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Residential Inspections
If you are looking to buy or sell your home, a Full Home Inspection is your best defense. A full home inspection reviews every aspect of a property's condition and can notify you of existing or potential problems.
If you are looking to buy or sell your home, a Full Home Inspection is your best defense. A full home inspection reviews every aspect of a property's condition and can notify you of existing or potential problems.
What We Inspect
Our residential inspections cover the full scope of your property — inside and out. We evaluate the roof, attic, insulation, and ventilation. We inspect the electrical system, plumbing, HVAC, water heater, and all major appliances. The foundation, structure, walls, ceilings, floors, windows, and doors are all assessed. We also examine the exterior, grading, drainage, driveways, walkways, and landscaping concerns that could affect the home.
Why It Matters
Most issues in a home aren't visible to the untrained eye. Small cracks, moisture stains, or improper wiring can signal much larger problems underneath. Our inspectors are trained to identify what's cosmetic and what's structural — so you know exactly what you're buying or selling.
What You Get
Every residential inspection includes a detailed report delivered through our online report portal with photos, findings, and plain-English explanations. You also get direct access to your inspector for follow-up questions and a built-in Repair Request Builder for agent negotiations.
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4 Point Inspections
A "Four Point Inspection" focuses only on four main areas of interest in a home: HVAC (Heating, Ventilation and Air Conditioning), Electrical wiring and panels, Plumbing connections and fixtures, and the Roof.
A "Four Point Inspection" focuses only on four main areas of interest in a home: HVAC (Heating, Ventilation and Air Conditioning), Electrical wiring and panels, Plumbing connections and fixtures, and the Roof.
Why Insurance Companies Require It
Florida insurance companies often require a 4 Point Inspection for homes over 20 years old before issuing or renewing a homeowners insurance policy. The inspection verifies that these four critical systems are in acceptable condition and not a liability risk.
What We Evaluate
• HVAC: Age, condition, and type of heating and cooling systems • Electrical: Panel type, wiring material, capacity, and safety concerns • Plumbing: Pipe material, water heater age and condition, visible leaks • Roof: Age, material, condition, and remaining useful life
Save on Your Premiums
A 4 Point Inspection can help reduce your insurance premium by confirming that your home's major systems are up to date. The inspection often pays for itself year after year through lower insurance costs.
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Wind Mitigation Inspections
Wind Mitigation Inspections can determine if you qualify for discounts on your Homeowners Insurance Policy and more than pay for the cost of the inspection year after year!
Wind Mitigation Inspections can determine if you qualify for discounts on your Homeowners Insurance Policy and more than pay for the cost of the inspection year after year!
What We Look For
A wind mitigation inspection documents the construction features of your home that help it resist wind damage during hurricanes and tropical storms. We evaluate your roof covering, roof deck attachment, roof-to-wall connections, roof geometry, secondary water resistance, and opening protection (shutters, impact glass, etc.).
Why It Matters in South Florida
Florida is one of the most hurricane-prone states in the country, and insurance companies reward homeowners whose properties are built or upgraded to withstand high winds. Even minor features — like hurricane straps or impact-rated windows — can qualify you for significant premium discounts.
What You Get
A completed OIR-B1-1802 form (the standard Florida wind mitigation form) with photos documenting each feature. This form goes directly to your insurance company and can result in savings of hundreds or even thousands of dollars per year on your homeowners policy.
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Commercial Inspections
A commercial property inspection is based on a walk-through visual inspection and testing of systems within the building to ensure that everything is working properly.
A commercial property inspection is based on a walk-through visual inspection and testing of systems within the building to ensure that everything is working properly.
What We Cover
Commercial inspections go beyond residential scope. We evaluate the building's structural components, roofing system, HVAC and mechanical systems, electrical panels and distribution, plumbing, fire safety equipment, ADA accessibility features, parking areas, and exterior conditions. We also document the general condition of common areas, tenant spaces, and any visible code concerns.
Who Needs This
Business owners, commercial real estate investors, property managers, and tenants entering a new lease all benefit from a thorough commercial inspection. Whether you're purchasing a retail space, warehouse, office building, or restaurant, understanding the property's condition before committing protects your investment.
Our Approach
We deliver the same detailed, photo-documented reports as our residential inspections — adapted for commercial properties. Every finding includes clear explanations, severity ratings, and recommendations so you can budget for repairs or negotiate with confidence.
Want to talk commercial? Reach the Infinity Inspector team at info@infinityinspector.com or call (305) 613-8010. We'd love to help.
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Mold Testing
Our staff includes Licensed Mold Assessors, Mold Remediators and Home Inspectors. Our trained staff will assist in identifying potential Mold issues and advise on the best form to test for Mold.
Our staff includes Licensed Mold Assessors, Mold Remediators and Home Inspectors. Our trained staff will assist in identifying potential Mold issues and advise on the best form to test for Mold. There are many strands of Mold, all can be very harmful and it's important to understand what type of Mold you are coming in contact with.
Why South Florida Homes Are at Higher Risk
South Florida's tropical climate — with year-round humidity, heavy rainfall, and warm temperatures — creates ideal conditions for mold growth. Mold can develop behind walls, under flooring, inside HVAC systems, and in any area where moisture accumulates undetected.
Our Testing Process
We conduct both air quality sampling and surface sampling depending on the situation. Air samples capture airborne mold spores to determine if indoor levels exceed outdoor baseline levels. Surface samples identify the specific type of mold growing on materials. All samples are sent to an accredited laboratory for analysis.
What You Get
A detailed mold assessment report with lab results identifying mold types and concentrations, photos of affected areas, moisture readings, and clear recommendations for remediation if needed. Because we are licensed both as Mold Assessors and Mold Remediators, we can guide you through the full process from testing to resolution.