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President of the Orlando Florida Chapter of the International Association of Certified Home Inspectors.

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Services

Services

Pre-Sale or Pre-Listing Seller's Inspections

Pre-Purchase Buyer's Inspections

Four Point Insurance Inspections

Hurricane (Wind) Mitigation Inspections

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Schedule

Schedule

OHIS Home Inspectors are Licensed in the State of Florida

OHIS Home Inspectors are Certified by InterNACHI

OHIS has been in business for more than 10 years

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Home History

Home History Report

It is like getting a CARFAX® for pre-owned homes.

Find valuable information Real Estate Agents and Home Inspectors don't have

Identify Risks and discover undisclosed/hidden problems before you buy

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Sample Report

Home Inspection Report and pictures accessible online

Home Maintenance Book included with inspection report

Product Recall Check included with inspection report

REIport.org... Residential Education Inspection Report in beta

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Contact Us

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Orlando Home Inspection Services

P.O. Box 915451

Longwood, FL 32791

Tel: (407) 494-5264

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Tips

Inspector Tips

Inspect all exposed wiring.Electrical fires annually kill 310 people, injure 1,100 and cause $1.1 billion in property loss, according to the United States Fire Administration. Problems with wiring are a leading cause of electrical fires, so inspect your home's exposed wiring to ensure it's in good shape. Frayed or damaged wiring can be a major fire hazard and should be immediately repaired. Trying to correct this issue on your own can be dangerous, so it's best to work with a licensed electrician for needed repairs.Taken from Must Do 52 from Kudzu.com

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