Orlando four point inspection. If your home is older, if you’re buying a home or if you’re renewing your Orlando home owners insurance policy, chances are you will be paying substantial higher annual premiums than you did just a year ago. 

The cost for an Orlando four point inspection will be slightly higher as well, depending on your Orlando four point and Orlando wind mitigation inspection firm. Why is all this increase happening? And will it be coming down at any point?

The increases are due primarily to insurance pay outs over the last decade for storm damage. Mainly roof replacements and associated collateral damage. The industry has taken huge losses and as a result, underwriters are much more cautious with what they’ll insure now.

As a result, insurance companies are requiring Orlando four point inspections so they have feel for actual condition of the property they’ll be on the line for.

They want to see the following four areas (AND, any additional items a four point inspector sees) concerning the homes;

• HVAC (Central heating and air conditioning system)
• Electrical system
• Plumbing system
• Roof system

If the condition of the four major items are in question, chances are they may require one or many upgrades. In some cases, it’s possible they simply won’t insure the property at all.

We recommend you be proactive concerning your Orlando four point and Orlando wind mitigation inspection and call Gordy or Andrew today.

Your Orlando insurance inspections are going to be required at some point. Get a jump on the actual condition of your property in terms of Orlando home owners’ insurance “Before” you find yourself in a challenging position trying to get or renew your home owners insurance.

We rarely offer recommendations but Gordy has personally used Janny Roofing for a number buildings and was satisfied beyond expectations. Look at Janny Roofing website here: https://janneyroofing.com/

See our Orlando wind mitigation inspection page here. We’ll explain all the details of an Orlando wind mitigation inspection and why it may save you a lot of money (or not) with your home owners insurance policy rate.