Seacoast Inspections

Seacoast Inspections operates under ASHI (American Society of Home Inspectors) standards of practice (SOP) and the FABI (Florida Association of Building Inspectors) SOP. In doing so, we must meet the state requirements of a home inspector and the organization standards and attend regular continuing education training.

Our founder has worked for the largest home inspection companies in Jacksonville and Nashville. Many inspectors are self-trained with no real-world training or experience. We pride ourselves on attending regular training and national and state-affiliated association conferences in pursuit of the latest inspection standards, building sciences, tools, and technologies.

We have gained over five years of work experience, conducting hundreds of inspections and learning from industry experts of multi-inspector firms to understand what it looks like to be a knowledgeable inspector. We provide the best home inspections in St. Augustine, FL.

Seacoast is an experienced home inspector in St. Augustine, FL, providing the best home inspections in Jacksonville, Palm Coast & Flagler Beach, Florida.

Wind mitigation is required on all homes built in 2003 or prior. This can sometimes add credits to newer policies for homes built after 2003. All of our home inspections include a wind mitigation report at no extra cost.

We are multi-state licensed, professionally trained, and highly qualified inspectors that provide detailed inspection reports exceeding national and state requirements.

Seacoast Home Inspections is a top-notch home inspector in St. Augustine, Florida & nearby areas. We provide home inspections, WDO inspections, wind mitigations, 4-point inspections, commercial property inspections, and new construction & phase inspections in St. Augustine, Jacksonville, Palm Coast & Flagler Beach, Florida. We are multi-state licensed, professionally trained, and highly qualified inspectors that provide detailed inspection reports exceeding national and state requirements.

Seacoast Inspections proudly serves St. Augustine, Jacksonville, Palm Coast & Flagler Beach, Florida.

We provide home inspections, WDO inspections, wind mitigations, 4 point inspections, commercial property inspections, new construction, and phase inspections.

Seacoast Inspections proudly serves St. Augustine, Jacksonville, Palm Coast, Flagler Beach, Florida, and nearby areas.

All houses need some repair or improvement, but there are some major repairs that we recommend avoiding when looking to buy a property. You should walk away after an inspection if there are problems related to the infrastructure, roofing, or pests. These issues imply costly repairs. We recommend that you keep searching for a place that meets your expectations and it's in better condition.

A home inspector's job is not to pass or fail a house but describe its current condition and indicate what components and systems may need repair or replacement. Also, we will pinpoint the improvement points so that the potential buyer can make a conscious purchase.

There's no rule here. Of course, you and the home inspector must attend the day of the inspection to check that everything's fine. Some house sellers ask to be in the review, but as you hire the service, you can decide who attends and who doesn't. We don't recommend inviting friends and family to the inspection because they may subjectively influence the final decision.

When you hire this service, the home inspector will review the roof, structure, exterior, wiring system, HVAC system, plumbing system, and the house interior. We also inspect swimming pools. A home inspection is an exhaustive review of the components of a house to find possible issues or improving points.

Buying a home is a big investment, and to make sure you are buying a house in good condition, you should examine it before the purchase. After the home inspection process, homebuyers will have a better understanding of their prospective house, which will allow them to make decisions with confidence. If you live in St. Augustine, FL, we can inspect your property.

A home inspection is intended to provide the client with a thorough evaluation regarding the overall condition of installed systems and components of the home. The inspection is based on observation of the visible and apparent condition of the structure and components at the time of the home inspection. A home inspection is not a prediction of future conditions.