General + 4-point, wind-mitigation, roof, radon, and mold inspections. 8 local pros below, verified August 2026.
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Bonita Springs, Naples, Estero & SWFL
Home inspection company offering general, wind mitigation, four-point, termite, radon, mold and sewer-scope services; its site cites 30+ years in business and 30,000+ inspections completed.
SWFL
Home inspection provider offering general inspections, wind mitigation and four-point inspections.
Lee, Charlotte and Collier counties
Home inspection provider for wind mitigation, four-point, roof certifications, mold and environmental testing.
Bonita Springs; SWFL
Home inspection provider offering general, pool, termite, mold, radon, four-point and wind mitigation inspections.
Venice, FL and nearby markets
Home inspection provider; License #HI507.
SWFL
Home services company now focused on licensed home inspections; licensed and insured.
Collier County and nearby Lee County areas
Environmental health inspection/testing; Home Inspector License #HI9424, Radon License #R2656, Mold Assessor License #MRSA3604.
SWFL
Radon testing/mitigation provider.
A Naples home inspection is more than the general walkthrough. Most buyers here end up ordering a package: a general inspection, plus the 4-point and wind-mitigation reports insurers ask for, and often add-ons like roof, pool, seawall, radon, or mold testing. The inspector documents the roof, electrical, plumbing, HVAC, and structure, then hands you a report you can use to negotiate repairs, credits, or a clean walk-away during your inspection period.
Southwest Florida is hard on houses in ways other markets never test. Salt air corrodes AC coils and garage-door springs, summer humidity feeds mold behind walls, and hurricane exposure makes roof condition and opening protection the difference between insurable and not. Add era-specific issues — corrosive drywall from the 2004–2008 boom, aluminum branch wiring, polybutylene pipe — and the inspection often decides what coverage will cost and whether a carrier will write the home at all.
The general inspection is for you — a top-to-bottom condition report used to negotiate or walk away. The 4-point is a short snapshot of roof, electrical, plumbing, and HVAC that insurers request, usually on older homes. The wind-mitigation report documents hurricane-resistant features like roof shape and attachments so carriers can apply the premium credits Florida law requires. Most Naples inspectors bundle all three in one visit.
It varies. The main drivers are the home's square footage and age, whether it's on a slab or elevated, and which add-ons you order — pool and spa, seawall and dock, radon, mold, WDO/termite, or sewer scope. Bundling the 4-point and wind-mitigation with the general inspection usually changes the picture too. Get an itemized quote in writing before booking rather than a phone ballpark.
Yes — twice, arguably. New Naples homes routinely close with cosmetic and mechanical punch-list items, and an independent inspection before your walkthrough catches what the county's code inspections don't cover. Then, before the builder's one-year warranty expires, an 11-month inspection documents settling cracks, stucco issues, and HVAC problems while the builder is still on the hook to fix them.
Directly. Carriers use the 4-point to decide whether they'll write the home at all — roof condition and age, panel type, wiring, and plumbing material are the usual sticking points — and the wind-mitigation report to set credits. A failed 4-point can mean repairs before coverage will bind. If a report raises insurability questions, talk them through with a licensed insurance agent before your inspection period runs out.
Buying What a home inspection covers in Naples, what it costs, the specialized inspections it leaves out — 4-point, wind-mit, septic, seawall — and how to use the report.
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Buying New homes aren't flawless. Learn why Naples buyers inspect after closing, how the builder's 1-2-10 warranty really works, the Florida laws that protect you, and why the 11-month inspection can save thousands.
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Buying Why 1 in 5 Florida homes test high for radon — even slab homes and condos — plus Florida's disclosure law, how to test during a Naples purchase, and mitigation costs.
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Buying Florida's post-Surfside condo laws reshaped what to check before buying an older Naples condo. A plain-English 2026 guide to milestone inspections, the Structural Integrity Reserve Study (SIRS), the HB 913 changes, and the documents that reveal special-assessment risk.
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