Florida Home, Wind Mitigation, 4-Point, and Roof Insurance Inspections 

A home inspector should never permit the client to come up on the roof, but I have been hired by roofers and they come up with me on the roof. I can't prevent that from happening, but my company has a policy to not invite anyone up. And I don't permit anyone outside of my company to use my equipment, including the ladder. They may bring their own, and that's on them, again.

Spanish tile roofs are the main roofs you do not want to walk on, but slate and concrete tile are perfectly fine to be walked on. Been a roof inspector for 5 years. Do not walk on Spanish clay tile roofs

You got that right!

Dennis is a master inspector who gets to the point.

Best of luck! We have everything you need to be a successful home inspector in Florida at www.nachi.org/licensing-and-certification/us/florida

Thank you sir I signed up to internachi as well Ben and Lisa are phenomenal

Any update on your progress over the last two years?

Good question. Thanks for posting.

Dishwasher is tested for the 4 point to see if there is any leak.

I like www.nachi.org/spectora.htm

Not sure. You could contact the instructor at www.nachi.org/certified-inspectors/dennis-bonner-16285

Yes. To contact an InterNACHI-certified home inspector in your area, visit www.nachi.org/certified-inspectors

Not sure which camera Dennis is using. I like Cannons.

Start here: www.nachi.org/licensing-and-certification and choose your location.

The average home inspection in Florida is about $300-$500.

To start a home inspection business, get trained and certified. But first determine if your area regulates home inspectors, and learn how InterNACHI can help you with that, by visiting www.nachi.org/pre.htm and selecting your state.

Okay. Thanks for watching.

Why do you think so?

It's Florida.

Until it's mashed.

It was a fun video to produce. Thanks.

Yes.