At Precision Property Inspections, getting a pre-listing inspection before putting your home on the market can help it sell faster and save you money. Our seller’s inspections identify potential issues early, allowing you to address them before they become deal-breakers for buyers. With a comprehensive Precision Property Inspections report included in your disclosure documents, you’ll have the confidence of transparency and the advantage of stronger bargaining power—showing buyers that you’ve taken the proactive steps to ensure your home is in great shape.

Before finalizing your home purchase, ensure you have a complete understanding of your investment with a Precision Property Inspections homebuyer’s inspection. Our thorough evaluation covers hundreds of essential components, including the roof, furnace, plumbing, and foundation. Our detailed report provides a clear picture of the property’s condition, empowering you to make informed decisions and plan for future maintenance with confidence.

Governor Desantis has recently passed a Home Warranty law that goes into effect July 1, 2025. This law will require all newly constructed homes to carry a one-year builder’s warranty. The warranty must cover structural defects that are in violation of the Florida Building Code. Builders will be able to purchase warranty coverage from a provider so that that they personally do not have to have to provide the document.

When you are shopping for home owners insurance, you will be prompted by your insurance to submit a wind mitigation report for your home. We will perform a comprehensive inspection of your home and property, including: The home's basic structure and construction materials, Roof shape, materials and connections, Wall construction, Exterior and garage doors, windows and skylights, Storm shutters/panels (installed or stored on the property), and Attic interior.

A 4-point inspection in Florida is like a health check for your home. It’s a detailed examination of the four critical systems of a house: HVAC, electrical, plumbing, and the roof. This inspection is a crucial process that can have significant impacts on your home’s safety and value.

The history and significance of 4-point inspections in Florida are deeply rooted in the state’s unique environmental and climatic challenges. Florida’s climate is characterized by long, hot summers and short, mild winters. This unique weather pattern places significant stress on homes. The intense heat and humidity can accelerate wear and tear, making regular inspections vital to ensure systems are functioning correctly and efficiently.

This inspection is an interior-only inspection that covers the inside of the personal unit. Attics, crawl spaces, exteriors, roofs, common areas, parking garages, or staircases and railings are not included in a condominium inspection. Our thorough approach ensures you have a complete understanding of your condo’s condition.