Orlando Home Servcies | Home Inspection Resource

What's Inspected

Our professional home inspection services cover the major systems and components of the home to help identify material defects, safety concerns, and conditions that may require further evaluation. Each inspection is performed with attention to the areas that matter most to home buyers and homeowners.

Systems and components inspected include:

Roof – Roofing materials, flashing, penetrations, and visible drainage components
Exterior – Walls, siding, trim, doors, windows, grading, and exterior drainage
Garage – Doors, automatic openers, fire separation, and visible safety issues
HVAC – Heating and cooling equipment, controls, and visible distribution components
Electrical – Service equipment, panels, wiring, outlets, and visible safety concerns
Plumbing – Supply and drain lines, fixtures, water heaters, and visible leaks
Structural – Foundation, framing, and other visible load-bearing components
Attic – Insulation, ventilation, roof structure, and visible moisture conditions
Interior – Walls, ceilings, floors, doors, windows, and interior finishes
Appliances – Built-in kitchen appliances and other installed equipment when present

Our Orlando home inspections are designed to provide clear, detailed information so clients can make informed decisions with confidence.

Home Inspection

A thorough evaluation of a home’s condition, focusing on structural components, electrical and plumbing systems, HVAC, roofing, and overall safety. It provides buyers and homeowners with a detailed report identifying potential issues, ensuring they make informed decisions about maintenance, repairs, or purchasing.

Termite Inspection by Termite Depot

Identify signs of termite activity or damage, including checking foundations, wood structures, and moisture-prone areas. It helps homeowners detect infestations early and prevent costly structural repairs by ensuring timely treatment and protection.

4 Point & Wind Mitigation

A 4-point inspection shows the condition of the roof, electrical, plumbing, and HVAC systems, required for insurance purposes. A wind mitigation report evaluates a property’s roof design and storm protection, to determine its ability to withstand winds, reducing insurance premiums.

Inspect areas Conducive to Mold

Assessing the home for signs conducive to mold growth, moisture issues, and air quality concerns. Air and Swab test areas for potential mold presence, and provide a lab report for you to review and decide the best course of action.

Water Testing

Residential water testing analyzes a home's water supply for contaminants such as bacteria, lead, pesticides, and other impurities. It ensures the water is safe for drinking, cooking, and bathing, providing homeowners with peace of mind and recommendations for treatment if needed.

New Construction Inspection

Ensures a newly built home meets quality standards. Inspectors check for defects or incomplete work in areas like the foundation, roofing, electrical, plumbing, and HVAC systems, giving buyers confidence before finalizing their purchase.

Pool & Spa Inspection

Evaluates the condition and safety of a pool, including its structure, equipment, plumbing, and electrical systems. It identifies potential issues like damaged surfaces, or faulty components to ensure the pool is safe and functional.

Sewer Scope Inspection

Sewer scope inspection involves using a specialized camera to examine the home's sewer line for blockages, damage, or potential issues. It helps homeowners identify problems early, preventing costly repairs.

Thermal Imaging Inspection

Infrared technology to detect hidden issues like water leaks, insulation gaps, electrical hotspots, and energy loss. This non-invasive method provides detailed insights into a home's condition.

Air Quality Sampling

Most of us spend much of our time indoors. The air that we breathe in our homes, in schools, and in offices can put us at risk for health problems. Some pollutants include chemicals, gases, and living organisms like mold and pests.