Condos • Villas • Townhomes

Condo Inspections in Cape Coral & Fort Myers, FL

Protect your purchase with a detailed condo inspection focused on the interior systems, safety items, and moisture risks that matter most in Southwest Florida.

Serving SWFL — Lee, Collier & Charlotte counties • Cape Coral • Fort Myers • Naples • Punta Gorda

A condo may be “just the unit,” but plenty can go wrong behind the walls, ceilings, and floors.

What We Inspect in Your Condo, Villa, or Townhome

Your condo inspection covers the major interior systems you’re typically responsible for — with clear photos and a report that’s easy for buyers, agents, and associations to understand.

  • Interior: walls, ceilings, floors, windows, doors, visible structure concerns.
  • Electrical: panel, outlets, visible wiring, GFCI/AFCI, fixtures and safety issues.
  • Plumbing: water heater, fixtures, drains, leaks, supply lines (visible).
  • HVAC: air handler, thermostat, condensate drain, cooling performance.
  • Moisture Checks: staining, prior leaks, lanai/slider thresholds, A/C drain concerns.
  • Appliances: built-in appliances tested when present.
  • Balcony/Lanai: railings, visible damage, thresholds (when accessible).

Perfect For Buyers, Snowbirds, and Investors

  • Buyers: Know the unit’s condition before closing.
  • Snowbirds / Out-of-State: Get clarity even if you can’t be there in person.
  • Investors: Identify big-ticket risks and maintenance concerns early.
  • Sellers: Reduce surprises and strengthen your listing.

Common SWFL Condo Problems We See

  • Water intrusion at sliders, windows, and exterior wall transitions
  • Moisture staining from units above or plumbing chases
  • Rust/corrosion on balcony hardware and fasteners
  • Improper A/C drainage and humidity-related issues
  • Outdated or unsafe electrical components in older buildings
Spectora Digital Report Included: Photo-rich, easy to read, and perfect for agents & associations.

Condo Inspection FAQs

Do you inspect the roof or outside of the building?
Typically the association owns the roof and exterior. If we see signs of issues, we document them and recommend follow-up.
How long does a condo inspection take?
Most condo inspections take about 1.5–2 hours, depending on size, age, and condition.
Can you do a wind mitigation or 4-point for a condo?
Sometimes — it depends on building access and your insurance/association requirements. Call and we’ll confirm what’s needed.