Home Inspection
Frequently Asked Questions

A home inspection is a visual evaluation of a property’s accessible systems and components, performed by a licensed inspector. The goal is to identify visible defects, safety concerns, and maintenance issues so clients can make informed decisions.

Your home inspection usually takes about 2 to 3 hours, depending on the size, age, and condition of the property. Larger homes or properties with extra features may take longer so you receive a complete and detailed report.

Inspection times vary by size and condition of the property, but most inspections take between 2 and 4 hours.

Attendance is not required, but clients are welcome to attend near the end of the inspection to review findings and ask questions directly with the inspector.

After the inspection, you’ll receive a detailed digital report with photos and explanations of findings. The report helps guide negotiations, repairs, or future maintenance planning.

No. Home inspections are informational only. There is no pass or fail — the report documents the condition of the property at the time of inspection.

No. Home inspections are non-invasive and do not include moving furniture, opening walls, or performing destructive testing.

While not required, inspections are highly recommended for new construction. Even newly built homes can have defects or incomplete work that should be addressed early.

You can schedule an inspection by contacting us directly or booking through our website. We’ll help determine the inspection type that best fits your needs.

Yes. Homegenix Home Inspections operates as a licensed and insured Florida home inspection company, and our inspections are performed by an InterNACHI-certified inspector. We’re committed to providing thorough, reliable service that helps you understand your real estate investment with confidence.

Absolutely. We encourage clients, buyers, and real estate agents to review the report and reach out with any follow-up questions. We want you to understand the findings clearly so you can move forward with confidence.

To help the inspection go smoothly, make sure all areas of the home are accessible, including the attic, electrical panel, water heater, HVAC systems, garage, and crawl spaces if applicable. It also helps to unlock gates, clear access to major systems, and make sure utilities are on. If possible, remove pets and secure any valuable or fragile items.

To help the inspection go smoothly, make sure all areas that need to be accessed are easy to reach, including the attic, electrical panel, HVAC equipment, garage, and crawl spaces if applicable. It also helps to turn on utilities, unlock gates, secure pets, and clear access to sinks, water heaters, and appliances. The easier it is to reach key components, the more thorough the inspection can be.

Yes. We encourage you to ask questions after reviewing your report. Our goal is to help you understand the findings clearly so you can move forward with confidence, whether you are buying, selling, or helping a client through the process.