you could save hundreds per year on your insurance premiums.

03What’s included in a Roof Certification Inspection?

This inspection verifies the age, material, and remaining life expectancy of your roof. It’s usually requested for homes with roofs over 10–15 years old, especially if you’re applying for insurance or renewing a policy. The certification includes photos, roof type documentation, condition assessment, and a report for your insurance agent.

04Can I combine insurance inspections?

Yes. We frequently bundle 4-Point and Wind Mitigation inspections at a discounted rate. This saves you money and streamlines the inspection process, especially helpful when your agent requests both at once.

05How fast will my report be ready for the insurance company?

We understand the urgency. Reports are typically delivered within 24 hours, often the same day. We can send them directly to your insurance agent or underwriter upon request

01What should sellers do before a pre-listing inspection?

Before your pre-listing inspection, make sure there’s clear access to major systems like the electrical panel, HVAC units, water heater, and attic. Address obvious issues like leaky faucets, burnt-out lightbulbs, or loose doorknobs to reduce red flags. A tidy, accessible home allows for a smoother, more complete inspection.

02Should buyers attend the inspection?

Absolutely — if possible, you should be present during the inspection. It’s a great opportunity to walk through the property with the inspector, ask questions in real time, and get clarity on any concerns. You’ll also better understand the inspection report when you’ve seen the issues firsthand.

03How should I use the report as a buyer?

The inspection report helps you prioritize next steps:

• Urgent safety issues or major repairs might require renegotiation
• Medium concerns may guide future upgrades or budgeting
• Cosmetic or wear-and-tear items are usually informational

Your agent can help interpret the report to decide what to address with the seller.

04Can I back out of a deal if the report reveals issues?

In most cases, yes — if your purchase agreement includes an inspection contingency. Major safety, structural, or costly issues may justify walking away. However, many problems are fixable or negotiable. An inspection is meant to inform your decision, not automatically derail the deal.

05As a seller, should I share my inspection report with buyers?

Yes, transparency builds trust and can speed up the selling process. A clean report may even give you a competitive edge or help justify your asking price. If repairs were made after the inspection, provide documentation to show due diligence.

01What types of inspections do you offer?

We offer a full range of inspection services tailored to buyers, sellers, insurance needs, and investment decisions. These include:

• General Home Inspections
• 4-Point Insurance Inspections
• Wind Mitigation Reports
• Roof Certification Inspections
• Pre-Listing Inspections
• Final Walkthrough Inspections
• New Construction
• Add-ons: Pool/spa, detached structures, and more

02What’s the difference between a General Inspection and a 4-Point Inspection?

A General Home Inspection is comprehensive and covers the home’s structure and systems — ideal for buyers or sellers. A 4-Point Inspection focuses only on the roof, HVAC, plumbing, and electrical systems, and is typically required for insurance, especially on homes 25+ years old.

03Do you offer add-on inspections like pool/spa or detached buildings?

Yes, we offer low-cost add-ons that can be bundled with your main inspection. Pool and spa inspections include a visual check of equipment, safety features, and potential leaks. Detached structures such as guest houses or sheds can also be inspected upon request.

04Can you do multiple inspections at once?

Absolutely. You can schedule a general home inspection along with a 4-Point, Wind Mitigation, or Roof Certification in one appointment. It saves time and money, and we’ll provide bundled pricing.

05Do you inspect newly constructed homes?

Yes, we inspect new builds during various construction phases or just before move-in. These inspections catch construction errors, incomplete work, and code oversights that builders can address before closing. 


01How much do inspections cost?

General home inspections start at $350 for homes up to 2,000 sq ft. Larger homes, older properties, or those with features like pools, crawlspaces, or detached buildings may have additional fees. All prices are clearly outlined during booking — no hidden charges.

02Can I bundle services to save money?

Yes — bundling inspections is one of the best ways to save. Our most popular combo is the 4-Point + Wind Mitigation bundle for $200 (a $50 savings). You can also combine a full inspection with a Roof Certification or add-on services like pool inspections.

03Do you charge more for older homes or complex layouts?

