Is Your Home Adequately Insulated?

Nearly every new construction we inspect has loose or missing insulation, which does not adequately protect the home from radiant heat. Radiant heat can dramatically increase your cooling costs. Consulting with a professional can help ensure you have sufficient insulation in your new home.

Is Your Home Wired Properly?

We often see pool contractors installing feeder panels with undersized wiring to pool equipment, which is a major fire hazard. We also find contractors transitioning between wire types improperly with incorrect connectors and metal types.

Is Water Draining Away From Your Home?

Water and moisture are the leading causes of damage to homes in Southwest Florida. Improper sloping can lead to major settlement issues and moisture intrusion, causing mold, floor and wall cracks, stucco and drywall damage, swelling, wood rot, insect infestations, and roof leaks.

Is Your Roof Built to Last?

Common problems with new construction roofs include missing, damaged, or defective shingles or tiles. We also check for tie-downs, sheathing size, joist placement, nail spacing, and length. A roof should protect everything underneath it from the elements. If not built to withstand rain and high winds, you need to know before it's too late to fix.