An inspection focused on your unit and the systems you'll be responsible for — from Tampa high-rises to Pinellas townhomes.
Buying a condo or townhome is different from buying a single-family home. The association typically maintains shared elements, while you're responsible for your unit's interior and systems. A condo or townhome inspection focuses on what you'll own.
That includes the unit's electrical, plumbing, water heater, air conditioning, windows, doors, interior, appliances, and visible signs of water intrusion from neighboring units or the building envelope.
Shared walls and shared roofs bring their own concerns.
Water heaters and leaks that can affect neighbors.
Unit HVAC equipment and condensate drains.
Sliders, windows, and visible balcony conditions.
Findings organized around what you own.
Water is the biggest concern in shared buildings. A leaking water heater or AC drain can damage units below, and building envelope problems can bring water into yours. Our inspection looks for visible signs of moisture and the condition of the systems most likely to leak.
Review your association documents too, so you understand which components the association maintains and what you're responsible for.
The unit and the components you'll own.
The inspection focuses on your unit and accessible components; common elements are generally the association's responsibility.
Yes, including roofs and exteriors where they're the owner's responsibility.
Yes, where it applies to your unit and policy.
Typically within 24 hours.
From your first call to your report, here's what to expect.
Call 813-476-1561 or schedule online. Clay will answer your questions up front.
Your inspector evaluates the property. You're welcome to walk along.
You receive a detailed report with photos, typically the same day.
Questions after the report? Call anytime and the team will walk you through it.
“As first time homeowners, he took time to walk us through what he was seeing and put it into context.”
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