Sometimes. Homes with crawlspaces, outdated systems, or larger square footage often require more time and may have a modest surcharge. You’ll see exact pricing when you book online or request a quote.

04Are pool or spa inspections included in the price?

They’re available as an add-on for $100. These inspections cover visible pool/spa equipment, potential safety concerns, and signs of wear or leakage. Ideal if your property includes outdoor water features.

05How can I get an exact quote?

Use our online booking system to see real-time pricing based on your property size, location, and needed services. Or give us a quick call and we’ll provide a customized quote based on your situation.

06What payment methods do you accept?

We keep it simple and secure! You can pay with any major credit or debit card, or use digital wallets like Apple Pay or Google Pay—all handled through Stripe, our trusted online payment partner.

No need to worry about checks or bank transfers—we only accept fast, electronic payments. Whether you want to pay during booking, after your inspection (using a secure link we’ll send by email), or in person at the inspection site, we’ve got you covered.

What’s Stripe? Stripe is one of the world’s most secure online payment systems, trusted by businesses big and small. Your payment info stays protected with the latest encryption technology, so you can pay with total confidence.

07Can I pay after the inspection is complete?

Here’s how our payment policy works: We require a $50 deposit to reserve your inspection appointment. The remaining balance is due after the inspection is completed and before we deliver your final report. You can pay the balance securely online using a payment link we’ll email to you, or in person at the inspection with a credit or debit card if you’re present.

01How do I schedule a home inspection?

You can book directly through our online booking system, which shows real-time availability. You can also call, text, or email us — or have your agent schedule for you. We keep it simple, whichever method you prefer.

02Can I request a quote without booking right away?

Yes! During the booking process, on the Review step (Step 4), you can choose how you'd like to proceed:

Book Inspection – Confirms your appointment and reserves your spot on our schedule. You’ll receive a confirmation email with all the details.

Request a Quote – Lets you get a personalized quote based on your property details and selected services, with no obligation to book. No appointment will be scheduled at this stage.

If you’re still exploring your options or not quite ready to commit, requesting a quote is a simple, no-pressure way to see your pricing before making a decision. If you’re happy with the quote we send, you can book your inspection directly from the quote—no need to fill out the form again.

If you're still exploring options or not quite ready to commit, requesting a quote is a great way to get pricing without pressure.

03How soon can I get an inspection appointment?

In most cases, we can accommodate inspections within 1–2 business days. We also offer same-day and weekend appointments when available. If your closing or insurance deadline is urgent, just let us know — we’ll prioritize accordingly.

04Can I book multiple inspections at once?

Yes — whether you need a full inspection, a 4-Point, Wind Mitigation, Roof Certification, or a combination of all, you can schedule them together to save time and money. Bundling inspections also ensures we cover everything during a single visit.

05What information do I need to book?

We’ll need the property address, approximate square footage, year built, services needed, and your preferred inspection date/time. If someone else is attending (like your agent), include their info too.

06Can someone else (like my agent or insurance rep) book for me?

Absolutely! Agents, insurance reps, or family members can schedule an inspection on your behalf. Please make sure to provide the actual customer’s full name, as this is the name we will use in the pre-inspection agreement and all official documents. Also, be sure to include the customer’s contact information so we can send important updates and the inspection contract directly.

Note: If the wrong name is provided, it may delay the inspection process or require additional paperwork to update the agreement. To keep everything running smoothly, always use the name of the person who will be signing the inspection contract.

07Will I receive a confirmation and reminder?

Yes — once scheduled, you’ll receive an email confirmation with appointment details. We’ll also send a reminder the day before your inspection and a follow-up after it’s complete.

08What’s your cancellation or rescheduling policy?

We kindly ask that you give us at least 24 hours’ notice if you need to cancel or reschedule your appointment. We understand that emergencies, illness, or severe weather can happen, and we’re flexible in those cases.

If you cancel with less than 24 hours’ notice, your $50 deposit will be retained as a cancellation fee.

01What do I do after getting the report?

