Coast 2 Coast Home Inspections

Our 11th month warranty inspections are a light follow-up check to ensure your home’s major systems and features are still working properly before the warranty ends, with quick inspections and minor adjustments or notes for any needed fixes.

4-Point Insurance Inspection is a simple home check focused on four key areas—roof, plumbing, electrical, and HVAC. It involves a quick visual review to assess condition and safety, helping insurers decide coverage and premiums.

An annual maintenance checkup is a yearly service that inspects and tests key parts of equipment or systems, performs basic tune-ups, replaces worn components if needed, updates software or records, and ensures everything runs safely and reliably.

Asbestos Inspection is a professional check of a building to find asbestos-containing materials. A trained inspector collects samples, tests them in a lab, and notes where asbestos may be present, so renovations can be planned safely and legally.

Boat Dock and Seawall Inspections are on-site checks to assess the condition of docks, seawalls, pilings, and supports. Technicians look for cracks, rot, corrosion, loose boards, and safety hazards, then report needed repairs and maintenance steps.

Commercial Real Estate Inspections are on-site checks of a building’s condition for buyers, lenders, or owners. They assess structure, systems, safety, code compliance, and maintenance needs to inform investment, lease decisions, and repairs.

FHA/VA Inspections are official checks for homes bought with FHA or VA loans. They confirm safety, quality, and code compliance, listing needed repairs and helping lenders approve the loan before closing.

Florida 4-Point Insurance Inspection is a quick home check used by insurers to evaluate four key systems—roof, electrical, pipes, and HVAC—ensuring safety and reliability before renewing or issuing a policy.

Florida Residential Insurance Inspections are on-site checks of a home to verify its condition, updates, and safety features so insurers can assess risk and determine coverage or premiums.

Florida Roof Insurance Inspection is a service that checks your roof for damage and condition for insurance purposes, including a professional inspection, photos, and a report to support claims or policy decisions.

Florida Wind-Mitigation Insurance Inspection is a professional check of a home’s features (like windows, doors, roof, and openings) to determine how well it resists wind damage, which can lower insurance costs after a qualifying inspection.

A General Home Inspection is a professional check of a house to find defects and safety issues. It covers structure, roof, plumbing, electrical, heating and cooling, and moisture, giving buyers or owners a clear report and recommended fixes.

Homeowners insurance is a policy that protects a home and its contents from damage or loss due to events like fire, theft, or storms, and provides liability coverage if someone is hurt on your property, with optional add-ons for more protections.

Lead Paint Inspection is a service that tests buildings to see if lead-based paint is present, especially in older homes. It involves a trained inspector collecting samples from walls and surfaces and sending them to a lab to determine lead levels, ensuring safety and compliance.

Manufactured home inspections are checks done on factory-built homes to verify safety, quality, and code compliance. Inspectors examine structure, plumbing, electrical, HVAC, and seals, ensuring everything meets standards before sale or occupancy.

Mold Assessment/Inspection is a service that checks a home or building for mold growth, moisture problems, and health risks, using visual checks and sometimes swab tests to identify where mold is, how much there is, and what remediation steps are needed.

Multi-unit inspections are checks applied to multiple rental units or properties at once to assess safety, compliance, and condition. It involves coordinated surveys, standardized criteria, reporting, and follow-up actions for all covered units.

New construction inspections are checks during building that ensure materials, workmanship, and safety meet plans and codes. Inspectors verify foundations, framing, electrical, plumbing, insulation, and final finishes at key stages to prevent defects before use.

Pool Inspection is a professional check of a swimming pool’s safety and condition, including structure, plumbing, electrical systems, drains, water chemistry, and safety devices, to identify problems and ensure compliance before use or sale.

Pre-listing inspections are assessments of a home before it hits the market, checking the condition and identifying repairs. A licensed inspector examines major systems, safety issues, and defects so sellers can fix or disclose them upfront.

Radon Inspection is a service that tests indoor air for radon gas, a radioactive substance. It involves measuring radon levels in a home or building using detectors, then reporting results and advising on safety steps to reduce exposure if levels are high.

Rental property inspections are scheduled visits to a rental home to check its condition, note needed repairs, ensure compliance with lease terms, and ensure safety and cleanliness for both tenants and landlords.

Sprinkler system inspection checks that your outdoor or indoor irrigation system works properly, including water flow, sprinkler heads, valves, timers, and leak detection, to ensure coverage, efficiency, and prevent waste or damage.

Termite and Wood Destroying Organisms Inspection is a professional assessment to detect signs of termite activity and other wood-destroying pests in a structure, including interior and exterior checks, moisture conditions, and recommendations for treatment or prevention.

Well/Water Quality Inspection is a service that checks a water well to ensure it’s clean and safe to use. It tests for contaminants, measures quality and pressure, inspects the well components, and provides a report with any needed fixes or recommendations.

Wind-Mitigation Verification Insurance Inspection is a quick assessment to confirm building features that reduce hurricane damage. A licensed inspector checks doors, windows, roof, and straps to help qualify discounts on home insurance.