A home inspection is a detailed visual examination of a residential property, which is performed by a State Certified Home Inspector after payment has been made in accordance with the property’s size and age. The home inspection is designed to find defects in materials and parts observed within the house’s every nook, both externally and internally. These parts which make up the house include a combination of various mechanical, structural, and electrical systems, as well as its plumbing, pipefitting and other subsystems required for the property’s proper operation on a everyday basis

areas of practice

full inspection

Exterior & Garage
Foundation, Crawlspace & Structure
Cooling & Heating System
Kitchen, Appliances & Bathroom
Plumbing System
Electrical System
Attic, Insulation & Ventilation
Doors, Windows & Interior

wind mitigation

The Wind Hurricane Mitigation Inspection is a very important and valuable, specially in South Florida. With this Wind Mitigation Inspection Certificate Report, accompanied with pictures, it is demonstrated to the insurance that your property meets those necessary standards required by the insurance companies in order to give the relevant discounts which reduce storm insurance coverage premiums

chinese drywall

“Chinese Drywall' are sheets of drywall manufactured in China with residues of volcanic ash containing large amount of sulphur. All this Chinese Drywall was imported from China at the time of the boom of construction in the United States since 2001. Tests of samples analyzed show that these sheets contain volatile chemicals that have been identified in emissions of sulfurous gases or disulfide of carbon, Carbonyl sulfide, and hydrogen sulfide. These emissions, which have the smell of rotten eggs, the smell became highest with high temperatures and humidity.

roof inspection

Over time, the materials used for the roof are exposed to high temperatures causing damage to the shingles from the expansion and contraction by changes in temperature from morning to night and in changing seasons. This expansion and contraction in the roof material is the cause of damage in the majority of roofs, which vary depending on the sun, rain and the winds. This gives most roofs only a life of between 20 to 30 years. This means a roof should be reviewed or inspected at least once a year.