Inspection Service
Florida 4-Point Inspection for Insurance in Tampa Bay
What's Included
- Roof — age/condition indicators as observable for underwriting purposes
- HVAC — system presence and condition notes relevant to the 4-point form
- Electrical — panel and related observations typically required
- Plumbing — supply/drain observations as accessible
Exact form fields follow Florida insurance/4-point documentation standards; we complete the inspection and report to support your agent’s submission.
Who It's For
- Homeowners needing a 4-point for a new policy or renewal
- Buyers whose lender/insurer requests a 4-point during underwriting
- Anyone pairing insurance docs with a full buyer’s inspection
Carriers serving Tampa, St. Petersburg, Clearwater, Brandon, Lakeland, and nearby Pinellas/Hillsborough/Pasco/Hernando/Manatee communities frequently ask for 4-point reports on older housing stock. Bundling a 4-point with a full home inspection and wind mitigation during your inspection period is common — one site visit mindset, clearer timeline for your agent.
4-Point Inspections in St. Petersburg, FL
St. Petersburg has a large stock of 1950s–1970s block homes in neighborhoods like Disston Heights, Lealman, Kenwood, and Shore Acres — exactly the age range Florida carriers flag for a 4-point. Older panels, original cast iron or galvanized plumbing, and roofs past 15 years are the three things that most often stall a St. Pete policy. We inspect throughout Pinellas County and document what your agent needs to submit.
- Do St. Petersburg homes always need a 4-point?
- Not always — most carriers request one on homes roughly 30 years and older, which covers a large share of St. Pete housing. Your agent can confirm the age threshold for your specific carrier.
- How fast can you do a 4-point in St. Pete?
- We’re based in St. Petersburg at 6355 23rd Lane N, so local scheduling is usually quick. Call or text 727-291-3322 with your binder deadline.
See our St. Petersburg home inspection page
Common Questions
- Is a 4-point the same as a full home inspection?
- No. A 4-point is narrower and built for insurance underwriting. A full buyer’s inspection covers more systems and is meant to inform your purchase decision.
- How recent does my 4-point need to be?
- Insurers set their own windows. Ask your agent what “current” means for your carrier before you book.
- Can you do 4-point and wind mitigation the same day?
- Often yes. Tell us what your agent needs when you call 727-291-3322.
READY TO SCHEDULE YOUR INSPECTION?
Call or text 727-291-3322 — or request a time online. Mon–Fri 8AM–10PM.
