Trusted Home Inspector Serving North Carolina & Maine

Buying or Selling, let FPI Inspect the Dwelling

Veteran-Owned • Trusted by Agents • Serving Maine, New Hampshire, and North Carolina

At Focused Property Inspections (FPI), we know that buying or selling a home is one of life’s biggest decisions. That’s why our mission is simple: deliver inspections that are thorough, accurate, and easy to understand so you can move forward with confidence. As a veteran-owned company, integrity and attention to detail are built into everything we do. 

Questions? Call 833-FPI-INSP (833-374-4677)

  • Same-Day Reports
  • InterNACHI Standards
  • CMI & CPI Inspectors
  • Veteran-Owned
  • Roof, Attic & Crawlspace Included
FPI home inspector performing a thorough property inspection in North Carolina

Our Focus

What We Do

Residential & Commercial Inspections

Comprehensive evaluations covering over 1,600 points.

Specialized Services

Radon, mold & air quality testing, sewer line scoping, WDI inspections, and more all under one roof. A true one-stop-shop for home inspections.

Education & Support

Continuing education for agents and resources that keep clients informed long after the inspection.

Focused Property Inspections inspector conducting a detailed residential home inspection

Our Expertise

Why Choose FPI?

From the Field

What We Look At

Real photos from a recent FPI home inspection in Jacksonville, NC.

No additional fee for roofs, attics or crawlspaces. Included in every home inspection.

Thermal camera on the oven. Every element should heat evenly.
Thermal camera on the oven. Every element should heat evenly.
Attic framing, roof decking and ventilation.
Attic framing, roof decking and ventilation.
Shingles, flashing and gutters, checked from the roof.
Shingles, flashing and gutters, checked from the roof.
Breakers, wire sizes and connections inside the panel.
Breakers, wire sizes and connections inside the panel.
Thermal scan of a light fixture to spot heat the eye can’t see.
Thermal scan of a light fixture to spot heat the eye can’t see.
Electrical panel opened up and checked.
Electrical panel opened up and checked.

Reviews

What Clients Say

★★★★★

“Very professional, Excellent pricing, thorough inspection, and received the inspection report the same day!”

Glenda W. · Google review · North Carolina
★★★★★

“Thorough inspection at a reasonable price. I would recommend them to anyone buying a home and needing an inspection.”

Philip B. · Google review · North Carolina
★★★★★

“We had an excellent experience with Focused Property Inspection. Their scheduling and communication system was efficient and made the entire process seamless.”

Rosie M. · Google review · Maine

FAQ

Common Questions

What does a home inspection include?

A standard Focused Property Inspections home inspection covers the roof, attic, structural components, foundation, exterior, electrical system, plumbing, HVAC, insulation, windows, doors, and all built-in appliances. Our inspectors follow InterNACHI Standards of Practice and deliver a detailed digital report, typically the same day.

How long does a home inspection take?

Most home inspections take 2 to 4 hours depending on the size and condition of the property. A small condo may take closer to 90 minutes, while a large older home can take 4 hours or more. We recommend buyers attend the inspection so the inspector can walk them through findings in real time.

When do I receive my inspection report?

Focused Property Inspections delivers digital reports the same day as the inspection in most cases. Reports include photos, clear descriptions of findings, and are formatted to be easy for buyers, agents, and attorneys to review and act on.

Should I be present during the home inspection?

Yes, whenever possible. Being present allows you to ask questions, see conditions firsthand, and better understand the inspector’s findings. Your agent is also welcome to attend.

What is a Certified Master Inspector?

A Certified Master Inspector (CMI) is the highest professional designation awarded by the Master Inspector Certification Board. It requires a minimum of 1,000 fee-paid inspections or a combination of inspections and inspection-related education hours, along with adherence to a strict code of ethics. FPI inspectors hold CMI and CPI designations, meaning your inspection is performed by one of the most qualified professionals in the industry.