Home Inspection Services; Orlando, Daytona Beach, Deltona, & Central FL

 A First Choice home inspection is an evaluation of a home's condition by a highly trained, experienced, and the State of Florida licensed home inspector. The inspection is conducted with impartiality, honesty, and objectivity. The resulting inspection report is an unbiased, professional evaluation of the condition of the house and its operable systems.

Depending on the size, age and complexity of your Central Florida house, a thorough inspection will typically take about three to four to complete for home approximately 1500 Sq. Ft. First Choice Home Inspectors follow strict InterNachi reporting guidelines and provide a comprehensive written report disclosing apparent defects and conditions that will affect the home and functioning of its systems. The inspection is a non-invasive, visual evaluation of the property's structure, foundation or crawlspace, interior, exterior, roof, electrical, plumbing, heating, and cooling systems. The purpose of an inspection is to detect major visible problems or defects and unsafe conditions, to help the client make an informed decision about the property.

A Home Inspection Report is not a pass or fail evaluation, and it is not to report on cosmetic defects that are apparent to the ordinary individual. Your Home Inspector has a broad knowledge of the systems and components of the home. The purpose of an inspection is to identify any significant deficiencies or adverse conditions that require evaluation or remediation by a licensed specialist. The home inspection report will provide you with the information needed to make a confident decision regarding the condition of the home.

Purchasing a home in 2021 probably will be the greatest single investment you make. You can reduce unpleasant surprises and unexpected complications by learning about the newly constructed or existing house before purchasing it. Many Florida homes were damaged by hurricanes, Matthew in 2016 and most recently Irma in 2018. Many of these homes damaged by Matthew and Irma are still being repaired. A Florida home inspection may identify builder oversights, the need for major repairs or, required maintenance to keep the home in good shape. Once your home inspection is complete, you can make your decision to purchase with confidence.

For the homeowner, a home inspection can identify problems in the making and recommend preventative measures to avoid costly future repairs. The home maintenance package is also great for keeping up with routine maintenance and repairs.

When selling your home, a home inspection can allow you to make necessary repairs that will place your house in a better selling condition. Once you know what the buyer’s inspector is likely to find, you can rectify the items and speed up your real estate transaction.

New Construction Inspections are more important than ever. Today, builders are dealing with skilled labor shortages and having difficulties sourcing building material. We often see defects in new home construction that would not have occurred even 5 years ago. Builders are scrambling to complete new homes by inspection deadlines.