Start by reviewing the report carefully. We recommend discussing it with your real estate agent or contractor to prioritize action items. If anything is unclear, don’t hesitate to reach out — we’re here to walk you through it and answer your questions.

02Do you offer reinspections?

Yes, we do. If repairs were made based on our findings, we can return to verify that the work was completed properly. This is especially helpful before closing or for final walkthroughs. Reinspections are available at a discounted rate for existing clients.

03How should I interpret flagged issues?

Our reports categorize issues by severity:

• Major concerns that may pose safety risks or require immediate repair
• Moderate issues that should be addressed soon
• Minor or cosmetic observations for future maintenance

This helps you prioritize repairs and negotiate confidently. We also include helpful context and, where needed, contractor referral suggestions.

01Do you provide maintenance tips in your reports?

Yes. Each report includes maintenance suggestions tailored to your home’s specific systems and age. These may include cleaning recommendations, seasonal upkeep, or small upgrades that can improve efficiency and prevent future issues. For example, if we see early signs of roof wear, we’ll suggest sealant or gutter adjustments before costly repairs are needed.

02Should I get recurring inspections if I’m not buying or selling?

Absolutely. For older homes or properties in high-risk areas (like coastal Florida), we recommend a general inspection every 2–3 years. This helps catch aging components, minor leaks, or safety issues early, saving you money long term. Regular inspections also help homeowners better understand their home’s evolving needs.

03Do you inspect for safety hazards like fire or electrical issues?

Yes. Safety is a top priority. During every inspection, we assess electrical panels, outlets, smoke detectors, and appliance installations. We flag outdated wiring, improper breaker setups, and any visible fire or shock risks. If something critical is found, we explain it clearly and advise next steps.

01Are you licensed and insured in Florida?

Yes — all our inspectors are licensed through the state of Florida’s Department of Business & Professional Regulation (DBPR). We also carry both General Liability and Errors & Omissions (E&O) insurance, providing full protection for you and your property throughout the inspection process.

02What certifications do your inspectors hold?

Our inspectors complete state-mandated training and exams, and most hold additional credentials from leading national organizations such as InterNACHI (International Association of Certified Home Inspectors) and ASHI (American Society of Home Inspectors). We also participate in continuing education to stay current on code changes and inspection technology.

03Can I see proof of licensing and insurance before booking?

Of course. We’re happy to provide our license number, insurance certificates, or other documentation on request. We believe transparency builds trust, and you deserve to feel confident in the professionals working on your home. You can also learn more on our About Us page.

01Can I schedule an inspection on behalf of my client?

Absolutely. Many of our inspections are booked directly by agents or brokers. Just provide your client’s name, contact info, property address, and the type of inspection needed. We’ll take care of the rest and keep you in the loop every step of the way.

02Do you provide co-branded or partner-friendly materials?

Yes — we offer marketing materials and inspection summaries you can share with your clients under your brand. These include co-branded brochures, sample reports, and follow-up templates that position you as a knowledgeable, prepared professional. 

03How fast can you deliver the report?

Our standard turnaround is 24 hours or less, and same-day delivery is often available, especially if closing timelines are tight. We email the report to you and your client directly and can CC lenders, attorneys, or transaction coordinators as needed.

04Will your report scare my buyers?

No alarmism here. We present findings clearly and calmly, with a focus on what’s critical versus cosmetic. This helps buyers feel empowered, not panicked, and keeps deals moving forward. Many agents tell us our reports have saved transactions.

05What makes you a good inspection partner for agents like me?

We show up on time, communicate professionally, and take great care of your clients. Our reports are easy to understand, our scheduling is flexible, and our follow-up support means fewer calls back to you. In short, we make your job easier — and that’s why agents refer us again and again.

01Should I get an inspection on a brand-new home?

Yes — absolutely. Even new homes can have defects due to rushed work, missed code compliance, or subpar materials. A third-party inspection ensures everything was built to standard, and any issues can be addressed before move-in or final payment.

02What is a phase inspection during construction?

