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What’s the First Thing an Inspector Wants to See?
When a licensed home inspector pulls up to a property in Jacksonville, FL or anywhere in Northeast Florida, the inspection starts before the front door ever opens. At HIS Home Inspection Services , the first thing we want to see is the overall condition and how the home has been maintained . That first impression often tells us a lot about what we may find during a residential home inspection. Our goal is simple: Safe Homes for Happy Families. Why the First Impression Matters
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How Much Does a Home Inspection Cost in Northeast Florida?
How Much Does a Home Inspection Cost in Northeast Florida? One of the most common questions buyers and sellers ask is, “How much does a home inspection cost ?” If you’re purchasing or selling a home in Jacksonville, St. Augustine, or anywhere in Northeast Florida, understanding inspection costs—and what influences them—can help you plan wisely and avoid surprises. At HIS Home Inspection Services , we believe that education is just as important as the inspection itself. A clea
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4-Point vs Full Home Inspection — What’s the Difference? (Florida Edition)
If you’re buying a home in Florida—especially an older one—you’ll hear two terms a LOT: -4-Point Inspection -Full Home Inspection They’re not the same, and they serve completely different purposes. What’s a 4-Point? A 4-Point Inspection is an insurance requirement that only looks at: -Roof -HVAC -Plumbing -Electrical It tells your insurance company whether the home is insurable. It does NOT inspect the whole house. What’s a Full Home Inspection? A full inspection is for YOU,
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Understanding 4-Point Inspections in Florida
4-Point Inspections A 4-point inspection is a thorough evaluation of four critical systems in a home: roofing, electrical, plumbing, and HVAC (heating, ventilation, and air conditioning). Unlike a full home inspection, which assesses the condition of the entire property, a 4-point inspection focuses solely on these four areas. This inspection is often required by insurance companies before issuing or renewing a policy, particularly for homes that are over 30 years old. The
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