Atlantic Building Inspections, Inc.

Atlantic Building Inspections has been trusted by property buyers, investors, banks, and law firms to help them make informed buying decisions for numerous years.  Our senior inspector, Carlos Gonzalez, has performed over 7,000 property inspections in South Florida (Miami-Dade and Broward Counties).  Our team of “Home Inspectors” is like none other comprised of “Certified Real Estate Inspectors” and “Professional Engineers”.  Our home inspection service is based on years of experience and unwavering integrity.

"If you choose a home inspection company based on price alone, you might be disappointed in the near future. It pays to do research.  Home inspectors have different levels of expertise and a part-time or less-experienced home inspector can charge much less than a full-time professional."

A home purchase could be the single most important purchase of your life.  Take the time to go through this web-site and make an informed decision.

Our Qualifications and Affiliations

Certified Real Estate Inspectors (CRI) through NAHI. 

Certified Building Inspectors - Florida Association of Building Inspectors (FABI)

Certified Mold Assessors

Certified Residential and Commercial Mold Inspectors-IESO

Certified Home Inspectors- InterNACHI

Certified Windstorm Mitigation Inspectors-Florida Department of Financial Services

Certified My Safe Florida Home Inspectors

Certified Inspector (HUD) U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development

P.E. Professional Engineers

There are two major organizations that certify and train home inspectors: The National Association of Home Inspectors (NAHI), found online at www.nahi.org, and the American Society of Home Inspectors (ASHI), found at www.ashi.org.

Our Reports

Our home inspection reports conform to and exceed the NAHI® Standards of Practice.

Every report is computerized and easy to read

Every report includes photos

Every report includes repair cost estimates

Reports e-mailed directly to the client the same day or evening of the inspection

Clear, to the point and easy to read

Our Report Conventions:

Safety Issue:  denotes a condition that is unsafe and in need of immediate attention, repair or replacement.  A cost summary will usually follow this type of observation.

Repair: denotes a system or component which is not functioning as intended and is in need of repair or replacement.  A cost summary will usually follow this type of observation.

Improve:  this type of observation is a recommendation of a system or component, which could use improvement.  A cost summary is not provided for this type of observation.

Monitor:  denotes a system or component, which needs further, more exploratory, investigation and/or monitoring in order to determine if repairs are necessary.  A cost summary is not provided for this type of observation.

Notice:  warning, something that requires your awareness.  A cost summary is not provided for this type of observation.