Service Areas
We proudly serve Florida’s Gulf Coast, including Escambia, Santa Rosa, and Okaloosa counties.
KNH Inspections LLC
KNH Inspections LLC strives to maintain our reputation for top-notch customer service and the most thorough, ethical, and accurate home inspection services. Our years of expertise, attention to detail, and service will leave you confident in your real estate transaction.
Buying a home is the most significant investment of most people’s lives. Your home inspection is the least expensive task in the home-buying process, but it is the most important. But some people insist on finding the cheapest inspector they can and request an inspection that does not evaluate the entire home.
A sewer scope inspection is $275.00 and allows your inspector to evaluate the sewer lateral of a home; for perspective, the cost to replace a sewer lateral is between $7000.00 and $10,000.00.
“Don’t trip over a dollar picking up a dime.”
What’s included in your certified home inspection:
- Full-color home inspection report in HTML and PDF format
- Over 50 images of your inspection
- Email and phone support for follow-up questions and explanations
- $25,000 Honor Guarantee
Residential Inspections
Residential home inspection services include any single-family home. We will compile a complete analysis of the home’s systems and structures to determine health & integrity. Home purchasing is one of the largest investments you’ll make throughout your lifetime.
Wind Mitigation Inspections
Sometimes the weather can take a turn for the worse, but that doesn’t mean that you should fear for your home’s ability to hold up to the elements. We’ll carefully evaluate a property and report on which implements are in place—potentially qualifying you for numerous insurance credits.
The State of Florida offers a grant program that will give you significant money to add wind-hardening features to your home!
Check out: www.mysafeflhome.com
4-Point
Inspections
A 4-Point Inspection is an essential evaluation of four critical areas of a home—the HVAC system, the roofing system, the electrical system, and the plumbing system. Insurers often require this inspection before they’re willing to issue or renew a policy on an older home.
Commercial Inspections
Commercial real estate is a huge investment. By hiring an inspector to look for issues within the property and prepare the findings in a comprehensive report, you will better understand the future costs associated with the building – and whether or not you want to walk away from the deal.
Mold Testing
While not all molds are toxic, they can cause breathing issues and make allergies worse. Having a large amount of mold growing in your home is a health concern, so getting a professional mold inspector to clear your home is a good idea. Mold sampling can be added to your home inspection at any time. The collection process is simple, and the results are back in 24 hours!
Sewer Scope Inspection
When purchasing a new home, it’s crucial to consider a sewer scope inspection. This inspection can help identify potential problems with the home’s sewer system, such as blockages or damage. By having this knowledge upfront, you can avoid expensive repairs and health hazards in the future. In addition, a sewer scope inspection is a proactive step that can provide peace of mind and help you make an informed decision on your investment. So don’t forget this vital step in the home-buying process.
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FAQ.
Day of Inspection
Should I walk around the house with you?
Absolutely. I’m happy to explain everything I’m looking at. There will be times where I need to focus and evaluate, but feel free to tag along and ask questions.
Can my agent be there too?
Yes! Agents are encouraged to be there and be engaged so they can know what they’re writing up in your Repair Request Addendum.
The Report
What should I be looking for?
My reports have lots of images to help you recall what you’re looking at. I break down my reports into areas that are safety hazards and other recommended items to fix/ask for.
The summary will be the most helpful area of the report, right at the top.
Will there be recommendations on who to call?
With each defect I include which type of contractor you will need to search for to get quotes.
Follow-up
Can I call you if I have questions after I get the report?
Absolutely. This is one of my favorite parts. Call, text or email.
Contractors
Can you give me some preferred contractors to call?
I have a few contractors that I’ve worked with in the past that I can recommend. I still recommend you contact at least 3 in each area for quotes and do your own research.