Reports on the home’s condition by reporting on functional and safety-related deficiencies of the home’s major systems, roof, HVAC, plumbing, electrical, kitchen appliances, exterior, interior, attic, foundation and structure.

Documents the specific wind-mitigating construction features of the home, which can result in significant insurance premium discounts.

 A wind mitigation inspection looks at seven key areas of your roof to determine its ability to withstand strong winds and water intrusion.

During a storm (yes, even a typical summer thunderstorm), heavy winds can push rain against your home, where, being water, it will find its way into any crack or crevice.

Your roof is the first line of defense against wind, which is why wind mitigation inspections focus on your roof.

Documents the condition of a home’s 4 major systems; roof; plumbing, electrical, and HVAC, An insurance company wants to know that an older home has been well maintained, and the major systems are in good working condition.