Be Confident In Your Investment

Our buyer’s inspection is a thorough investigation of the visible and ready accessible components of a home.

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Save Money & Protect Your Home

Provide your insurance company the necessary information they need in order for you to receive discounts* on your insurance premium.

A wind mitigation inspection determines how well your home will withstand hurricane force winds. Cooper Home Inspections LLC, will compile a report outlining your home’s hurricane resistant features highlighting the specific details insurance companies are looking for.

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*Discounts may vary based on your insurance policy and/or state regulations. Your insurance agent is best prepared to assist you in determining your eligibility for mitigation credits and discounts.

Verify Insurability and Potential Discounts

Home insurance companies are often reluctant to provide coverage to older homes. In order to obtain a new policy or renew an existing one, insurance companies might require a four part inspection.

A 4-point inspection is a visual inspection of the Roof, HVAC, Plumbing, and Electrical systems of the residence. The inspection informs the insurer that the property qualifies for coverage.

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Sell Your Home Easier and Faster

A pre-listing inspection helps you prepare your home before it’s listed for sale. You’ll be able to identify and correct any possible defects or areas of improvement in your home before a buyer enters your front door.

Our comprehensive inspection covers all major systems of the home, interior and exterior. After the inspection is completed, the home inspector will describe all findings and prepare a written report including pictures, videos, and research available to you within 24 hours of the inspection.

Peace Of Mind

When your dream home has entered its final phase of construction, it’s important to have it inspected by a neutral third party for an unbiased opinion on the condition of the property. Even professional home builders can miss critical items during such a complex process. 

Give yourself peace of mind and the opportunity for the builder to complete necessary repairs or improvements before you move in. Enlist the help of a Certified Professional Inspector to inspect your future home before you have any avoidable surprises.

Quality Control

If you or the seller of a home have had a defect corrected since our initial inspection, we can come back out to the property and re-inspect the component.

We will ensure that there are no safety issues or additional work necessary for the repairs to be up to standard.