A home inspector carefully evaluates the major systems and components of a property—including the roof, foundation, plumbing, electrical, HVAC, and more. The goal is to identify potential safety concerns, maintenance issues, or costly repairs so you can make an informed decision before buying, selling, or maintaining your home.

A wind mitigation inspection documents a home’s wind-resistant features, such as roof shape, roof covering, nail patterns, impact-rated windows, and storm shutters. In Florida, insurers often require this report, and many offer significant discounts on your homeowner’s insurance if your home qualifies.

A Four-Point Inspection covers the four main systems of your home:

• Roof

• Electrical

• Plumbing

• HVAC (Heating, Ventilation, Air Conditioning)

Insurance companies often require this report, especially for older homes, to ensure the property is safe and insurable.

If you purchased a newly built home, most builders provide a 12-month warranty. An 11-Month Inspection helps you find issues before your warranty expires—giving you time to have the builder fix them at no extra cost.

Yes! Even though the HOA is responsible for certain areas, issues can still exist inside the unit (plumbing, electrical, appliances, HVAC). An inspection protects you from unexpected repair costs and gives peace of mind before closing.

ValueShield provides same-day or next-day reports. Our reports are photo-rich, easy to navigate, and include summaries for quick reference.

We offer transparent, no-obligation pricing with no hidden fees. Pricing depends on the property type, size, and any add-on services requested. You’ll always know your cost before we start.

No. Home inspections are one-time services. You pay only for the inspection(s) you choose, with no setup or recurring maintenance fees.

Yes. In addition to standard inspections, we provide add-ons like wind mitigation and Four-Point reports required by many insurance companies. Ask us about package pricing to save time and money.