Casalta Home Inspections is led by Raul Fajardo, bringing hands-on residential construction background to every inspection, so you get a clear, practical picture of a property before you buy.
Serving Miami-Dade, Broward & Palm Beach counties. Florida Keys available by request.
Casalta Home Inspections is part of the Casalta Group and was founded by Raul Fajardo, who brings years of hands-on residential construction experience to the inspection process. That background means a trained eye for how homes are actually built: framing, roofing, systems, and the small details a purely checklist-driven approach can miss.
Casalta Home Inspections now serves South Florida. See our About page for the full story.
Read more about Raul & Casalta →Casalta Home Inspections offers 13 residential inspection services across South Florida, from core inspections to insurance reports, new-construction phases, and specialty add-ons. Here are a few of the most requested.
A thorough visual evaluation of the home's accessible structure, roof, electrical, plumbing, HVAC, interior and exterior systems.
For buyers and sellers who want a complete picture before closing.
Starts at $349
Learn more →
One visit, one transparent total: the core inspection plus two separate insurance reports.
For buyers who want the full inspection plus both insurance reports, without three separate bookings.
Starts at $499
Learn more →
A focused inspection of the accessible systems and components within the unit, with clear findings for the buyer.
For condo and townhouse buyers navigating unit-specific systems and shared components.
Starts at $299
Learn more →
Documents the accessible roof, electrical, plumbing, and HVAC information requested by many property insurers.
For insurance underwriting, especially on older homes.
$150 flat
Learn more →
Complete both the 4-Point and Wind Mitigation reports during one scheduled visit.
For homeowners who need both insurance reports and want to save time and money.
$180 (save $95)
Learn more →
Documents eligible construction and opening-protection features using the current Florida form (OIR-B1-1802).
For homeowners pursuing windstorm insurance discounts.
$125 flat
Learn more →Use our pricing calculator for an exact estimate for your property.
Raul explains the visual scope as he goes, and provides a prioritized 10–15 minute recap at the end when conditions allow. While Casalta is a solo operation, you get named-inspector continuity: the same person from scheduling through the final report.
You'll receive a mobile-friendly, photo-rich report, typically delivered within one to two business days, plus a next-business-day window to ask follow-up questions. Lab-based add-ons, such as indoor air quality sample collection, are an explicit exception to that timeline since they depend on the laboratory's own turnaround.
Casalta Home Inspections serves South Florida homeowners and buyers across three counties, with Florida Keys available separately by request:
By scheduled availability. Travel charge applies; phased launch starting with the Upper Keys.
A hands-on residential construction background means a trained eye for how homes are actually built.
Straightforward starting prices with any variable costs disclosed before you book.
Full service in English and Spanish, so nothing gets lost in translation.
Clear, organized reports with photos, so findings are easy to understand at a glance.
Prompt responses and plain-language explanations, from scheduling through the final report.
“Excellent experience with Casalta Home Inspections! Raul handled my pre-closing inspection, including the 4-Point and Wind Mitigation, and I'm very happy with the service.…”
“I highly recommend Casalta Home Inspections! From start to finish, they were professional, thorough, knowledgeable, and very easy to work with.”
“I loved the work. Raul was clear, punctual, and detail-oriented. I felt in good hands. Highly recommended.”
Translated from the original Spanish review.
“Outstanding service, great price for such a comprehensive inspection, recommendations and provided the report in a timely manner. I strongly recommend this company.”
A Full Residential Inspection is a limited visual evaluation of the home's readily accessible structure, roof covering, electrical, plumbing, HVAC, interior, exterior and site conditions. You receive a clear, photo-documented digital report identifying significant deficiencies, components nearing the end of their service life, areas that were not inspected and the reason for each limitation.
No inspection can reveal every condition. A home inspection is visual, non-invasive and limited to systems and components that are readily accessible on the day of the inspection. We do not open walls, move furniture or predict future failures. Our commitment is to inspect carefully, document what we can and cannot access, and explain the findings in practical language.
You will receive a digital, photo-documented report through Spectora within the delivery timeframe confirmed when you book. The report separates significant concerns from maintenance observations, identifies limitations and gives you a practical summary that is easier to discuss with your agent or other qualified professionals.
Our pricing and modifiers are disclosed before you confirm the appointment. A Full Residential Inspection starts at $349 for up to 1,500 square feet, with $50 added for each additional 500 square feet. Optional services and any Florida Keys travel charge are shown separately and approved before service; we do not add undisclosed fees after the inspection.
No. A 4-Point Inspection is a limited insurance-focused review of the roof, electrical, plumbing and HVAC systems. A Wind Mitigation Inspection documents eligible wind-resistance features. Neither replaces a Full Residential Inspection, which evaluates a much broader set of accessible systems for the buyer or owner.
It is particularly useful for older homes and properties with cast-iron, clay or other aging drain lines. Through an existing accessible cleanout, we capture photo and video documentation of visible conditions and the distance reached. The service does not include line clearing, removal of plumbing components, underground locating, code determination, repair or a guarantee against future blockage.
No. Drone-Assisted Roof Documentation is available when it is safe, lawful and useful, especially for steep, fragile or otherwise unsafe roofs. Every flight depends on weather, airspace, site conditions, people in the area, required FAA credentials, aircraft registration and insurance. If a flight cannot be performed, the report will identify the roof-access method used and any resulting limitation.
This is a limited sample-collection service. Casalta collects the agreed samples and submits them to an independent laboratory for analysis. Casalta does not provide a mold assessment, diagnose a health condition or independently interpret the laboratory results. Visible moisture or suspected growth may require evaluation by an appropriately licensed specialist.
Yes. Our responsibility is to the client and to an accurate, impartial report, not to whether a transaction closes. We do not pay referral compensation to agents, and inspection fees are not contingent on the outcome of the sale. Casalta will not offer or perform repairs on a home for which Casalta prepared the inspection report, and you are always free to choose your own contractor for any follow-up work.
New construction homes go through several points where an independent inspection adds real value, because each phase reveals something the next one covers up. A Pre-Drywall Phase Inspection documents framing, rough electrical, rough plumbing, HVAC rough-in and hurricane-strap connections before drywall permanently conceals them. This is the only opportunity to see and photograph these details. A Final/Pre-Closing Inspection reviews the completed home before you close, using the same scope as a Full Residential Inspection. An 11-Month Warranty Inspection is timed just before your builder's one-year warranty expires, so any settling-related issues (drywall cracks, drainage changes, seal or alignment problems) can be documented and addressed while still covered. Each is a separate, visual inspection, not a code inspection or engineering certification, and none of them replace your local building department's own inspections.
Have a property in mind or a question about an upcoming inspection? Reach out. We respond in English or Spanish.
Book your inspection online in a few minutes, or call or text 954-621-2110 if you'd rather talk it through first.
Schedule an Inspection