A four-point home inspection is a limited assessment typically required by insurance companies for older homes, usually those 20 years or older. It focuses on four key areas of the house: the roof, electrical system, plumbing system, and HVAC (Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning) system.

 

Roof: The inspector will assess the roof's condition, looking for signs of damage, such as missing or broken shingles, leaks, or any areas prone to potential issues. They might also inspect the condition of the chimney, if applicable.

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Electrical System: This inspection involves checking the electrical panel, looking for outdated or unsafe wiring, verifying that circuits are properly labeled, and ensuring that the electrical system meets current safety standards. They may also check for any signs of electrical hazards.

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Plumbing System: The inspector will examine the plumbing system, including pipes, fixtures, and drains. They'll look for leaks, corrosion, water pressure issues, and ensure that the plumbing meets current codes.

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HVAC System: This part of the inspection involves evaluating the heating, ventilation, and air conditioning systems. Inspectors will check for proper functioning, potential leaks, age of the system, and ensure it's in good working condition.

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The goal of a four-point inspection is to provide insurance companies with a concise evaluation of these crucial systems in the home. It's important to note that this inspection is not as comprehensive as a full home inspection and is often requested by insurance companies to assess the insurability of the property based on the condition of these major components.

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Inspection fee per property starting at - ($125)

 

Prices are for properties 1500sqft or less, if larger additional fee may apply

***all fees are paid up front - all fees are non-refundable ***