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4-point Insurance Inspection

4-point Insurance Inspection

$150.00
$150.00
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Your insurance company wants a 4-point inspection, and they want it before they'll write or renew your policy. It's exactly what it sounds like — a focused look at the four systems insurers care about most: roof, electrical, plumbing, and HVAC. No drama, no full-house deep dive. Just the documentation your insurer needs, delivered fast so your policy doesn't stall.

 Booking with Pelican One is simple:

  1. Pick your date and time — our online scheduler is available 24/7, book the moment your offer is accepted
  2. We show up on time — no chasing, no rescheduling, no surprises
  3. Your report on the standard form insurers expect, with photographs, ready to send straight to your agent
  4. Questions? We're a call or message away — if something in the report has you worried, reach out and we'll walk you through it

We handle the details from booking to answers — one less thing to stress about.
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Got questions? We've got you.

What exactly is a 4-point inspection?

It's a condition report on the four systems insurance companies care about: roof, electrical, plumbing, and HVAC. Insurers use it to decide whether they'll write or renew a policy — usually on homes 20 to 30 years or older. It's not a full home inspection, and it's not meant to be. We document the age, condition, and any visible issues with those four systems, and that's the report your insurer is asking for.

Why is my insurance company requiring this?

Older systems are where most insurance claims come from — aging roofs that leak, outdated electrical panels, original plumbing materials. Before insuring an older home, companies want documented proof of what shape those systems are in. It's routine, it's not personal, and having a clean 4-point report in hand can actually work in your favor when shopping policies.

What happens if something fails?

First — nothing "fails" on the spot. The report documents condition; your insurer decides what they'll accept. If something does raise a flag, you'll know exactly what it is and can address it before it becomes a coverage problem. Many issues that concern insurers are straightforward fixes, and a re-inspection after repairs gets your documentation back on track.

Should I just get a full home inspection instead?

If all your insurer needs is the 4-point, the 4-point is all you need. But if you're already booking a full home inspection — buying, selling, or just due for one — add the 4-point at checkout for $75 instead of $150. We're already on-site walking those systems, so you get the insurance documentation without a second appointment.

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