A windstorm inspection, also referred to as a windstorm mitigation inspection, windstorm insurance inspection or wind mitigation inspection, is a kind of home inspection common in the coastal areas of the Southeastern United States. We will inspect all openings in the property such as windows, doors, garage doors, glass cubes, and skylights to ensure they are protected from a hurricane. We also need attic access if your property has an attic.
A “Four Point Inspection” focuses only on four main areas of interest in a home: HVAC (Heating, Ventilation and Air Conditioning) Electrical wiring and panels. Plumbing connections and fixtures. Roof.
A roof certification is a statement of opinion by a licensed roofer who deems the roof has a life expectancy of up to 3 years and should be FHA compliant. First, a thorough roof inspection is carried out to assess the rooftop's current condition and uncover any deficiencies.
Opening protection on your Florida homeowner’s policy is the level of wind-resistant features built into the structure of your home. It refers to steps you’ve taken to upgrade all openings to your home - your home’s entry doors, garage doors, windows, and skylights - with wind-resistant features that are verified to meet Florida Building Code requirements. Most homeowners protect their window openings, but some forget about other openings, such as the garage door.
A Commercial windstorm inspection, also referred to as a windstorm mitigation inspection, windstorm insurance inspection or wind mitigation inspection, is a kind of inspection common in the coastal areas of the Southeastern United States. Our certified general contractor will inspect the structure.
A roof certification is a statement of opinion by a licensed roofer who deems the roof has a life expectancy of up to 3 years and should be FHA compliant. First, a thorough roof inspection is carried out to assess the rooftop's current condition and uncover any deficiencies. Our certified general contractor will inspect the structure.
An electrical inspection provides a comprehensive review and checkup of the electrical connections and wiring installed in a property. Our certified general contractor will inspect the structure.
A property inspection provides you with a report on the status of a property if you are going to sell the home.
A professional property inspection is an impartial third-party visual evaluation of the physical structure, roofing, attic, electrical, kitchen, water heater, plumbing, heating, air conditioning, bathroom, interior and exterior as well as garage, and pool.
A property inspection provides you with a report on the status of a property prior to purchase or sale.
A professional property inspection is an impartial third-party visual evaluation of the physical structure, roofing, attic, electrical, kitchen, water heater, plumbing, heating, air conditioning, bathroom, interior and exterior as well as garage, and pool.
A property inspection provides you with a report on the status of a property prior to purchase or sale.
A professional property inspection is an impartial third-party visual evaluation of the physical structure, roofing, attic, electrical, kitchen, water heater, plumbing, heating, air conditioning, bathroom, interior and exterior as well as garage, and pool.
Sewer scope inspections have become a standard component of the pre-purchase inspection period. A standard scope inspection for a single family residence takes approximately one hour to complete
Our technician will insert a mini video camera into the sewer line through the sewer cleanout. The cleanout may be located in the basement, crawlspace or outside where the sewer line exits the home. If no obstructions are encountered, we will inspect from the cleanout to the city main. If problems with the line are found, we are able to accurately pinpoint the location and depth of the trouble area. The problem area will be marked on the ground surface. Common sewer line problems are root intrusion, holes, pooling, cracks, and pipe separation. A functioning sewer line may have problems that do not currently affect the performance of the line. However, these problems may cause a future sewer backup leading to an unexpected emergency line repair or replacement.
The 40-Year Certification is required for buildings 40 years or older that are located in Broward and Miami-Dade Counties. An inspection and recertification are repeated every 10 years following the building’s 40th year anniversary.
A builder’s warranty inspection is a thorough inspection of your newly constructed home that you order before the warranty expires. Most builders provide a 12-month warranty that covers defects with workmanship and materials. Anything that is discovered or goes wrong after the warranty period becomes the responsibility of the homeowner.
You will deal directly with a licensed, certified mold assessor. Our consultant will conduct a detailed investigation to determine the origin, location and extent of fungal amplification in your home or business. Whether a project requires destructive testing, sampling, or just a detailed visual evaluation, we take, we take pride in leaving no stone unturned.
The results will take 48 to 72 hrs excluding weekends. You will receive a unique, detailed remediation plan to give you and your contractor a guide to fast and responsible removal. Each protocol includes a written instructions outlining a critical path project completion as well a photos of the damage, interior, exterior, roof, attic and AC ducts with moisture meter and infrared.
During the building boom of the mid-2000's, building materials in the U.S., particularly drywall, were in short supply. This shortage was compounded by the additional demand for drywall required to repair damage caused by several large hurricanes in Florida and other states during that time period. Unaware of the unintended consequences from inadequate quality control in China, numerous drywall importers serving builders and remediation contractors found a convenient solution to this shortage by importing millions of pounds of drywall from China. It was abundant and cheap, though obviously a heavy material such as drywall is not inexpensive to ship around the world. That "solution" is now haunting thousands of homeowners in Florida who are concerned their drywall is releasing sulfur gases that can corrode copper wiring, destroy A/C and refrigerator cooling coils, blacken plumbing fixtures and other metals, and possibly sicken people.
Our Inspectors completes Balcony Inspections that comply with State requirement DBPR-HR-7020 "Division of Hotels and Restaurants Certificate of Balcony Inspection."
This is required for all public lodging establishments, including hotels, apartments, and condos, that are three or more stories in height. Our report will suffice this requirement.
HRES Inspections are required for Mobile Homes to locate tie downs and proprietary systems.
A detailed report with photographic evidence of any deficiencies that were found in your property's seawall.
An infrared inspection can identify and document moisture intrusion, energy loss, and even unexpected hot spots.
In terms of energy loss, an IR camera can detect:
Heat loss and air infiltration in walls, ceilings, floors, windows and doors;
Damaged and/or malfunctioning radiant heating systems;
Air-conditioner compressor leaks;
Under-fastening and/or missing framing members, and other structural defects that can lead to energy loss; and broken seals in double-paned windows.
In terms of detecting moisture intrusion, an IR camera can locate:
Plumbing leaks;
Hidden roof leaks before they cause serious damage;
Missing, damaged and/or wet insulation; and
Water and moisture intrusion around penetrations and at the foundation and building envelope that could lead to structural damage and mold.
IR cameras are equally effective at locating hot spots in the home, including:
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