The FBI Group inspects Gulf-front homes, beach condos, and historic cottages throughout St. Pete Beach. Our licensed inspectors provide general home inspections, 4-Point inspections, wind mitigation reports, WDO inspections, mold testing, sewer scopes, thermal imaging, lead testing and radon. Extra attention is paid to the affects of salt air, humidity, and storm exposure that wear on coastal properties. Clients consistently mention our detailed reports and patient explanations, saying the process gave them real peace of mind before closing.
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Why Experience Matters
A good home inspection is about more than identifying a list of items. It’s about helping you understand what was found and what it means for the home you’re considering.
FBI Group inspectors are trained under the leadership of a Licensed General Contractor, bringing knowledge of Florida homes and construction to every inspection. We encourage you to attend your inspection, ask questions, and spend time with your inspector. You’ll receive a detailed report, and if questions come up afterward, your inspector is still available to help.
Frequently Asked Questions
Mold testing is an add-on service. It is not included since not all homes will need a mold test. If your inspector finds a wet wall or spot, they may recommend you add a mold test to the inspection.
Radon gas is a radioactive invisible and odorless gas that forms naturally when uranium breaks down underground. Radon gas enters the home through cracks in the foundation and because we do not ventilate our homes due to the climate it is a good idea to have a radon test completed, especially if you have small children or elderly family members.
A 4-Point inspection is an insurance report used to evaluate their risk of insurability. This evaluation is of the four most costly repairs in the home – the roof, electrical, plumbing and HVAC.
Protect More Than the View
Coastal properties deserve a closer look. Get a professional inspection that helps you understand the condition of the home before you invest, close, or move in.