OUR SERVICES
At JBL Home Inspections, we are dedicated to ensuring your home is safe and sound. Our comprehensive inspection services cover everything from standard home inspections to specialized insurance inspections. Explore what we offer and let us help you make informed decisions about your property.
Home Inspections
A home inspection is a detailed visual evaluation of the major components and systems of the property. At JBL Home Inspections, we inspect areas such as the roof, exterior, structure, attic, electrical, plumbing, HVAC, windows, doors, and interior components to help buyers, sellers, and homeowners better understand the condition of the home. Our goal is to provide a clear, easy-to-understand report so you can make informed decisions with confidence.
Four Point
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Wind Mitigation Inspection
A Four-Point Inspection reviews the four major systems insurance companies care about most: the roof, electrical, plumbing, and HVAC. A Wind Mitigation Inspection looks for features that help protect the home from Florida wind and storms, such as roof covering, roof-to-wall connections, hurricane straps, roof shape, secondary water resistance, and opening protection. These inspections are commonly used for Florida homeowners insurance and may help identify potential insurance credits or required updates.
Sewer Scope
Inspection
A sewer scope inspection uses a specialized camera to inspect the home’s underground sewer line from the house toward the street or septic system. This helps identify issues such as blockages, cracks, root intrusion, damaged pipes, or other hidden problems that may not be visible during a standard home inspection. It’s a smart add-on inspection that can help buyers and homeowners better understand the condition of the sewer line before costly repairs are needed.
Home Inspection
A full visual inspection of the home’s major systems and components, including the roof, exterior, structure, attic, electrical, plumbing, HVAC, interior areas, windows, doors, and more.
4-Point Inspection
A focused insurance inspection that reviews the four major systems insurance companies commonly ask about: roof, electrical, plumbing, and HVAC.
Wind Mitigation
A Florida insurance inspection that checks wind-resistant features such as roof covering, roof-to-wall connections, hurricane straps, roof geometry, secondary water resistance, and opening protection.
Pre-Listing Inspection
An inspection performed before selling a home to help identify potential issues ahead of time, reduce surprises, and give sellers more confidence before listing.
Manufactured / Mobile Home Inspection
A detailed inspection of a manufactured or mobile home, including major systems, exterior components, roof, crawlspace areas, tie-downs where visible, plumbing, electrical, HVAC, and overall condition.
New Construction Inspection
An inspection for newly built homes to help identify incomplete work, defects, safety concerns, or issues that should be addressed before final walkthrough or closing.
Seawall Inspection
A visual inspection of the seawall to check for visible cracks, movement, erosion, drainage concerns, material deterioration, and other signs of possible seawall distress.
Insurance Roof Certification
A roof-focused inspection used for insurance purposes to document the visible condition, age, and estimated remaining useful life of the roof covering.
Pool Inspection
A visual inspection of the pool and accessible equipment, including the pool surface, deck, pump, filter, visible plumbing, electrical components, and safety-related items.
Air Quality Testing
Indoor air quality testing can help identify potential concerns such as mold-related conditions, airborne particles, or other environmental factors that may affect the home’s interior air.
Home Watch
A routine visual check of the home while the owner is away, helping identify obvious issues such as leaks, storm damage, HVAC problems, pest activity, or other visible concerns.
Sewer Scope
A camera inspection of the underground sewer line to look for blockages, cracks, root intrusion, damaged piping, or other hidden sewer line issues.
MFD. Home Engineering Certificate
An engineering certification for a manufactured home, typically used to verify that the home’s foundation or tie-down system meets required standards for lending or insurance purposes.