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Whether you’re buying, selling, or simply want peace of mind about your property, a full home inspection covers every major system and component. From the roof to the foundation, I provide a clear, unbiased report on the home’s condition so you can make confident decisions.
Before you commit to a purchase, know exactly what you’re buying. A pre-purchase inspection identifies hidden issues, helps with negotiations, and ensures you have a complete picture of the home’s true state.
Planning to sell? A pre-listing inspection gives you the chance to fix potential problems before they surprise buyers. It can make your home more attractive on the market and help speed up the sale process.
Even new builds can have flaws. I verify that your new home was built to standard and free of overlooked issues. Phase inspections — pre-pour, pre-drywall, final walkthrough, and warranty — catch problems early so your builder can address them.
If your newly built home is under a builder’s one-year warranty, an 11-month inspection ensures any covered issues are documented so repairs can be requested before the warranty expires.

A Florida-specific inspection to identify features that protect your home from high-wind events like hurricanes. This report can qualify you for insurance discounts.
Insurance companies often require a four-point report covering the roof, electrical, HVAC, and plumbing systems. This gives them confidence that all systems are safe and functional.

Mold can grow anywhere moisture accumulates. A mold inspection identifies sources of excess water, tests for mold types, and provides remediation recommendations to protect your health and property.
Radon gas is a leading cause of lung cancer. A radon test measures indoor levels and provides a detailed report with guidance if elevated levels are detected.

A sewer scope inspection uses a camera to examine your lateral sewer line for cracks, blockages, or tree root invasions. This is especially important for older homes to prevent costly backups and structural damage.
A WDO (Wood-Destroying Organism) inspection checks for termites and other pests that damage wood structures. It looks for signs of active infestation, past damage, and conditions that could lead to future problems.