The Four Systems a 4-Point Inspection Covers
What does a 4-point inspection cover in Cape Coral? Four systems: the roof, electrical, plumbing, and HVAC. A 4-point inspection sounds more complicated than it is. The name just tells you what it looks at: four key systems in your home. If you’re in Cape Coral and an insurance company has asked you for one, here’s exactly what I’ll be checking.
The four “points”
- Roof — its age, condition, covering, and how much useful life it’s likely got left.
- Electrical — the panel, wiring type, and any obvious safety concerns (insurers really don’t love certain older panel and wiring types).
- Plumbing — the supply and drain materials, water heater, and any signs of leaks or aging pipe that’s living on borrowed time.
- HVAC — your heating and cooling equipment, its age, and whether it’s still doing its job.
That’s it. It’s not the same as a full home inspection, and it’s not a wind mitigation inspection — it’s a focused snapshot of the systems an insurer cares most about when deciding whether to write or renew a policy.

Who does the inspection
I’m a licensed Florida home inspector based right here in Cape Coral. While wind mitigation is my main focus — up to and over 1,200 of those a year — 4-point inspections are the one other service I offer, so you’re not getting someone doing it for the first time this week. You get a clean, accurate report with clear photos, delivered the next business day as a PDF you can send straight to your agent.
Want the full technical breakdown?
Each of those four systems has its own quirks, red flags, and the occasional “well, it depends.” If you want to go deeper than most homeowners ever need to, I keep the detailed explanations on my dedicated site: 4-point.info.


Not sure whether you even need a 4-point versus a wind mitigation inspection (or both)?
Get a free estimate here and I’ll help you sort it out — takes about 1-2 minutes online and we will reply in under 10 minutes via email.
(You won’t be added to a mailing list and no one will ever call you with a high pressure sales pitch… I personally despise things like that).