Signs That Your Dock or Seawall May Require an Inspection

Signs That Your Dock or Seawall May Require an Inspection

As a waterfront property owner, it is essential to regularly inspect your dock or seawall to ensure that it remains structurally sound and safe for use. Failure to do so could result in costly repairs or even accidents. Read on to learn the importance of regular...

Signs of Foundational Cracking and What To Do

Whether or not you currently own a home or are going through a Tampa home inspection, a home with a cracked foundation is not good news. There can be many reasons for cracking foundation in the floors or walls, some less serious than others, though all should be...

Inspecting a Crawlspace

By this time, you likely already know that a Tampa home inspection covers things like your roof, plumbing, and HVAC system. Did you know, however, that inspections will cover your crawlspace? This small space beneath your home (for those that don’t have...

Why Is There a Home Inspection Period?

Congratulations, you’ve made an offer on your dream home and it was accepted. What now? Next up, you’ll enter the Tampa home inspection period, which usually lasts 10 days, unless otherwise noted in your real estate contract. This is the time for you to...

Can you Fail a 4-Point Inspection?

We have blogged before on failing a Tampa home inspection. A standard inspection is not pass/fail, but rather points our home issues in need of repair or that can be considered hazardous. Is the same true for the 4-point inspection, though? In Florida, 4-Point...