Building Inspections

Legal Investigations and Expert Witness Testimony:

Keystone performs inspections/investigations in legal actions and law suits. We provide complete reports, photographs or illustrations and expert witness testimony, including appearances at depositions and in-court testimony. Contact us today to find out how we can help you.

To contact us:

State of Florida Certified General Contractor License Number: CG-C026657 / State of Florida Certified Structural Building Inspector Number: BN-0003331

email: keystoneconst@att.net

Commercial Inspections:

As a state of Florida Licensed Structural Building Inspector, Keystone provides commercial building inspections/consultations in Palm Beach, Broward, Miami-Dade and Monroe Counties, we can serve our commercial clients in different ways:

Keystone provides independent private building inspections, working directly with the engineers and the general contractors, to ensure a quality project, quality workmanship, code compliance and safety.

Keystone works as inspection consultants on existing projects to ensure City or County inspection readiness.

Keystone provides pre-purchase inspections for commercial properties. Keystone is also available to assist you with your walk through. Call or e-mail us today for a free consultation.

Residential Home Inspections:

Keystone provides complete, comprehensive pre-purchase home inspections in South Florida in Monroe, Miami-Dade, Broward, Palm Beach and Martin counties (other areas upon request). We provide our client with a professional, detailed and concise written home inspection report after completion. Our home inspections are performed in a professional, courteous and discreet manner, with as little inconvenience to the homeowner as possible. Please contact us for a free home inspection consultation.

Home Inspection Disclaimer:

No structure is perfect. The purpose of a home inspection is to inform both buyer and seller of structural or safety defects in the home and to provide both buyer and seller with some budgetary guidelines for required repairs. Cosmetic defects are not included in an inspection report.
A home inspection report is not intended to be used as a bargaining tool to obtain a price reduction.
Only visible items can be inspected. An inspection report is not a guarantee of condition, but merely an observation of conditions at the time of inspection. Conditions can change prior to your closing or occupancy. Photographs are recommended.