Florida Building Inspection Group’s experience makes them the perfect choice for a home inspection in Temple Terrace, 33617 and 33637 zip codes. The city was laid out in the 1920s as one of Florida’s first planned golf communities, and that history is still visible: Mediterranean Revival homes with barrel tile roofs sit near Temple Terrace Golf & Country Club, mid-century block houses fill Temple Terrace Estates, older homes line the Hillsborough River in Riverhills, and Raintree adds townhomes and condominiums. In the historic core, home inspections focus on structure, roof decking, original wiring, permitted repairs and renovation, plus the drain lines that lie beneath the slab as cast iron and clay laterals were standard material before the mid-1970s..
Core Services
Nearby Home Inspection Service Areas
Apollo Beach • Brandon • FishHawk • Plant City • Ruskin • Sun City Center
• Tampa • Carrollwood • Valrico
WHAT IS A SEWER SCOPE?
A Sewer Scope allows an inspector to look at the health of the sewer lines that lie beneath the home, verifying they are open and clear of tree roots, debris, no collapsed lines, etc. The FBI Group has a sewer scope on every vehicle to ensure if one is needed the service can be provided.
Frequently Asked Questions
We would highly recommend a Sewer Scope for any home in Temple Terrace. The aging inventory was constructed almost 75+ years ago. The material available at the time of construction was cast iron and clay. Knowing the health of your drain lines could save you thousands of dollars.
A typical home inspection takes 1 hour for every 1,000 gross square feet. So if you have a home that is 2,500 gross sq. ft, then your home inspection will be approximately 2.5 hours, although with a home over 75+ years it could take extra time.
A home inspection is your opportunity to understand the current condition of the property you are about to purchase. The inspection will also protect you from unexpected repair costs or safety issues. It is also used during the home buying process as a negotiating tool to have repairs done before taking the keys.
Home Inspector? Finding the Right One
Check customer reviews and make sure the inspector or inspection company you choose is licensed, bonded, and insured. The FBI Group is ready to answer your questions and help you move forward with confidence.