For buyers

Full home inspection, Southwest Florida

Top to bottom before you close. Roof, structure, electrical, plumbing, HVAC, attic, exterior and drainage, with photographs and a report you can act on — delivered same day or next day.

FL DBPR License HI19048  ·  InterNACHI® CPI

Request an inspection

Tell us where the property is and what you need. We’ll call to confirm the time.

Typical range $300–$1,000 depending on square footage. No obligation.

Booking across Lee, Collier and Charlotte counties.

(757) 240-9407
What it is

What you are actually buying

A home inspection is a visual, non-invasive assessment of the accessible systems and components of a house on the day it is inspected. That is the honest definition, and it sets the boundary on what any inspector can promise.

What it does is turn an emotional decision into an informed one. You walked through the house and liked it. I walk through it looking for the things that cost money — the roof with four years left, the panel that was modified without a permit, the AC condensate line that has been wetting a wall cavity, the grading that sends water at the slab.

In Southwest Florida a disproportionate share of those findings are moisture related, which is the work I came from. Humidity, storm repairs, slab moisture and condensation hide most of the expensive problems here, and they hide them behind surfaces that look perfectly fine from the middle of the room.

Full home inspection in Fort Myers, Florida - SurePoint Home Inspections
Thermal imaging locating moisture behind a finished surface during a buyer's inspection.
Coverage

What's covered

What the inspection actually documents.

Exterior and structure

  • Roof covering, flashing, penetrations and drainage
  • Attic — framing, insulation, ventilation, moisture
  • Foundation and visible structural elements
  • Cladding, soffit, fascia and trim
  • Windows, doors and visible seals
  • Grading, drainage and where water goes
  • Driveway, walkways and garage

Systems and interior

  • Electrical panel, breakers, wiring and outlets
  • Plumbing supply, drains, fixtures and water heater
  • HVAC operation, age, condensate and ducts
  • Built-in appliances
  • Interior surfaces, floors, ceilings and walls
  • Moisture readings where anything reads suspect
  • Thermal imaging where it helps locate moisture
Process

How it runs

Start to finish.

  1. You call or send the form

    Property address, square footage and your closing date. We quote an exact price on that call.

  2. We schedule

    Buyers inside an inspection period get priority. Confirm with the agent that utilities will be on — without power and water, half the inspection cannot happen.

  3. On site, two to four hours

    Roof to foundation, exterior then interior systems. I photograph as I go rather than writing from memory afterward.

  4. The walkthrough

    If you can be there for the last half hour, that is the most useful part. I will show you what I found and separate what matters from what is simply worth knowing.

  5. Report same day or next day

    Photographs, plain-language findings and clear severity. Not a flat list of every cosmetic note with no priority attached.

  6. Questions afterward

    Call whenever. Clients often ring a week later with a contractor quote asking whether it is reasonable. That is part of what you paid for.

Questions

Common questions

$300 to $1,000 depending mainly on square footage and age. A typical mid-size Cape Coral or Fort Myers home sits in the middle of that. You get an exact number on the phone before anything is scheduled.

Two to four hours on site for most homes, longer for large or older properties with outbuildings or a pool.

You are welcome, and the last half hour is worth attending if you can. Seeing a problem in person beats reading about it. Plenty of clients cannot attend and the report stands on its own.

Where it helps, particularly around suspected moisture. Thermal shows temperature differentials behind finished surfaces, which is often how a wet wall cavity reveals itself before a stain appears. It is a diagnostic aid, and findings get confirmed with a moisture meter rather than reported on the thermal image alone.

No, and no honest inspector will tell you otherwise. A visual inspection on one day cannot see inside sealed cavities or predict a component failing next month. What it does is find the evidence that is there to be found, which is a great deal more than a buyer sees on their own.

If the home is older, most likely yes — your insurer will ask. Booking all three on one visit costs less than separate trips.

Related

Often booked alongside

Service area

Lee, Collier and Charlotte counties

Fort Myers, Cape Coral, Naples, Bonita Springs, Estero, Port Charlotte, Punta Gorda, Lehigh Acres, North Fort Myers, Sanibel, Fort Myers Beach and Marco Island.

Book a full home inspection

Call or send the form. Tell us the address and your deadline and we’ll confirm a time and an exact price.

Call or text
(757) 240-9407
Email
[email protected]
Serving
Lee, Collier & Charlotte counties
Based in Fort Myers, FL
Hours
Mon–Fri 8:30am–6:00pm
Sat–Sun 9:00am–4:00pm
License
HI19048