Home Inspection Services

Know Exactly What You're Buying — Before You Sign

Clear, thorough inspection reports that give homeowners, buyers, and sellers the confidence to move forward.

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Inspection Services

Choose the Right Inspection

Every property and every insurance policy is different — here's what each inspection covers.

For Insurance Renewal

4-Point Inspection

A focused review of a home's four major systems, commonly required by insurance companies for homes over a certain age.

  • Roof — age, condition, and remaining life
  • Electrical — panel, wiring, and safety concerns
  • Plumbing — pipe materials and visible leaks
  • HVAC — condition and functionality
For Insurance Discounts

Wind Mitigation Inspection

Documents your home's storm-resistant features, which can help lower windstorm insurance premiums.

  • Roof covering, shape, and deck attachment
  • Roof-to-wall connections
  • Opening protection (windows, doors, garage)
  • Secondary water resistance barrier
For Buyers & Sellers

Full Residential Inspection

A comprehensive, top-to-bottom evaluation of a home's condition — ideal before buying, selling, or listing.

  • Structure, foundation, and roof
  • Electrical, plumbing, and HVAC systems
  • Interior, exterior, attic, and crawlspace
  • Detailed report with photos and findings
The Basics

What Is a Home Inspection?

A home inspection is a visual, non-invasive evaluation of a property's condition, performed by a trained inspector who examines the systems and structure a homeowner relies on every day.

The goal isn't to pass or fail a house — it's to give you an honest, documented picture of its current condition, so you can make an informed decision with confidence, whether you're buying, selling, or simply maintaining your home.

You'll receive a detailed report with photos, notes, and clear explanations of anything that needs attention, organized so it's easy to understand and easy to act on.

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Scope Of Work

What Is Inspected?

A full inspection covers every major system of the home. Tap a category to see what's included.

  • Roof covering, flashing, and drainage
  • Siding, trim, and paint condition
  • Gutters, downspouts, and grading around the home
  • Foundation walls and visible cracking
  • Framing, floors, walls, and ceilings
  • Signs of settling or moisture intrusion
  • Main panel, breakers, and visible wiring
  • Outlets, switches, and GFCI protection
  • Light fixtures and exterior connections
  • Visible pipes, fixtures, and water heater
  • Water pressure and drainage function
  • Signs of leaks or corrosion
  • Age, condition, and operation of the system
  • Ductwork and airflow at vents
  • Thermostat function
  • Doors, windows, and interior finishes
  • Attic ventilation and insulation levels
  • Visible signs of pests or moisture
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Before The Inspector Arrives

Preparing Your Home for Inspection

A little preparation helps the inspection go faster and gives a clearer picture of your home's condition.

What Happens Next

After the Home Inspection

Report Delivered

You'll receive a detailed digital report, typically within 24 hours.

Review the Findings

Go through the report and flag anything you want to understand better.

Discuss With Your Agent

Decide which items are worth a repair request, credit, or further evaluation.

Plan Your Next Step

Use the report to negotiate confidently or plan future maintenance.

Closing The Deal

Before Closing

The inspection report often becomes part of the negotiation — here's what to keep in mind.

  • Review repair requests or credits with your real estate agent
  • Request a re-inspection for any major repairs completed by the seller
  • Do a final walkthrough to confirm the home's condition hasn't changed
  • Confirm agreed-upon repairs were completed as promised
  • Keep a copy of the inspection report for your records
After Closing

After Closing

Your inspection report is a useful reference well beyond move-in day.

  • Keep the report on file for warranty and insurance purposes
  • Budget for any items noted as "near end of life"
  • Schedule routine maintenance for HVAC, roof, and plumbing systems
  • Know the location of your main water and electrical shutoffs
Settling In

Move-In Checklist

A few simple steps to make your first weeks in a new home easier and safer.

Common Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

A full residential inspection typically takes two to three hours, depending on the size and condition of the home. 4-point and wind mitigation inspections are usually quicker.
It's not required, but we always recommend it. Being there lets you see issues firsthand and ask questions in real time.
A 4-point inspection focuses on the roof, electrical, plumbing, and HVAC systems, usually for insurance purposes. A full inspection covers the entire home in detail.
Most reports are delivered within 24 hours of the inspection, complete with photos and clear explanations.
It can. Many insurers offer discounts for storm-resistant features like hurricane straps and impact windows, documented through this inspection.

Schedule Your Inspection

Tell us about the property and the inspection you need — we'll confirm a time that works for you.

Call or Text: 786-851-4690
Email: info@galinosolutions.com
Hours: Mon – Sat, 8:00 AM – 6:00 PM

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