Roof & exterior
Visible roof coverings, drainage, wall coverings, windows, doors, and related components, where accessible.
Buying, selling & ownership
Full Home Inspection
Understand the home before your next big decision.
A home is a collection of systems that work together. A full home inspection helps you understand the visible condition of the property, recognize concerns, and plan your next steps with a clearer picture.
Broward · Miami-Dade · Palm Beach
Best for
Buyers, sellers, and owners who want a broad overview of the property.
What you receive
A digital report with photos, observations, limitations, and recommendations.
The inspection focus
What we evaluate.
Structure & interior
Observable structural components, interior surfaces, and accessible attic or foundation areas.
Electrical & plumbing
Accessible electrical and plumbing components, including observable conditions that call for further evaluation.
Heating, cooling & equipment
Accessible heating and cooling equipment and other components included in the agreed inspection scope.
From observations to next steps
Make sense of your report.
Your report connects photos to written observations so you can identify the location and nature of a concern. It distinguishes observed conditions from areas that could not be inspected and recommends specialist evaluation where appropriate. Use it to discuss repairs, further investigations, and maintenance with your agent or qualified contractors.
More homeowner guidance →Before your appointment
Help us make the visit count.
Provide the complete address, property type, approximate size, and any inspection deadline.
Arrange permission and safe access to the property, attic entry, equipment, and electrical panels. Ask the owner or agent about utilities.
Share known concerns, prior reports, repair records, and questions you would like the inspector to address.
Answers before you book
Common questions.
Is a full inspection the same as a 4-point inspection?
No. A full inspection offers a broader property overview. A 4-point inspection is a focused insurance report on four systems. Ask your insurer which documents it requires.
Do you inspect condos and townhouses?
Contact KRC with the property type and address. The agreed scope should identify the accessible unit components and any common areas or association-maintained systems that are excluded.
Can I attend the inspection?
Ask about attendance when scheduling. It can be a useful opportunity to discuss observations and questions while allowing the inspector to work safely.
When will I receive the report?
Confirm the delivery timeframe with KRC when you book, especially if you have a purchase or insurance deadline.
Ready for the next step?
Tell us about your property.
Use KRC’s shared scheduler for inspections and available packages. If no appointment is listed or you’re unsure which service fits, call 954-962-4272 for help.
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Owners and buyers whose insurer requests a 4-point inspection.
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Owners providing wind-resistance documentation to an insurance company.
Moisture & property concerns
Mold & Environmental Services
Owners and buyers investigating moisture concerns or suspected mold.
Need help with repairs? Find a contractor.
Find local contractors through KRC Contractor Connect, request estimates, and choose who you want to hire. Contractors are independent businesses; verify credentials and insurance before hiring.
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