Phase inspections occur at specific points in the building process, such as foundation, framing, pre-drywall, and final walk-through. They help verify that each stage meets safety and structural standards before it’s covered up or finalized. This protects both homeowners and builders from costly oversights.

03What is an 11th-month warranty inspection?

This is an inspection done just before your builder’s 1-year warranty expires. We’ll document issues like settling cracks, faulty systems, or warranty-eligible repairs so you can submit a claim in time. It’s your last chance to get repairs covered without out-of-pocket costs.

04Can you provide a report I can submit to my builder?

Yes. Our reports include detailed photos, clear recommendations, and a format that’s easy for builders to act on. Many clients use them to negotiate repairs or confirm warranty eligibility.

01Do you inspect pools, spas, or hot tubs?

Yes! We offer pool and spa inspections as add-on services. Our inspection covers the condition of visible surfaces, accessible plumbing lines, basic safety features, and checks for obvious signs of leaks. Please note that this is a limited visual inspection and does not include a full evaluation of pool or spa equipment.

These add-on inspections are especially useful for homes with older or recently serviced installations.

02Can you inspect detached garages or other outbuildings?

Absolutely. Detached structures like garages, guest houses, or sheds can be added to your main inspection. We evaluate their roofing, structure, electrical (if applicable), and any installed systems. Just let us know in advance so we can include them in your quote.

03Do you offer termite (WDO) inspections?

We do not perform WDO (wood-destroying organism) inspections directly, but we partner with licensed pest control operators. We can coordinate your WDO inspection to occur alongside ours so everything is completed in one visit. Learn more on our General Home Inspection service page.

04Is thermal imaging available?

Yes. Infrared (IR) scanning is available upon request. It’s useful for detecting hidden moisture, missing insulation, and electrical hot spots. While not a guarantee of hidden defects, thermal imaging can provide valuable clues that prompt further evaluation.

05Can I add services later after booking?

Usually, yes. If you booked a general inspection and later decide you want a wind mitigation, roof certification, or pool inspection added, just contact us. As long as we have enough time scheduled, we’ll include it on-site.

01Is a home inspection legally required to buy a home?

No, home inspections are not legally required in Florida — but they are strongly recommended. An inspection helps buyers avoid costly surprises, supports informed decisions, and can be used as leverage for negotiating repairs or price. For sellers, inspections can demonstrate transparency and reduce post-offer complications.

02Is the inspection report confidential?

Yes. Your report is confidential and shared only with individuals you authorize — typically your agent, insurance provider, or lender. We never share your report with third parties without your permission. If you're working with multiple parties, we can CC or blind copy anyone you'd like.

03Do you comply with Florida’s Standards of Practice (SOPs)?

Absolutely. We follow the Florida Department of Business and Professional Regulation (DBPR) Standards of Practice for Home Inspectors. This includes what we are required to inspect, how findings are reported, and ethical guidelines. You can view the full SOP guidelines on the Florida DBPR website or read more on our About Us page.

04Do I need to disclose my inspection report if I decide not to buy the home?

In most cases, no, but it depends on your contract terms. However, if you’re selling a home and have had it inspected, Florida law requires you to disclose known material defects. If you’re unsure, consult your real estate professional or attorney

05Do you carry liability for missed defects?

Our inspections are visual and non-invasive, based on what’s accessible at the time of the inspection. While we aim to catch all visible issues, we carry Errors & Omissions (E&O) insurance for your protection. We also explain limitations in our pre-inspection agreement.

01Do you follow health guidelines during inspections?

Yes — we follow all applicable CDC and state health recommendations. This includes regular sanitization of equipment, maintaining physical distance when requested, and avoiding contact with surfaces unnecessarily.

02Can I attend the inspection remotely?

Yes. We offer remote-friendly options such as post-inspection phone calls, annotated reports with detailed photos, and video summaries (if requested). This is especially helpful for out-of-town buyers or immunocompromised clients.

03Are masks required during the inspection?

We respect each client's comfort level. While masks are no longer required under most state guidelines, we’re happy to wear one during the inspection if requested. Let us know your preference in advance or at the time of inspection.

