Pinellas Home Inspections

Residential Home Inspections

A residential home inspection is a thorough examination of a property’s structural integrity, major systems (such as plumbing, electrical, and HVAC), and overall condition. Conducted by a qualified inspector, the inspection aims to identify any existing or potential issues that could affect the home’s safety, functionality, or value. The inspector provides a detailed report outlining findings, which helps buyers and sellers make informed decisions about the property.

New Construction Inspection Packages

1. A pre-drywall inspection is conducted during new construction to assess the home’s structural components, electrical, plumbing, and HVAC systems before drywall installation. It ensures that everything is properly installed according to building codes and plans, allowing for corrections before concealment.
2. A pre-closing inspection occurs just before the buyer takes possession of the property, verifying that all negotiated repairs have been completed satisfactorily and confirming the overall condition of the home. It helps buyers ensure they are receiving the property in the agreed-upon condition.
3. An 11-month warranty inspection is performed near the end of a builder’s warranty period on a newly constructed home. It identifies any defects or issues that have arisen since the initial inspection and allows the homeowner to address them while they are still covered under the builder’s warranty, minimizing out-of-pocket expenses.

Pool and Spa Inspections

Getting a pool inspection is essential to assess the condition, safety features, and operational efficiency of the pool. It helps ensure that all components, from structural integrity to mechanical systems and safety measures, are functioning properly and meet current standards. This inspection provides buyers or homeowners with valuable information about maintenance needs, potential repairs, and safety concerns, ensuring the pool remains a safe and enjoyable asset.