Frequently Asked
Questions
A few honest, education-first basics about the inspections we perform — no scare tactics, just what's true.
01
A 4-point inspection covers four systems
Roof, electrical, plumbing, and HVAC — the four areas insurance carriers most often want documented on older homes.
02
Wind mitigation reports document storm-resistant features
Things like roof shape, roof-to-wall connections, and opening protection (like impact windows or shutters) are recorded and may qualify a home for insurance discounts.
03
A general home inspection is a visual, non-invasive review
Inspectors examine accessible systems and components of a home at the time of inspection — it's a snapshot of current condition, not a guarantee against future issues.
04
InterNACHI certification means ongoing standards
InterNACHI-certified inspectors agree to a code of ethics and standards of practice, and pursue continuing education to stay current.
05
Inspection reports can support insurance conversations
A current 4-Point or Wind Mitigation report gives your insurance agent documentation they can use when reviewing your premium — it doesn't guarantee a specific discount, but it's often a helpful starting point.
06
Timing matters for older homes
Many insurers ask for a 4-Point Inspection on homes over a certain age (commonly 25–30 years) before issuing or renewing a policy — requirements vary by carrier.
honesty
Straight answers about your home's condition, every time.
Integrity
We report what we find — no
more, no less.
more, no less.
Community
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