Full Home Inspection
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Roofing
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Exterior
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Structure
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Electrical
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Plumbing
- Interior
- HVAC
- Attic
- Garage
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A comprehensive visual evaluation of the home’s major systems
and components to help you understand its current condition before buying, selling, or making important decisions about your property. At Diamond Standard Inspections, we look for
significant defects, safety concerns, deficiencies, and
conditions that may warrant repair or further evaluation.
Our inspection includes:
You’ll receive a detailed digital report with photos and clear explanations of our findings. With 15+ years of real estate experience and more than 200 homes sold as a licensed REALTOR®, we understand what matters during a real estate transaction. Our goal is to provide straightforward, useful information so you can make confident decisions about your property.
4-Point Inspection
A 4-Point Inspection is a focused evaluation of four major
systems of an existing home: roofing, electrical, plumbing, and HVAC. These systems are reviewed for their age, condition, installation, and readily observable concerns that may
affect the property’s insurability.
Our inspection provides clear documentation of the home’s current condition and applicable features for insurance review. You’ll receive a detailed report with photos and findings, giving you the information needed to address potential concerns and provide the appropriate documentation to your insurance company.
This inspection focuses on:
Important: Insurance eligibility and any available discounts are determined by the insurance carrier, not by the inspector itself.
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Roofing — age, covering, condition, and visible installation features
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Electrical — service equipment, panels, wiring, and accessible components
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Plumbing — supply/drain piping, fixtures, water heater, and visible conditions
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HVAC — heating/cooling equipment, age, condition, and visual components
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Roof Covering — roof type, shape, age, and other applicable roof characteristics
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Roof-to-Wall Connections — visible connection features where accessible
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Roof-to-Deck Attachment — applicable attachment methods and documentation
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Opening Protection — windows, doors, garage doors, and protection features
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Secondary Water Resistance — qualifying roof-deck protection when applicable
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Roof Geometry — roof shape and characteristics relevant to wind resistance
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Florida Documentation — completion of the applicable wind mitigation form and supporting documentation
A Wind Mitigation Inspection evaluates the wind-resistant features of your home that may help reduce the potential for wind damage during a hurricane or severe storm. We examine applicable features of the roof system, openings, and structural connections and document what is visibly present at the time of inspection.
The inspection results are documented on the appropriate Florida wind mitigation form, along with supporting information and photographs as applicable. This documentation can be provided to your insurance company for review and may help you qualify for available wind mitigation credits or discounts. Any eligibility and discount amount are determined by your insurance carrier.
The inspection may evaluate:
Wind Mitigation
Pre-Listing Inspection
A Pre-Listing Inspection gives sellers an opportunity to understand the condition of their home before putting it on the market. We evaluate the home’s major systems and components and
document visible deficiencies, safety concerns, and areas
that may need attention. Addressing potential issues before
listing can help you reduce surprises during the buyer’s
inspection, make informed decisions about repairs, and
present your home with greater confidence. You’ll receive a detailed digital report with photos and clear explanation
of our findings, giving you a better understanding of your property’s condition before negotiations begin.
A Pre-Listing Inspection can help you:
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Identify Potential Issues Early - Before they become buyer objections.
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Prioritize Repairs — Focus your time and money on items that matter most.
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Prepare for Negotiations — Reduce surprises that could affect the transaction.
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Understand Your Home — Know what buyers may discover during their inspection.
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Sell With Confidence — Go to market better prepared and informed