Stuart, Florida FL:Home Inspection and Commercial Building Inspector

National Property Inspections has been providing the Treasure Coast with a full menu of inspection services since 2001. We are committed to providing a thorough and professional property inspection for each of our clients.

Our Service Area
We provide home inspections and commerical inspections in:

Stuart, Palm City, Hobe Sound, Jensen Beach, Hutchinson Island, Tequesta, Indiantown and surrounding areas in Martin County, Florida

NPI Inspection Services
Our most popular inspections include:

Home Inspections

Existing Residential Inspection
New Construction Inspection (Pre-Closing)
11th Month Inspection (Builder's Warranty)
Manufactured Home Inspection
Pre-listing Home Inspection
Thermography / Infrared Inspections New!
Pool/Lap Inspection
Well Performance Testing
Wind Mitigation Assessments
4 Point Insurance Inspection
Water Quality Testing

Commercial Building Inspection

Multi-units & Apartments
Condos
Commercial Draw or Phase Inspection
Investment Property Inspection
Thermography / Infrared Inspections

Free Thermal Scan with a Home Inspection

What is a Thermal Scan?

A thermal scan detects heat and uses it to create an image. This allows your inspector to see behind walls and solid objects to identify conditions unseen by the naked eye including:

Missing insulation
Electrical faults
Moisture or water intrusion
Plumbing leaks and more...

Learn more about infrared Inspections! Click Here »

Green Corner
A recent study by the World Business Council for Sustainable Development (WBCSD) found that key players in real estate and construction misjudge the costs and benefits of green building, creating a major barrier to greater energy efficiency.

The estimated additional cost of building green was 17%. The true cost difference is only 5%.

The estimated greenhouse gas emissions of building was 19%. The true contribution of greenhouse gases is 40%.

Existing technology combined with common sense design can increase energy efficiency by 35% and reduce heating costs by 80% for the average building.

80%-85% of total energy consumption and CO₂emissions of buildings comes from occupancy through heating, cooling, ventilation and hot water use.

What does all this mean? Your home consumes a lot of energy, and with minimal cost and a little foresight, you can reduce your home's impact on the environment!

(This information was drawn from the ICC Building Safety Journal July-August 2008, with information provided by World Business Council for Sustainable Development (WBCSD)).