Home inspections in Spring Hill. Roof to foundation.
A full home inspection from licensed inspector Jay Sampson (#HI8193) covers the structure, roof, electrical, attic, HVAC, plumbing and interiors. You get a narrative report with photos the same day, and your 4-point and wind mitigation forms are included free.
- ✓Structure & exteriorInspected
- ✓RoofInspected
- ✓ElectricalInspected
- ✓Attic & insulationInspected
- ✓Heating & coolingInspected
- ✓PlumbingInspected
- ✓InteriorInspected
- ✓4-point & wind mitigationFree
Report delivered the same day ✓
Seven systems. Every accessible corner.
Jay follows the InterNACHI Standards of Practice. Pick a system to see what he inspects and what goes in your report.
Structure & exterior
The bones of the house, and everything around it that could let water in.
Jay inspects
- The foundation and structural components
- Exterior wall coverings, eaves, soffits and fascia
- A representative number of windows and all exterior doors
- Flashing and trim
- Walkways, driveways, stairs, porches, patios, decks, balconies and carports
- Railings, guards and handrails
- Grading, drainage, vegetation and retaining walls where they could push moisture toward the house
Your report notes
- The type of exterior wall covering
- The type of foundation
- Where to access the space under the floor
Roof
The first thing Florida insurers ask about, and the most expensive thing to replace.
Jay inspects
- The roof covering
- Gutters and downspouts
- Vents, flashing, skylights, chimneys and other roof penetrations
- The general structure of the roof from accessible points
Your report notes
- The type of roof covering
- Roof age and condition for your free 4-point form
Electrical
From where the power comes in to the outlets on your walls.
Jay inspects
- The service drop, overhead conductors, service head and mast
- The electric meter and base
- Service-entrance conductors and the main disconnect
- Panels and breakers or fuses
- Service grounding and bonding
- A representative number of switches, lights and outlets, testing AFCI and GFCI protection where possible
- Whether smoke and carbon monoxide detectors are present
Your report notes
- The main disconnect's amperage rating, if labeled
- The type of wiring observed
Attic & insulation
Where roof leaks, ventilation problems and missing insulation show up first.
Jay inspects
- Insulation and ventilation in the attic and other unfinished spaces
- Kitchen, bathroom and laundry exhaust fans
- The attic's structural components
Your report notes
- The type of insulation
- The approximate average insulation depth
👻 One thing we can't tell you: whether there are ghosts in the attic.
Heating & cooling
In Florida the AC works hard, so Jay runs it.
Jay inspects
- The heating and cooling systems, using normal operating controls
- The condition of visible ductwork
Your report notes
- Where the thermostat is
- The energy source
- The heating and cooling method
Plumbing
Jay runs the water, flushes the toilets and checks every drain.
Jay inspects
- The main water and fuel shut-off valves
- The water heater, including its energy source, venting and pressure-relief valve
- Water supply, fixtures and faucets, by running the water
- All toilets, by flushing
- Sinks, tubs and showers for drainage
- The drain, waste and vent system
- Sump pumps with accessible floats
Your report notes
- Whether the water supply is public or private
- Where the main water and fuel shut-offs are
- Any fuel-storage system observed
- The water heater's capacity, if labeled
Interior
The rooms you'll live in, plus the garage.
Jay inspects
- A representative number of doors and windows, by opening and closing them
- Floors, walls and ceilings
- Stairs, steps, landings and ramps
- Railings, guards and handrails
- Garage doors and openers, using normal controls
Flagged for correction
- Unsafe spacing between balusters and railings
- Garage door safety sensors that don't work
- Fogged windows or broken window seals
Waterfront or pool home? Docks, seawalls, pools and sprinklers are covered too →
Your 4-point and wind mitigation, at no extra charge.
Most Florida buyers need these forms to get insurance. With a full inspection from All Corners, you get both for free.
4-Point Inspection
Insurance companies usually ask for this form on older homes. It verifies the age and condition of four things:
Wind Mitigation
Several parts of the roof system can lower your homeowner's insurance. Here's what earns the best rating on each one:
- Roof coveringBestMeets the Florida Building Code, permitted on or after 3/1/2002, or an original roof built 2004 or later
- Roof shapeBestHip, sloping down on all four sides
- Roof-to-wallBestWraps, with clips a close second
- Roof deckBest8d nails spaced 6 inches in the field
- OpeningsBestImpact protection on every glazed opening. If it has glass, it needs protection.
Even one of these can save you money on your insurance.
More about wind mitigation →Worth up to $25,000, included free.
Every full home inspection is backed by a warranty package at no additional cost. We want you to walk away with a clear understanding of the house and real protection after you move in.
Structural & mechanical
Plumbing, electrical, heating and air, built-in kitchen appliances under 10 years old, foundations, framing and attached garage doors that were in good working order at the inspection.
View certificate (PDF)Sewer & water line
Covers the water and sewer lines from the house if they were in good working order at the inspection. Extended to 6 months with a sewer scope.
View certificate (PDF)Roof leak repair
If the roof is in good condition at the inspection, leaks are repaired for five years after the inspection date.
View certificate (PDF)Appliance recall alerts
Built-in kitchen appliance model numbers go into a recall database that's checked every month. You get an email if one of yours is recalled.
Recall lookupCoverage is provided through third-party warranty partners. Terms, limits and exclusions apply, and claims generally must be made within 90 days of the inspection or 22 days after closing, whichever is later. See each certificate for full details.
Under contract? You'll have answers this week.
Inspection slots Monday through Friday at 9am, noon, and 3pm, so you can get it done inside your contingency window.
1. Call and pick a slot
Call 352-293-2165 and tell the office your inspection deadline. They'll get you on Jay's calendar.
2. Jay inspects everything
Most inspections take a few hours. You're welcome to walk along and ask questions. That conversation is often the most valuable part.
3. Same-day report
Jay goes over what he found with you in person, then sends a narrative report with photos that same day, with your 4-point and wind mitigation forms.
4.9★ from 87 Google reviews
He also gave us a great recommendation for some roof work that helped us improve the home’s insurance rate. Jay provided all the documentation we needed to show the house was in great shape for a new owner.
He took the time to carefully go over the report with us, explaining everything in a way that was easy to understand. He was also very patient with all of our questions and never made us feel rushed.
Your clients get the report and the protection.
Same-day reports, the insurance forms included, and the warranty package behind every full inspection. Agents we work with also get free monthly email marketing, for life.
Home inspection questions
What does a full home inspection include?
Structure and exterior, roof, electrical, attic and insulation, heating and cooling, plumbing and interiors, following the InterNACHI Standards of Practice. Your 4-point and wind mitigation forms are included at no extra charge.
How long does a home inspection take?
Most inspections take a few hours, depending on the size and age of the home. You're welcome to walk along and ask questions.
When will I get my report?
The same day. Jay goes over what he found with you in person at the end of the inspection, then sends a narrative report with photos that day.
Can I use a 4-point inspection instead of a full home inspection?
No. A 4-point form is built for your insurance company. It tells you the age and condition of the roof, electrical, HVAC and plumbing, but not the condition of the attic or the home's structure, so it won't give you what you need to make a purchase decision.
Is the warranty package extra?
No. The warranty package, worth up to $25,000, is included with every full home inspection. Terms and limits apply, and each certificate has the details.
Tell Jay your deadline. He'll work you in.
A full home inspection with your 4-point, wind mitigation and warranty package included, and a same-day report.
