A Florida home inspection typically includes assessments of the foundation, roof, plumbing, electrical systems, HVAC, windows, doors, and more. Inspectors identify safety hazards, damage, and maintenance needs to help buyers and sellers understand a property's condition before closing.

Typically, the homebuyer, their agent, and the inspector attend a Florida home inspection. Sellers and their agents may also attend but are not required. Their presence ensures open communication about findings and any questions raised during the process.

A home inspection evaluates the property’s condition, focusing on safety, maintenance, and repairs. An appraisal determines the property's market value for loan approval. Inspectors check systems, while appraisers assess value based on market trends.

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There are a lot of elements that need to be inspected in a home, so the time taken to examine all these elements decides how long the home inspections will last. On an average a home inspection in Florida by a skilled home inspector takes around 2-3 hours to cover all interior & exterior elements along with installed systems.

While ethical concerns can prevent a home inspector in Florida from inspecting a relative’s property, the same is not applicable for their own property. There is no rule that says a home inspector cannot inspect their own home. In fact, they are the best judge for their home as they have the necessary training as well as the experience of inspecting several homes.