A milestone inspection and Broward’s 40-year recertification are two separate safety checks, and they do not cover the same buildings or systems. A milestone inspection is a state law for condo and co-op buildings that are three stories or taller. The 40-year recertification is a Broward County program that applies to most large buildings, regardless […]
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A 4-point inspection and a wind mitigation inspection are not the same thing, and mixing them up can cost you money on your policy. A 4-point looks at the four main systems that keep a house running. A wind mitigation report checks how well your home holds up in a storm. Both matter for insurance […]
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Summer home maintenance in Broward County comes down to three threats: heat, humidity, and hurricane-season storms. Your air conditioner runs nonstop, moisture creeps into every corner, and rain finds any weak spot in your roof. A few smart habits in early summer keep small problems from turning into big repair bills. I’ll walk through what […]
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The Florida Building Code, 9th Edition, takes full effect on December 31, 2026, raising the bar for nearly every project in Broward County. This version replaces the 2023 8th Edition and incorporates the 2024 International Codes, tougher wind rules, and tighter energy standards. Broward sits in the state’s high-velocity hurricane zone, so these coastal updates […]
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You can get professional inspections after storm damage from Florida Inspections Unlimited in Fort Lauderdale and the rest of Broward County. We inspect homes and buildings after heavy rain, strong winds, roof damage, flooding, and other storm-related issues. After a storm, your property may look fine from the outside. But hidden damage can still be […]
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The home inspection process in Broward County follows a clear step-by-step path. It starts with scheduling and ends with a detailed report that shows the home’s condition. When you understand each step, you feel more confident and make better decisions. What Is the Typical Process of a Home Inspection in Broward County? A Broward County […]
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Broward County home inspections differ from other areas because of local rules, building types, and common problems. Our company often sees clear differences when comparing Broward to places like Miami-Dade or Palm Beach. These differences matter. They can change what inspectors focus on, what problems show up, and how much repairs may cost. How Broward […]
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Does a house need to be inspected for insurance? In many cases, yes. Insurance companies often require a home inspection before approving or renewing a policy. This is common across Broward County, Florida, including Pembroke Pines, Fort Lauderdale, and Pompano Beach. Insurers use inspections to confirm the home is safe and that major systems are […]
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FHA appraisal inspection requirements are rules used to confirm a home is safe, livable, and meets basic property standards. These requirements help lenders decide if a home qualifies for an FHA loan. The FHA appraisal checks the property’s value and also reviews key safety issues. What Is an FHA Appraisal Inspection? An FHA appraisal inspection […]
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A home inspection does not cover everything in a house. Many buyers assume an inspection checks every part of the property, but that’s not true. The inspection focuses on visible and accessible systems, not hidden, specialized, or future issues. I will go over what a home inspector does not cover, so there are no surprises […]
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