Services we Offer

Here is a list of inspection services we offer.

Residential Home Inspections

Whole Home Inspections adhere to the ASHI Standards, which include a thorough examination from the roof to the foundation of the home. Items included are: Grounds, Roof, Exterior, Electrical, Garage, Kitchen / Laundry Room, Bathrooms, All Other Interior Rooms, Fire Places, Crawlspace, Plumbing, Heating – Cooling Systems, Pools & Spas, and Electric service. This includes Home Inspections for Manufactured Homes / Mobile homes as well.

Pre-listing Inspections

Pre-listing inspections are exactly what they sound like: Before you officially list your home for sale, we will inspect your property to identify any potential problems or repairs that need to be made prior to putting the home on the market.

Pre-listing Inspections

Pre-listing inspections are exactly what they sound like: Before you officially list your home for sale, we will inspect your property to identify any potential problems or repairs that need to be made prior to putting the home on the market.

End of Warranty

These inspections are generally performed on new homes that are nearing the 1 yr warranty. The home is inspected to be sure all systems are functioning the way they should be. Additionally, some issue may arise over the first year. This is a good way to have items repaired prior to the warranty running out.

New Home Builds

This type of inspection is done at pre closing time on a brand new build. The speed at which some of the new homes are being built sometimes warrants a pre closing inspection. These inspections identify items that need to be corrected by the builder prior to closing. Some potential items include, poor workmanship on finishing of walls, floors, base boards and ceilings. Faulty appliances, air conditioners and water heaters. Roof leaks, improper installation of windows and doors, poor paint coverage, bowed drywall walls etc.

New Home Builds

This type of inspection is done at pre closing time on a brand new build. The speed at which some of the new homes are being built sometimes warrants a pre closing inspection. These inspections identify items that need to be corrected by the builder prior to closing. Some potential items include, poor workmanship on finishing of walls, floors, base boards and ceilings. Faulty appliances, air conditioners and water heaters. Roof leaks, improper installation of windows and doors, poor paint coverage, bowed drywall walls etc.

Multi unit dwellings

This includes the inspection of condominiums, town homes, duplexes, triplexes, villas, high rise apartment buildings.

Wind Mitigation

A wind mitigation inspection looks at seven key areas of the roof to determine its ability to withstand strong winds and water intrusion.

  1. Construction Year: The year the home was built, which tells the home inspector how strict the building codes were.
  1. Roof Covering: The type of roof covering (shingle, tile, etc.) and age of the roof.
  1. Roof Deck: The material the roof deck (i.e. the material the shingles are nailed to) is made of, the type of nails securing the shingles, and how far apart the nails are.
  1. Roof To Wall Attachment: The method used to attach the roof to the foundation walls.
  1. Roof Geometry: The shape and slope of the roof.
  1. Secondary Water Resistance: The type of material between the shingles and roof decking (underlayment).
  1. Opening Protection: Whether there are additional protections on openings such as skylights, garage door, windows, etc.

Wind Mitigation

A wind mitigation inspection looks at seven key areas of the roof to determine its ability to withstand strong winds and water intrusion.

  1. Construction Year: The year the home was built, which tells the home inspector how strict the building codes were.
  1. Roof Covering: The type of roof covering (shingle, tile, etc.) and age of the roof.
  1. Roof Deck: The material the roof deck (i.e. the material the shingles are nailed to) is made of, the type of nails securing the shingles, and how far apart the nails are.
  1. Roof To Wall Attachment: The method used to attach the roof to the foundation walls.
  1. Roof Geometry: The shape and slope of the roof.
  1. Secondary Water Resistance: The type of material between the shingles and roof decking (underlayment).
  1. Opening Protection: Whether there are additional protections on openings such as skylights, garage door, windows, etc.

4 Point Inspections

A 4 point inspection looks at the 4 major systems (Roof, Electrical, Plumbing and HVAC) in the home. An insurance company wants to know if the home has been well maintained, and that the major systems are in good working condition.

Roof Certifications

The Roof Certification Inspection is commonly requested by Florida Insurance Companies when your roof is nearing the end of its useful life. The inspection reports on the condition and life expectancy of your roof.

Roof Certifications

The Roof Certification Inspection is commonly requested by Florida Insurance Companies when your roof is nearing the end of its useful life. The inspection reports on the condition and life expectancy of your roof.

Mold Inspections

We can provide a professional indoor air quality assessment of the home, office, industrial facilities, and more. If you have any type of facility that you think may have a mold issue, we’re here to help.

Sewer Scope Inspections

At Seaside Home Inspections we use a professional fiber optic cable sewer scope camera to identify sewer issues such as blockages, debris build-up, vegetation growth and cracks or corrosion in the line. The inspection is performed by our professionally-trained inspector and provides the home buyer or owner / seller with a written report detailing any issues found and includes both photos and video footage of the sewer line. Helping to identify issues before they become bigger problems can save the home buyer thousands of dollars.

Sewer Scope Inspections

At Seaside Home Inspections we use a professional fiber optic cable sewer scope camera to identify sewer issues such as blockages, debris build-up, vegetation growth and cracks or corrosion in the line. The inspection is performed by our professionally-trained inspector and provides the home buyer or owner / seller with a written report detailing any issues found and includes both photos and video footage of the sewer line. Helping to identify issues before they become bigger problems can save the home buyer thousands of dollars.

Complete and Thorough Home Inspections

We have the training, experience, and equipment necessary to ensure we find more issues than most other inspectors. We understand how important accurate information is, and we take pride in knowing that we'll provide you with all the information you need to make an informed decision about your home.

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Complete and Thorough Home Inspections

We have the training, experience, and equipment necessary to ensure we find more issues than most other inspectors. We understand how important accurate information is, and we take pride in knowing that we'll provide you with all the information you need to make an informed decision about your home.

(813) 625-2193