A Roof Certification Inspection provides a professional evaluation of a roof’s current condition and its estimated remaining useful life. Often requested by insurance companies or lenders, this inspection helps verify that the roof is serviceable and unlikely to require replacement in the near term.

During the inspection, the roof is examined for material type, age, visible damage, installation quality, drainage, flashing, penetrations, and signs of active or past leaks. The inspector assesses overall performance and determines whether the roof meets certification standards based on its present condition.


A Roof Certification Inspection offers homeowners, buyers, and agents a reliable way to satisfy insurance requirements, prevent coverage interruptions, and move forward with confidence.

A Wind Mitigation Inspection evaluates a home’s construction features that help reduce damage from high winds and hurricanes. Often required or strongly encouraged by insurance companies, this inspection can qualify homeowners for significant insurance discounts by verifying wind-resistant features built into the property.

The inspection focuses on key structural components such as roof shape and covering, roof-to-wall connections, roof decking attachment, secondary water resistance, and opening protections (including impact-rated windows, doors, and shutters). The inspector documents these features through measurements, photographs, and verification of installation methods.

Findings are compiled into a standardized wind mitigation report that insurance carriers use to determine eligibility for premium reductions. Beyond potential savings, the inspection provides homeowners with a clearer understanding of how well their home is prepared to withstand severe weather and where improvements may further enhance protection.

Ideal for:
Homeowners seeking insurance discounts
New or recently upgraded roofs
Properties in wind-prone or coastal areas
Buyers and sellers wanting proof of wind-resistant features

A Wind Mitigation Inspection delivers peace of mind, financial benefits, and valuable insight into your home’s storm readiness.

A Four Point Inspection is a focused evaluation of a property’s four most critical systems: roofing, electrical, plumbing, and HVAC. Commonly required by insurance companies - especially for older homes - this inspection provides a clear, objective snapshot of the home’s current condition and overall insurability.

During the inspection, each system is visually examined for age, functionality, visible damage, safety concerns, and signs of wear or deferred maintenance. The inspector documents findings with detailed notes and photographs, highlighting any deficiencies that may require repair, replacement, or further evaluation.

The final report is delivered in a standardized format designed to meet insurance carrier requirements, helping homeowners, buyers, and agents streamline the underwriting process, avoid delays, and address potential issues proactively. While not a full home inspection, a Four Point Inspection offers valuable insight into the systems that matter most when it comes to safety, risk, and coverage eligibility.

Ideal for:
Insurance renewals or new policy applications
Older homes or properties with aging systems
Homeowners seeking clarity before insurance review
Buyers and agents needing fast, insurance-ready documentation

A Four Point & Wind Mitigation Inspection combines two essential insurance evaluations into one streamlined service, providing both a system condition overview and documentation of wind-resistant features. This bundled inspection is ideal for homeowners looking to meet insurance requirements, avoid underwriting delays, and potentially lower insurance premiums.

The Four Point Inspection assesses the home’s four major systems - roofing, electrical, plumbing, and HVAC - to determine their condition, age, and overall functionality. The inspector identifies visible deficiencies, safety concerns, and signs of wear that may impact insurability.

The Wind Mitigation Inspection evaluates construction features designed to reduce wind damage, including roof shape, roof covering, roof-to-wall connections, roof decking attachment, secondary water resistance, and opening protection. These features are documented to determine eligibility for insurance discounts.

Both inspections are completed during a single visit and delivered in standardized, insurance-ready reports with supporting photographs. Together, they provide insurers with the information they need while giving homeowners clarity, confidence, and potential savings.

Ideal for:
New insurance policies or renewals
Older homes in wind-prone areas
Homeowners seeking premium discounts
Buyers and sellers needing fast, compliant documentation