04Do I need to disclose my inspection report if I decide not to buy the home?

In most cases, no, but it depends on your contract terms. However, if you’re selling a home and have had it inspected, Florida law requires you to disclose known material defects. If you’re unsure, consult your real estate professional or attorney

01Do I really need a home inspection if the home looks fine?

Yes. Even a clean, updated home can hide issues like outdated wiring, aging HVAC units, roof leaks, or moisture problems. An inspection gives you peace of mind and may uncover deal-breaking or negotiable repairs you couldn’t spot on your own.

02What’s included in a general home inspection?

We inspect the roof, foundation, electrical, plumbing, HVAC, windows, doors, appliances, attic, and more. The report includes detailed notes, photos, and a summary that prioritizes urgent concerns.

03Will I understand the report if I’m not familiar with home systems?

Absolutely. We avoid technical jargon and structure the report in plain English. You'll know what needs fixing, what’s cosmetic, and what’s worth watching. We also walk you through everything if requested.

04Can I attend the inspection and ask questions?

Yes — and we encourage it! Being present allows you to see issues in real time, ask questions, and get a better feel for your future home.

05What if the report shows problems? Should I walk away?

Not necessarily. Many issues are common and fixable. We help you understand which problems are serious and which are easy to address or negotiate with the seller.

06How long does a home inspection take?

Most inspections take 2–3 hours, depending on the size and condition of the home. We'll take our time to ensure everything is reviewed thoroughly and nothing is rushed.

01What should I focus on in the inspection report if I’ve done this before?

Zero in on the major systems — roof, HVAC, electrical, plumbing, and structural components. Minor wear and cosmetic issues are common; we’ll help you differentiate between what’s critical and what’s just normal aging.

02How fast can I get my report?

In most cases, we deliver your digital, photo-documented report the same day, or by the next morning. We know timing is crucial when you’re under contract.

03Do you prioritize issues in the report?

Yes. We clearly categorize findings by severity: urgent, recommended, or routine. That way, you can make quick, informed decisions without reading through unnecessary jargon.

04Can I bundle inspections to save time and money?

Absolutely. Many experienced buyers opt for combined General + Wind Mitigation + 4-Point inspections. Bundling saves time on-site and cuts the total cost.

05Do I need to attend the inspection?

It’s optional, but encouraged. Many experienced buyers stop by for a quick walkthrough and Q&A session. We keep it efficient — no need to babysit the process.

06How do I compare multiple properties using inspection reports?

We structure our reports to allow easy side-by-side comparison of key systems and concerns, especially helpful if you're evaluating more than one property at once.

01Do you offer faster scheduling and report delivery for time-sensitive deals?

Yes. We prioritize investor timelines and often offer next-day inspections with same-day reports when needed. Let us know your deadlines, and we’ll move fast to help you meet them.

02Can I book inspections for multiple properties at once?

Absolutely. We accommodate bulk scheduling for portfolios, multi-units, or flips in progress. We’ll coordinate logistics to minimize time and cost. Volume discounts may apply — contact us to discuss.

03How do you flag risks that could affect ROI?

We highlight red flags such as aged systems, moisture intrusion, structural deficiencies, or deferred maintenance — all of which impact holding costs or resale value. Our summaries are organized for quick investor analysis.

04Can I get a summary report tailored for investment analysis?

Yes. In addition to the detailed inspection report, we offer summary-style outputs focused on repair estimates, system lifespan, and resale-impacting issues. Ideal for spreadsheets, budget planning, or hard money lender review.

05Do you offer investor-specific discounts?

Yes — we offer repeat client incentives, bundled pricing for multi-service orders, and referral rewards. Investors who work with us regularly benefit from both speed and savings.

06Can your inspections help with planning a fix-and-flip?

Definitely. Our findings help prioritize repairs and estimate costs. We’ll identify safety issues, permit concerns, and quick-win upgrades that improve resale value.

01Can you accommodate tight timelines for closings?

