Winter Garden Home Inspection

Purchasing your Winter Garden or Windermere Home, Villa or Vacation Home may be the greatest single investment you ever make. Minimize unpleasant surprises and unexpected difficulties; learn as much as you can about the newly constructed or existing house before you buy it. A Winter Garden home inspector may identify builder oversights or the need for major repairs as well as the need for maintenance to keep it in good shape. Once the home inspection report is complete, you can make decisions with confidence.

Updated: 10/04/2021

A Residential Home Inspection is often required when purchasing a Winter Garden home or when your new home's builders warranty is about to expire.

The home maintenance package is a five year maintenance plan that includes an initial residential home inspection or Villa Inspection and four annual home check-up or Villa Check-up Inspections for an ongoing plan for maintaining the home and prioritizing repairs.

Home inspector services are available in Orange, Lake, Seminole, and Volusia Counties. We now service areas of Brevard, Flagler, Marion, and Osceola Counties.

A 4 Pt Insurance Inspection is often required when obtaining a new homeowners insurance policy or renewing an existing policy.
Schedule a four point insurance inspection with a home inspection in Winter Garden (Save $50) or by itself in Seminole and Volusia Counties.

A Wind Mitigation Inspection is an inspection of the home, covering areas of a structure that help protect it from strong hurricane force winds. If a home has these protective features in place, correctly, it can qualify for wind credits with any insurance company in Florida. Schedule a Wind Mitigation inspection with a home inspection (Save $50) or by itself in Seminole, Orange or Volusia Counties.

Manufactured and Mobile home inspections are not the same as a standard home inspection. They are built to HUD standards and have a steel frame supporting the home. They are assembled in a factory and have many differences from the traditional frame and masonry built homes.

Florida has over 10% of North America's mobile and manufactured home.

With over 3/4 of a million, it is the nation’s highest state for mobile and manufactured homes. Winter Garden has large mobile home communities often centered around a golf courses or retirement activities.

One of the highest annual rainfalls in North America, Central Florida area gets over 55 inches of rain a year. Winter Garden amasses over 52 inches of rain in just 98 days of rainfall.

Ensure your home moisture problems are assessed by a certified moisture intrusion inspector today.

Orlando weather conditions take a toll on our homes. Moisture and humidity are the key elements for things like wood rot, mold and mildew. Homes built in the 80’s and 90’s also have a higher risk of moisture intrusion due to the building codes in place at the time.

A Winter Garden condominium inspection is a detailed and thorough inspection of the unit and it's interior features. The inspection is a non-invasive, visual evaluation of the property's interior, electrical, plumbing and HVAC systems. The purpose of an inspection is to detect major visible problems or defects and unsafe conditions.

Florida leads the nation with highest number of condos, over 1 million units.

15.5% of all housing units in Florida are Condominiums, according to the Bureau of the Census. Daytona Beach, Winter Park, Ponce Inlet, and other areas like the Disney attraction area of Central Florida have high concentrations of condo units.

Inspecting new and existing pools and spas in Winter Garden, we offer inspection services for Central Florida Swimming pools and spas. This is a non-invasive visual inspection. The Inspector will evaluate the pool and /or spa, its current condition and all accessible components. After the pool / spa inspection, we will present you with a comprehensive inspection report. Our inspection report includes deficiency findings and our safety recommendations.

39% of all Florida homes have swimming pools. According to an FSU survey of all Florida county property appraisers in 2006, there were 1,093,655 pools in Florida. In Central Florida, Orange County had the highest number of pools at 61,096, followed by Seminole 38,086, Volusia 27,622 and Lake County with 14,089 swimming pools.