A WDO (Wood Destroying Organism) inspection is a state-regulated inspection performed by a licensed pest control company to check for organisms that can damage wood. These include termites, old house borer beetles, powder post beetles, and wood-decaying fungus- all of which are outside the scope of a standard home inspection. A WDO inspection is often

A 4-point inspection is a quick look at a home’s four major systems: the roof, plumbing, electrical, and HVAC. Insurance companies often require it in Florida for homes more than a few years old, since it helps them determine the property’s risk and insurability. For you, it means being able to secure the coverage you

A wind mitigation inspection looks at seven features of a home’s roof system that insurance companies use to determine which credits can be applied to your policy. These include the year of construction, the age and type of roof coverings, how the roof decking is attached, how the roof structure connects to the walls, the

We include a whole-house infrared scan with every home inspection at no additional cost. Using a high-resolution infrared camera, we scan the interior surfaces of the home to help identify hidden issues that may not be visible to the naked eye. Infrared scanning can uncover problems such as: Hot spots or areas of missing/inadequate insulation

Technically, yes — you can choose to get only a 4-point inspection instead of a full home inspection. A 4-point inspection will usually satisfy your insurance company and may allow you to obtain coverage. That said, we strongly recommend against relying on a 4-point alone when purchasing a home. A 4-point is very limited: it

If the sewer line is inaccessible and the inspection can’t be done, we charge a partial fee (about $100) to cover time, effort, and equipment risk. This is explained when booking, and clients can cancel if they don’t want to risk the charge. If only a quick attempt is made, we may waive the fee.