Yes — we understand real estate moves fast. We offer next-day (sometimes same-day) inspections and quick turnaround on reports, usually within 24 hours. Just let us know your client’s timeline, and we’ll prioritize accordingly.

02How quickly can I get the report to my buyer or lender?

In most cases, you’ll receive the digital report the same day or by the next morning. We can also send it directly to your client, lender, or title company if you prefer.

03Do your reports raise unnecessary red flags?

No. We flag what matters — like safety or system concerns — but present everything in clear, non-alarmist language. That helps buyers stay informed without panicking over minor issues. Our reports are built to inform, not derail.

04Can I schedule an inspection on behalf of my client?

Absolutely. You can book online, call us directly, or send an email. Just provide the client’s contact info and property details — we’ll take it from there and keep everyone looped in.

05Do you offer co-branded or partner materials?

Yes. We provide customizable marketing materials you can use in your buyer/seller presentations — including brochures, email templates, and inspection prep guides. Explore our Realtor partner perks.

06What makes you a good partner for agents like me?

We show up on time, deliver clear and prompt reports, and explain issues without causing panic. We’re responsive, respectful, and easy to work with, which reflects well on you. Our goal is to help your deals move forward smoothly.

01Do you format reports specifically for insurance underwriting?

Yes — we use Florida’s standardized forms including the 4-Point Inspection (CIT Form), Wind Mitigation (OIR-B1-1802), and Roof Certification templates. Our reports are insurer-friendly, clearly labeled, and include all required photographic evidence.

02How fast can you send the reports?

We deliver most reports within 24 hours, and often same-day if the inspection occurs early in the day. Just let us know your timeline — we know your clients often need documentation fast to bind coverage or secure renewals.

03Can you email reports directly to my office or the underwriter?

Yes. We can send inspection reports directly to any contact you specify — your office, a client’s underwriter, or even multiple recipients. No need for follow-ups — we handle it for you.

04Do you offer bundle pricing for required inspections?

Definitely. The most popular combo — 4-Point + Wind Mitigation — is available at a discounted rate. We also offer bundled pricing when adding a Roof Certification or full home inspection. These bundles are designed to help your clients save while getting everything they need.

05Do you work with clients who have older homes?

Yes — we frequently inspect homes built 25+ years ago. Our inspectors know how to document older systems accurately while still helping homeowners navigate the underwriting process. We focus on clarity and completeness.

06What makes you a good partner for agents like me?

We make your job easier. Fast turnarounds, insurance-ready formatting, and clear communication keep your process moving forward. We’re also responsive to your client’s needs, so they’ll thank you for the referral.

01What makes your inspection reports different?

Our reports are designed to be read, not deciphered. They’re clean, visual, and organized by urgency, with flagged issues clearly explained in plain language. We avoid technical jargon, reduce anxiety, and help buyers and agents focus on what actually matters. You won’t need a contractor to understand what we found.

02Are your inspectors licensed and insured?

Absolutely. Every inspector on our team is licensed in the state of Florida and carries full general liability and E&O (errors and omissions) insurance. We also stay current on training through leading national organizations like InterNACHI and ASHI.

03How do you ensure nothing is missed during the inspection?

We use a standardized process that follows — and often exceeds — Florida’s Standards of Practice. Tools like thermal imaging, moisture meters, and aerial drone photography (when applicable) help us catch what others might miss. Every home is inspected as if it were our own.

04What if I have questions after the inspection?

You can call, text, or email us anytime — even days or weeks after the inspection. We’re happy to explain the report, help you understand next steps, or assist with follow-up decisions. We believe the service doesn’t end when the report is delivered.

05Can I trust your team if I'm not local or attending the inspection?

Yes — many of our clients are out-of-town buyers or long-distance investors. We provide full digital documentation, highlight critical issues, and remain available to answer any questions you or your agent may have. We’ve built trust with buyers we’ve never even met in person.

06Why do agents and insurance companies prefer working with you?

Because we’re fast, professional, and make their jobs easier. Our reports reduce back-and-forth, eliminate red flags caused by vague language, and help close deals or bind coverage quickly. Agents refer us because we protect their reputation, too.