Buyer Home Inspection
Home buyers
A thorough, visual evaluation of the home's major systems and components before you commit.
- Roof & attic
- Structure & exterior
- Electrical
- Plumbing
- HVAC
- Interior & appliances
ProLayer Inspections

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Home buyers
A thorough, visual evaluation of the home's major systems and components before you commit.
Home sellers
Understand your home's condition before buyers do, so you can plan repairs and price with confidence.
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Buyers of new homes
An independent set of eyes before closing on a newly built home.
New-home owners
Document items for the builder while your first-year warranty is still in effect.
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Insurance applications & renewals
Often requested by insurers for older homes. Covers the roof, electrical, plumbing and HVAC.
Florida homeowners
Documents wind-resistant features of your home, which may qualify you for insurance premium credits.
What we look at
Hidden issues like moisture, electrical hazards and roof damage can lead to expensive repairs. Our inspections combine a trained eye with tools like thermal imaging to find them early.
Infrared cameras help reveal temperature differences that can point to moisture, missing insulation or overheating.
Visible signs of loose connections, overheating, corrosion or outdated components.
Ventilation, insulation, visible moisture and the underside of the roof deck.
Visible condition of coverings, flashing, penetrations and drainage.
Operation, visible condition, condensate management and filter access.
Visible supply and drain lines, fixtures, water heater and signs of leaks.
Walls, sealants, grading, drainage and the building envelope.


How it works
Choose your inspection online or by phone. We confirm details and access.
A systematic visual inspection of the home, with thermal imaging where useful.
A digital, photo-documented report that explains what we found and why it matters.
Questions answered, and help connecting with licensed professionals if repairs are needed.
Home inspections are visual and non-invasive, and are performed under Florida's home inspection standards. An inspection is not a warranty, and a home inspector license does not authorize contractor repairs. Florida Home Inspector license: HI12863.
FAQ
It depends on the home's size, age and condition. Most single-family inspections take a few hours on site.
Reports are delivered digitally, with photos. Delivery timing will be confirmed when you book.
We encourage it. Walking through findings in person is one of the best ways to understand your future home.
Tell us what's happening, add a photo if you can, and we'll help you figure out the next step and the right professional.