Comprehensive Residential

Home Inspections

Your Trusted Home Inspection Partners for Over 23 Years

Florida’s Most Trusted Home Inspectors

Buying a home is one of life’s biggest investments—don’t leave it to chance. Since 2003, Kenco Home Inspections has completed over 100,000 inspections across Southeast Florida, giving buyers, sellers, and homeowners the confidence they need to make smart decisions.

What Is a Home Inspection?

A home inspection is a comprehensive, non-invasive assessment of a property’s major systems and components. From the roof to the foundation, we check it all. Every inspection comes with a detailed same-day electronic report, including photos, observations, and expert recommendations—so you know exactly what you’re getting into.

With 23+ years of experience, Kenco Home Inspections delivers unmatched expertise, thoroughness, and peace of mind. Protect your investment—schedule your inspection today.

Why Choose Kenco for Your Home Inspection?

🔵 License #HI-59 - Among the first licensed inspectors in Florida

🔵 23+ Years of Experience - We've seen it all in South Florida construction

🔵 Same-Day Reports - Digital reports with photos delivered within hours

🔵 On-Site Photo Review - We walk through findings with you immediately

🔵 Second Inspection Guarantee - Discount if your deal falls through

🔵 Full service coverage - From Vero to Ft. Lauderdale, we’ve got you covered

What's Included in Our Comprehensive Home Inspection

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Structural Systems

- Foundation integrity and settling issues

-Framing and load-bearing components

-Structural defects and safety concerns

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Exterior Evaluation

- Siding, trim, and exterior materials

- Windows and door functionality

- Drainage systems and grading

- Walkways, driveways, and patios

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Roofing System

- Shingle or tile condition and age

- Gutters, downspouts, and drainage

- Chimney and ventilation systems

- Flashing and weatherproofing

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Plumbing System

- Water pressure and flow testing

- Fixture functionality and condition

- Water heater age and operation

- Leak detection throughout home

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Electrical System

- Main panel and circuit breakers

- Wiring condition and code compliance

- GFCI protection in wet areas

- Safety hazard identification

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HVAC System

- Heating and cooling performance

- Ductwork condition and connections

- Air filter and ventilation adequacy

- Thermostat operation

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Perfect For These Situations

First-Time Homebuyers

Get the confidence you need with a thorough evaluation of your potential new home. We explain everything in easy-to-understand terms.

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New Construction Final Walkthrough

Even new homes can have issues. Our experienced eye catches problems before you close.

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Investment Property Purchases

Protect your investment with detailed analysis of property condition and potential repair costs.

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Pre-Listing Seller Inspections

Identify and address issues before listing to avoid surprises during buyer negotiations.

Our Inspection Process

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Step 1: Easy Scheduling

Call, text, or email to schedule. Same-day appointments available.

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Step 2:

Thorough Inspection

2-4 hours evaluating every accessible system and component.

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Step 3:

On-Site Review

We review all photos with you on-site, explaining findings immediately.

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Step 4:

Detailed Report

Comprehensive digital report with photos within hours.

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Step 5:

Follow-Up

Available by phone, FaceTime, or email for questions.

Frequently Asked Questions

Everything you need to know about Kenco Home Inspections

What is a home inspection, and why do I need one? +
A home inspection is a professional assessment of a property's condition, typically done before closing. It helps buyers understand the overall health of the home—identifying any safety issues, needed repairs, or potential future expenses. It gives you peace of mind and may help with negotiations.
How long does a home inspection take? +
Most home inspections take 2 to 3 hours, depending on the size, age, and condition of the home. Larger or older homes may take longer. We encourage buyers to attend so we can walk you through what we find in real time.
What does the inspection include? +
We inspect the major systems and components of the home, including:
  • Roof, attic, and insulation
  • Electrical system
  • Plumbing
  • HVAC (heating and cooling)
  • Foundation, basement, and structure
  • Windows, doors, walls, ceilings, and floors
You'll receive a detailed, easy-to-read report with photos and recommendations.
Do I need to be present for the inspection? +
You're not required to attend, but we highly recommend it. Being there allows you to ask questions and get a better understanding of the home's condition. We'll walk you through any major findings and offer helpful maintenance tips.
Will I get a written report? +
Yes! After the inspection, you'll receive a digital report within 24 hours. It includes a summary of our findings, detailed notes, and photos. The report is yours to keep and can be shared with your agent or contractors if needed.
How do I schedule an inspection, and how much does it cost? +
You can schedule online through our website or call us directly. Pricing varies based on the size and age of the home, but we're happy to give you a quote upfront. We also offer additional services like radon testing, termite inspections, and more—just ask when booking!

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As a State Certified General contractor for over 35 years my first impression was ‘Wow’ this guy is good. I was selling my house. The Buyer had hired Ken to do the inspection. When he arrived I asked the Buyer and Ken if I could tag along. Ken said that was the Buyers decision which the buyer agreed to. Fifteen minutes into the inspection I was so comfortable with Ken I just hung out to get an education
— Richard Horton, General Contractor

Ready to Schedule Your Home Inspection?

Don't take chances with your biggest investment. Contact Kenco Home Inspections today.

Serving Palm Beach, Martin, St. Lucie, Indian River & Broward Countie