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Full Circle Home Inspection did a fantastic inspection, the finished report was thorough with pictures to easily identify the problem areas. He was very informative and made sure to explain what was and was not an immediate fix. I would definitely recommend Full Circle.

Greg Nacke

Jim was very friendly, timely and informative. He communicated thoroughly prior to the inspection and has excellent follow up after. Highly recommended!

Buck Riggie

It has been a great pleasure working with Jim. He is very professional, knowledgeable and punctual. His reports are very easy to read and understand. What I like the most about Jim is that he will notify me every step of the way via email.

Monica McDonald

Home Inspection Services

Buyer’s Home Inspection

This is my very thorough typical home inspection that catches common defects, so you understand the investment your are making. I will inspect most systems and components of your new home to advise if they are functioning properly and that they are safe. I will be glad to answer any questions that you have during and after the inspection. Upon completion of the inspection you will be provided with a complete, easy to read, digital report that same day.

Seller’s Pre-Listing Inspection

Some homeowners want to make repairs to their house before they put it on the market and will make repairs using their inspection report as a baseline reference. Please understand that most buyers will still want to perform their own inspection even if the seller has already had an inspection done.

Four Point Inspection

Many insurance companies require a Four-Point Inspection for homeowner’s insurance and renewals for an existing policy on most homes. Our four point inspection is a separate inspection that I can perform during your home inspection or as a stand alone report if needed for your homeowner’s insurance renewal. This inspection specifically notes certain conditions pertaining to the roof structure, the electrical system, the plumbing system and the heating and cooling system. If you are a home buyer, this inspection is turned into your prospective insurance company for further review to help determine insurability. I would be glad to help you determine if this inspection is necessary.

Wind Mitigation

A wind mitigation inspection report can drastically reduce your home insurance premiums. This is a separate inspection that I can perform during your home inspection. You will receive a report to turn into your prospective insurance company for evaluation. It is not a pass/fail scenario but certain discounts can be applied to your policy based on shape of roof, method used to nail sheathing, roof material, method of attachment of roof to the walls, etc. I would be glad to help you determine if this inspection is necessary.

Wood Destroying Organism Inspection (WDO)

A WDO (Wood Destroying Organism) or Termite Inspection, as it is commonly called, is an extensive visual inspection that checks for the presence or evidence of past, on-going, or possible conducive conditions for future termite infestations. The WDO inspector visually checks for decayed wood from wood decaying fungus, signs of subterranean termite activity, drywood termite damage, or evidence from wood destroying beetles. The visual inspection consists of a home’s exterior, the interior, attic locations, and crawlspaces of applicable homes.

HUD Engineering Foundation Inspection

A HUD engineering foundation inspection is to conduct a structural inspection for determining: If the manufactured home is permanently tied down; and that the home would not float off the piers or foundation; and finally that the drainage of the house will not flood the crawlspace or basement.

WHAT ABOUT ENGINEERING INSPECTIONS OF ADDITIONS?

Decks, porches and room additions are regulated by the construction codes for each state and/or local housing authority. If the property has an addition attached after the home was sited, the attachment is not regulated by HUD Standards or Regulations. If an addition has been added to a manufactured home, it may take the home out of conformance with the Standards.

HOW LONG DOES IT TAKE TO GET AN ENGINEERING INSPECTION REPORT?

That is dependent upon the inspector you hire. Generally, inspections and reports are turned around in 2 to 3 days.

To schedule a HUD Engineering Foundation Inspection please click here

SINGLE FAMILY HOUSE (Standard Home Inspection)

Our Standard Home Inspection fee varies by size and age of house. For details on what is included in your home inspection click here.

CONDOMINIUM

A Condominium Inspection fee is the same as our Standard Home Inspection and varies by size and age of the condo. Our inspectors also have drone capability to take pictures of roofs that are too difficult to access/walk with no extra charge for our customers. For more details on what is covered during your inspection click here.

MOBILE/MANUFACTURED HOMES

Same as our Home Inspection fee varies by size and age of the home. We can also perform the service of a HUD Foundation Certification (Tie-Down Certification) if required by your lender. Click this link to read about what to expect during your inspection.

DUPLEX

Duplex Inspections include the entire roof and both units and are performed in the same manner as our Standard Home Inspections. Please click here for more details and/or call 352-459-6173 for a price quote.

4-PLEX

A 4-Plex Inspection Includes the entire roof and all units. These inspections are performed in the same manner as a Standard Home Inspection. Please click this link for more details and please call us directly at 352-459-6173 for a price quote.

COMMERCIAL BUILDING

Please call 352-459-6173 for a price quote. A commercial building is more involved and may require a field visit for an accurate price quote.

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