Home Inspector in Lake Worth, FL

Lake Worth Beach (renamed from Lake Worth in 2019) has some of the oldest housing stock in Palm Beach County. Many homes here date from the 1920s to the 1950s, often wood-frame bungalows or small block homes that have been renovated several times. These homes have charm, but they need an inspector who understands older construction.

• Original cast iron drain lines, which may be cracked or deteriorating under the slab

• Galvanized water pipes, which can corrode and reduce water pressure

• Outdated electrical: older panels, ungrounded outlets, and a mix of old and new wiring

• Termite damage in wood-frame homes, and conditions that attract termites

• Older renovations: additions, enclosed porches, and changes that may not have been done to code

Because so many Lake Worth Beach homes are older, most insurers require a 4-point inspection before they’ll issue a policy. It reports the condition of the roof, electrical, plumbing, and HVAC. We combine it with a wind mitigation inspection so you can see every insurance discount you qualify for.

Lake Worth, including Lake Worth Beach, College Park, Parrot Cove, Downtown Lake Worth, Golfview, Palm Beach National, Lake Osborne, Winston Trails, and nearby neighborhoods, as well as surrounding Palm Beach County communities.