With our team of home inspectors in Orlando, inspections are done by experts who have been trained and certified. These are the things that our staff at Dream Home Inspections will look into:

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• Crawlspace

• Attic

• Roof 

• Outside/ exterior

• Plumbing 

• Interior 

• Appliances

• Electrical

• Inspections of Sprinkler and Irrigation Systems

• HVAC

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Inspections of Windows and Doors in Orlando, Fl.  Homes

Because they are vital to shielding the home from the elements and ensuring its safety, the home's doors, and windows should be inspected regularly as part of routine maintenance. A routine inspection is the best way to identify any problems that need to be fixed, such as leaking, drafts, or damage to the frames or seals, and it should be performed at least once a year. This helps maintain the home's energy efficiency and prevents any further damage from occurring.

Inspecting the windows and doors of a building can ensure that they continue to operate correctly, are secure, and lock correctly, which provides an additional layer of protection and peace of mind. These inspections can also identify potential safety hazards, such as broken glass or loose hardware, which must be repaired as soon as possible.

Homeowners can extend the lifespan of their windows and doors, save money, and catch problems early on if they perform routine inspections of these components of the house and make repairs or replacements as necessary.
 

Services for checking the outside of an Orlando  house

Your Dream Home inspector will typically inspect a home's exterior for various issues affecting the property's structural integrity and overall condition. Some of the things a home inspector may look for on a house's exterior include:

Roofing: The inspector will look for damage, such as missing or damaged shingles, leaks, or other problems that could lead to water infiltration.

Siding: The inspector will examine the siding for signs of cracking, warping, or other damage that could allow water to enter the home's walls.

Gutters and downspouts: The inspector will ensure that these systems are in good working order and are not clogged, which could lead to water infiltration.

Windows and doors: The inspector will examine these components to ensure that they are properly sealed and operating correctly, as well as for any signs of damage or wear.

Foundation: The inspector will look for cracks or other issues indicating foundation problems.

Grading and drainage: The inspector will inspect the home's grade to ensure that water runs away from the house and that drainage systems are in good working order.

Decks, porches, and railings: The inspector will inspect these outdoor features to ensure they are safe and stable.

Driveway and walkways: The inspector will inspect the driveway and walkways for signs of cracking, settling, or other problems.

This list is not exhaustive, and additional items may need to be inspected depending on the inspector or state regulations. Overall, your Dream home inspector will look for issues affecting the home's structural integrity, safety, and energy efficiency.
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Checking the HVAC System of Orlando Homes

Your Dream home inspector will typically examine the HVAC (heating, ventilation, and air conditioning) system for various problems that could influence the system's operation and safety. When examining an HVAC system, a house inspector might check for a few items, such as:

• Age and condition of the system: The inspector will look at the system's age and for any wear or damage that would call for replacement or repair.

• Air filter: The inspector will ensure that the air filter is in good working order and clean.

• Ductwork: The inspector will examine the ductwork to search for any indications of leaks, holes, or other problems that might impair the system's functionality.

• The inspector will examine the thermostat to ensure it is calibrated and operating correctly.

• Electrical connections: The inspector will examine them to ensure they are safe and in good shape.

• Safety controls: To protect the home's safety, the inspector will verify that the system has the necessary safety controls, such as a high-temperature limit switch.

• Refrigerant levels: The inspector will make sure that the air conditioning system's refrigerant levels are appropriate.

• Blower and fan: The inspector will examine the blower's and the fan's functionality.

• Air Flow: The inspector will check the airflow to ensure the system is circulating throughout the house.

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Inspection of the crawlspace and foundation of Orlando homes

A foundation inspection is a crucial component of a home inspection since it can discover potential structural problems that could affect the home's overall stability. During a routine foundation examination, a professional inspector will examine the following:

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  The inspector will determine the type of home's foundation: crawl space, slab, full or partial basement.

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  The inspector will inspect the foundation's walls, floor, and slab for cracks. They will also search for signs of settlement or movement.

• Drainage: The inspector will inspect the foundation to ensure it has enough drainage and that the earth surrounding it slopes away from home.

• The inspector will search for indications of water infiltration, such as water stains or mold, which may suggest a leak or drainage problem.

