Go to closing empowered that you are making a great decision. The purpose of this inspection is to find
any defects and assess your future assets condition. Conducted by a professional licensed home
inspector equipped with years of experience to aid you along the home buying process. This inspection
doesn’t only offer insight into the current conditions of the property but can be a leveraging tool for both
you and your agent. Contact us for more details today.

A typical home inspection includes a thorough examination of the homes foundation, roof, electrical,
plumbing, HVAC, and other systems and components. Our inspectors will provide you with a detailed
report highlighting any issues or concerns found.

Wind Mitigation Inspections provided verification to your insurance company that certain structural
features exist to protect homes from damage in windstorms and hurricanes. Inspectors take a close look
at Roof, Windows and Doors all which can be vulnerable part of your home.

Insurance required inspection completed by a licensed home inspector. This inspection is a less
comprehensive look at your four major home systems, roof, plumbing, electrical and HVAC. Known to be
the major claim causing system in a home.

Wind Mitigation and Four Point Inspection reports can be provided to your insurance company for review.
If your home meets certain guidelines. Your insurance company will provide discounts on your insurance
premium. As your agent how today.

While Good2Go Inspections encourage owner participation. This will depend on the type of inspection
you are receiving. Please see below for details.

Full Home Inspection on unoccupied property: Your presence is not required; however, our inspector will
need full access to the home to include both inside & outside. Not having proper access to the property
will cause you to forfeit your appointment and will have to pay for an inspector to come back out.
Full Home Inspection on an occupied property: The presence of the owner/ occupant can confirm specific
details, unique features such as operating systems, maintenance history or appliance ages, which can
help the inspector gain a complete understanding resulting in a more accurate report.

Wind Mitigation and a Four Point Inspection: Your presence is required. The inspector must have your
signature upon completion, therefore you or a representative 18 or older must be present.

Please read your inspection agreement found in your email upon scheduling.

While not a requirement, Insurance agents do require certain documentation to verify any recent
upgrades (i.e. roof, windows, and doors). Roof permits may be obtained via your county office. A Roof
Replacement Receipt may be used in lieu of a permit if the receipt has the date of installation.

A home inspection is not a pass-or-fail evaluation. Instead, your report will be used to assess potential
credits for your home insurance premiums. Full inspection reports provide valuable information to help
buyers or sellers make informed decisions about the purchase or sale of a home.

Inspections must be paid at the point of scheduling using either provided invoice link, via site or over the
phone with a company representative. Any client wishing to pay via check must call for appointment
notifying company of payment choice.