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ROOF
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| The purpose of the roof inspection
is to visually find evidence of current leakage through
the roof covering, where accessible, from various areas
of structure. The overall condition and any specific
deficiencies are also noted. Flashings, shingles, tiles,
vents, skylights, gutters and workmanship are all checked.
The estimated age and remaining life are noted and repair/replacement
costs are provided. |
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WOOD-DESTROYING ORGANISMS
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| All of our inspectors are licensed
Wood Destroying Organism inspectors. A “1145 State of
Florida form” for reporting on Wood Destroying Organisms
is provided as required by chapter 486 of the Florida
Statures and the Department of Agriculture and Consumer
Services. A separate estimate for any recommended treatments
will be provided, as well as, other noted pest problems. |
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STRUCTURAL
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| The purpose of structural inspection
is to visually find evidence of abnormal settlement,
lateral movement or structural weakness in he accessible
load bearing components of the building. The footings,
foundation, floor members, bearing walls comprise the
structural components of a building, as well as, an
asphalt parking surface. Proper drainage, wood destroying
organisms and ventilation play a major role. Access
to crawl spaces and attics are required for a thorough
structural evaluation. Estimate repairs and engineering
costs are provided in the inspection. |
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MECHANICAL
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| The purpose of mechanical (heating,
air conditioning and ventilation) inspection is to visually
assess the condition of cooling and heating systems
of the structure. Accessible ductwork, registers, filters,
condensing units, air handlers, coils and thermostats
are also inspected. A general size evaluation is made,
as well as, temperature differences, insulation quality
and compressor function. Repair/replacement costs are
provided. |
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ELECTRICAL
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| The purpose of electrical system
inspection is to visually assess the condition of components
of the hardwired systems located within the confines
of the structure. We will determine with the system
is adequate for present demand and examine switches,
receptacles, light fixtures, exhaust fans, distribution
panels, breakers, wiring junction boxes, conduits and
devices. We inspect all crawl spaces and attics and
check for property grounding and wiring. Panel covers
are removed to inspect mains and branch wiring and all
wiring to water heaters and air conditioning equipment
is inspected. Finally, all lighting fixtures and smoke
alarms are tested for proper use and repair/replacement
costs are provided. |
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PLUMBING
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| The purpose of plumbing inspection
is to visually assess the condition of all fixtures,
connections, lavatories, water closets and accessible
piping. Adequacy of water pressure and drain speed is
checked. Repair estimates are provided. |
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APPLIANCES
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| Residential appliances are inspected
for overall performance and condition. All doors, drawers,
lights, seals, elements and controls are checked, as
well as, cooling temperatures in refrigeration systems.
Repair/replacement costs are provided. |
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SWIMMING POOL
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| We inspect a pool with regard
to structural components, equipment , piping, decking,
circulation. Evidence of leakage, deterioration, corroded
galvanized piping or other deficiencies are noted.
Low voltage lighting , safety drains and self closing
gates on surrounding fences are verified. Repair/replacement
costs are provided. |
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NEW CONSTRUCTION
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| Have you recently purchased a
newly constructed home? Well maybe you didn't know that
once a year has gone buy, your warranty will expire
- not allowing you to have structural defects or construction
issues repaired at the builders expense. Allied offers
“New Home” inspections that give the homeowner a thorough
review off all current or potential structural or safety
issues. Schedule your appointment before the warranty
expires to ensure your home is up to code. |
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WINDSTORM INSURANCE INSPECTION
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Allied is now offering Insurance Inspections in accordance
with new Florida guidelines that may qualify you for
a discount. Components such as hurricane straps, shutters
and roof sheathing are assessed for condition and
effectiveness.
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Buying a home is one of the most important things you
will ever do. Many hidden defects and dangers are difficult
to see and can cost you money later. That is why having
an inspections is one of the most crucial evaluations
you can have. At Allied, we offer a comprehensive report
that includes all aspects of the structure and we provide
most reports within 24 hours.
Click links below for more
information:
RESIDENTIAL RATES:
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UP TO 1000 SQ.
FT. |
$250 |
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UP TO 1500 SQ.
FT. |
$275 |
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UP TO 2000 SQ.
FT. |
$300 |
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UP TO 2500 SQ.
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$325 |
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ADDT'L SQ. FT. |
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WITH POOL (ADDT'L) |
$35+ |
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WITH CRAWL SPACE
(ADDT'L) |
$50+ |
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ROOF & TERMITE
ONLY |
$150+ |
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CONDO
INSPECTION |
$180+ |
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ANY SINGLE
INSPECTION |
$150+ |
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REINSPECTION |
$100+ |
Telephone: 305-234-7377 or 800-806-1454
Fax: 305-234-7664
Email:
Info@InspectionsFlorida.com
Please feel free to contact us.
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FACTOID: The avg. inspection reveals $2,700 worth of
deficiencies. |
| Budget 1% of the property's value per
year for maintenance. |
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