• Ventilation: The inspector will assess the foundation's ventilation to determine if it is sufficient to avoid moisture accumulation and mold growth.

• Pests: The inspector will check for signs of foundation-damaging pests, such as termites and carpenter ants.

• The inspector will examine the foundation for evidence of structural damage, such as walls that are leaning or bowing, which can indicate a serious concern.

• Compliance with local building codes and regulations: The inspector will decide if the foundation conforms to local building codes and regulations.

• Notably, the inspector will conform to Florida and national standards of practice. The inspector will submit a report outlining the inspection results and, if necessary, repair or replacement suggestions.

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Inspections of the electrical system of Orlando Homes

During an electrical inspection, the electrical systems of a building are thoroughly examined to ensure that they are secure and compliant. During an electrical inspection, an experienced inspector will often look for the following:

• The inspector will evaluate the electrical service entrance to confirm that it is appropriately grounded and that the electrical service is of the appropriate size for the building.

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  The inspector will assess the primary electrical panel for signs of deterioration or corrosion and confirm that it is appropriately grounded. In addition, they will check that the circuits are appropriately identified and that the necessary circuits are present on the panel.

• Subpanels: If a building has subpanels, the inspector will examine them to ensure they are adequately grounded and have the appropriate circuits.

• Circuit breakers and fuses: The inspector will examine the functionality and size of the circuit breakers and fuses.

• Wiring: The inspector will inspect the building's wiring to ensure it is installed correctly and is of the appropriate size and kind. In addition, they will look for signs of wear or damage.

• Bonding and grounding: The inspector will ensure that the systems are installed appropriately and adhere to the most recent standards.

• The inspector will examine the switches and lighting fixtures to ensure they are appropriately placed and operational.

• The inspector will verify that the outlets and receptacles are correctly installed and functioning. In addition, they will check that they have an appropriate cover plate and are correctly grounded.

• Smoke and carbon monoxide detectors: The inspector will inspect the smoke and carbon monoxide detectors to confirm that they are correctly installed and functioning.

• The inspector will ensure that GFCI (ground fault circuit interrupter) protection is installed where essential, such as in restrooms, kitchens, and outdoor areas.

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Checking the plumbing system in Orlando Houses

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• Shut-off valve for the water supply: Our Orlando Home Inspection experts ensure that the shutoff for the main water supply is working right.

• Water Heater Review and system check: Our experts in Orlando area homes examine the water boiler's venting, heat source, and temperature-pressure relief hardware.

• Water supply system inspection: Our Orlando home inspectors check the water supply inside the house and look at all faucets and toilets.

• Drain operation and system testing: Our Orlando home experts check tub drains, showers, and sinks to ensure they work well.

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Why Choose Dream Home Inspections for a Home Inspection in Orlando

There are numerous reasons why someone might use Dream Home Inspection for a home inspection, including the following:

Experience and Expertise: Dream Home Inspection provides a team of knowledgeable and skilled inspectors that can spot any problems with a home's structure, systems, and components.

Dream Home Inspection delivers complete examination reports with images and explanations of any issues discovered during the inspection. These reports can aid buyers in making informed decisions about the property and act as a valuable resource for future upkeep and repairs.

Dream Property Inspection offers low prices for its inspection services, making it affordable for individuals to check a potential new home thoroughly.

Dream Home Inspection is renowned for its timely and competent service; they will accommodate your schedule and be ready to answer any queries.

Dream Home Inspection provides a thorough home inspection that examines all critical systems and components of the home, including the roof, foundation, electricity, plumbing, HVAC, and more.

Dream Home Inspection is equipped with cutting-edge equipment to conduct precise, dependable, and exhaustive examinations.

Home Maintenance Guide: Homeowners can benefit from Dream Home Inspection's home maintenance guide, which includes suggestions and recommendations for keeping the home's systems and components in good condition.

Additionally, Dream Home Inspection provides termite inspection, radon testing, and mold testing.

Choosing Dream Home Inspection for a home inspection can provide peace of mind and help you make an informed decision about your future new home.

Our home inspectors in Orlando will assist you with your home inspection if you call us at 386-383-3270 today.