What’s Included in a Four-Point Inspection?
Our Four-Point Home Inspection Process
A four-point home inspection covers readily accessible HVAC, electrical, plumbing, and roofing infrastructure. The inspection documents the current conditions of these crucial systems and is often used to determine risk and liability for insurance companies. It’s important to note that four-point and buyer inspections may cover different areas of the home.
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Step 1Visually examine the roof for signs of damage or leaks and estimate when it may need to be replaced.
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Step 2Inspect the electrical panel, check for loose or exposed wires, and test several outlets for functionality.
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Step 3Evaluate visible plumbing components, including pipes and fixtures. Document pipe materials that may affect water quality.
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Step 4Check the HVAC system for overall condition and age, and make sure the equipment functions.
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Step 5Compile findings into a comprehensive four-point inspection report and deliver it to the client for submission.
Four-Point Inspection vs. Wind Mitigation: What’s the Difference?
Four-point and wind mitigation inspections are common in hurricane-prone parts of the country. Insurers may request one or both inspections before offering a new policy or renewing an existing one. Count on HouseMaster to recommend the correct inspection package to meet your needs and qualify for any insurance incentives.
Four-Point Inspection vs. Wind Mitigation: What’s the Difference?
The HouseMaster Difference
With HouseMaster, you will receive more than a home inspection report. We go the extra mile by offering a limited reimbursement guarantee, a service to connect your home services and utilities, deals on home improvement retailers and services, and a digital platform to manage your home. This is all part of your home inspection experience with us.
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Limited Reimbursement Guarantee*
Our Limited Reimbursement Guarantee is straightforward: if any element of your home that our home inspector deems satisfactory fails within 90 days, we’ll reimburse you for the repair.
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HouseMaster Connects
HouseMaster Connects is your single source for connecting all your home services – from researching services for your new address, to figuring out the logistics in connecting your new services, we’ve got you covered.HouseMaster Connects -
Buyer Benefits
Through an online marketplace, HouseMaster customers gain access to special offers from retailers, Neighborly service providers, and more!Buyer Benefits -
HouseMaster Cloud®
HouseMaster Cloud is your source for your inspection report and accompanying images. We also have a repair list generator and repair calculator making it easier to prioritize and budget for your home.HouseMaster Cloud®
Before You Call It Home, Call HouseMaster
Nothing provides peace of mind like a professional home inspection. Our experienced team evaluates readily accessible elements of the property to develop a clear picture of the integrity and condition of home systems. This will allow you to anticipate possible immediate and long-term maintenance and repair needs.
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Buyer Home Inspection
Assess the condition of your new home and your investment with HouseMaster.Learn More Buyer Home Inspection -
Seller Home Inspection
Pre-listing inspections help minimize negotiations and reduce risk before listing a home for sale.Learn More Seller Home Inspection -
New Construction Inspection
Our comprehensive inspection solutions help buyers for homes in various stages of construction.Learn More New Construction Inspection -
Post-Close Inspection
Scheduling post-closing inspections can identify or address health or safety concerns.Learn More Post-Close Inspection
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5 Benefits HouseMaster Home Inspections Provide for Real Estate Agents
As a real estate agent, your number-one goal is to help your buyer achieve a smooth transaction. You are patiently helping them navigate the largest—and quite possibly the most difficult—financial decision they will ever make.
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Five Questions to ask Before Hiring a Home Inspector
Fifty years ago, only one in 50 homes were inspected before a sale. We have since seen a seismic shift in pre-sale inspections, with most buyers expecting one before completing a transaction.
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3 Reasons a Seller Inspection is Good for You
You may not consider a seller inspection to be a worthy expense before you sell your home, since you may be in a hot market and it could cost you time and money if an expensive issue crops up.
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