Residential Home Inspections are for Stand-Alone Single or Multi-Family Residences and Residential Town Homes. Your inspection will be a thorough look of the entire home and immediately surrounding areas for any broken, defective, or hazardous issues. We make sure you understand how the major systems of the house work and how to maintain them as a new homeowner. Your home is an investment to be cared for, as such, we provide you with helpful maintenance tips for the minor systems of your home as well. We always tell our clients good home maintenance is the best way to increase the longevity of any system.
New construction homes can be such an overwhelming process that we always recommend having an objective third-party inspector to help. The city or county inspectors can easily get overloaded in a workday and oftentimes they don’t catch everything. Having an extra set of eyes to inspect and document your new home throughout the entire building process is an invaluable way to hold builders accountable.
We offer multi-phase inspections for new construction homes that include Slab Inspections, Pre-Drywall Inspections, Final Walkthrough Inspections, and even your 11-Month Home Warranty Inspections.
Manufactured home inspections are for single or double wide manufactured homes. Manufactured home inspections are very similar to that of a standard single-family residence with some additional areas to be inspected as well as superficial areas of focus that pertain to manufactured homes. The inspection will be a thorough look of the entire home including the crawlspace and immediately surrounding areas for any broken, defective, or hazardous issues. We make sure you understand how the major systems of the house work and how to maintain them as a new homeowner. Manufactured homes often require more homeowner maintenance to care for and you should be aware of what it will take to care for your home. Your home is an investment to be cared for, as such, we provide you with helpful maintenance tips for the minor systems of your home as well. We always tell our clients good home maintenance is the best way to increase the longevity of any system.
Wind mitigation inspections are performed to evaluate the building materials, methods of construction, and general layout of the roof system to help determine how your roof and home will hold up in high wind situations. Homeowners can receive substantial credits for outfitting their homes with windstorm mitigation features that withstand or are more resistant to high winds. We highly recommend that Florida homeowners, especially those living in more hurricane-prone regions, consider investing in wind mitigation features.
When a wind mitigation inspection is completed, you will be able to submit the Wind Mitigation Report to your home insurance company for a discount on your rates.
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Sunday: Closed
Sunshine State Home Inspections provides residential home inspections, new home construction inspections, 4-point inspections, wind mitigation inspections, manufactured home inspections, tie-down inspections, condo inspections, and wood-destroying organism inspections with Ameripro for all of Florida focusing on Central Florida, Lake, Osceola, Orange, Sumter, Polk, and Seminole counties.
Getting a condo inspection isn’t something that people always think about, but it is just as important as getting a home inspection on a residential home. A condo inspection is very similar to a residential home inspection. Your inspection will be a thorough look of the entire unit for any broken, defective, or hazardous issues. We make sure you understand how the major systems of the condo work and how to maintain them. Your condo is an investment to be cared for, as such, we provide you with helpful maintenance tips for the minor systems of your condo as well. We always tell our clients good condo maintenance is the best way to increase the longevity of any system.