Home Inspector in Jupiter, FL

CMI-certified home inspections in Jupiter for inlet and waterfront homes and west Jupiter neighborhoods. Same-day digital reports, plus 4-point, wind mitigation, and roof certification. Call (786) 301-5677.

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What Green Foot actually inspects in Jupiter

Written from field inspections by Fabian Fernandez, CMI® (Florida license HI7640). Updated September 19, 2026.

Near the Jupiter inlet and water, the stock is a mix of houses and condos with water as site context. West Jupiter is more inland CBS and HOA. We do not inspect wells, septic systems, seawalls, or docks. Those are outside a home inspection and outside our insurance inspections.

What inspectors commonly find in Jupiter homes

Houses, including waterfront lots

Houses: roof, electrical, plumbing on municipal service, HVAC, envelope, and interiors. Waterfront lots still get a house inspection, not a marine survey.

Condos near the water and milestone filings

Condos near the water: unit systems and openings; association roofs stay with the association. Palm Beach County has no Miami-Dade or Broward-style 40-year recertification. Condominiums three stories or more follow Florida’s statewide milestone inspection (Fla. Stat. 553.899), which is an engineer or architect filing—not a unit walk-through.

Source: Palm Beach County mandatory milestone inspections (Fla. Stat. 553.899).

West Jupiter inland CBS

West Jupiter: inland CBS and HOA. Roof age and opening protection after replacements are the usual insurance questions.

Wells and septic stay out of scope

People ask about wells and septic because some northern Palm Beach lots are still on private systems. If that is this property, it is still out of our scope. We inspect the house on the service it actually has; we do not perform well or septic evaluations, and we do not write those as if they were a 4-point.

What a Jupiter inspection includes — and what it does not

Inlet and waterfront

Site context is wind and water on the envelope. The report is still the house or unit. Wind mitigation documents opening protection as installed.

West Jupiter

Inland CBS. Full home inspection. 4-point where the carrier requires the four systems.

Not in this inspection

Wells, septic systems, seawalls, and docks are outside a home inspection and outside our insurance inspections. Milestone inspection under Fla. Stat. 553.899 is an engineer or architect filing. Specialized testing and engineering are other professionals. We inspect the house or unit on municipal service.

4-point inspections in Jupiter are where needed—older houses and insurer requests. Wind mitigation is Florida’s Uniform Mitigation Verification Inspection Form (OIR-B1-1802); inspections on or after April 1, 2026 use the revised form. We do not quote a premium dollar savings. We inspect the house, not wells or septic.

Source: Florida OIR wind mitigation resources (OIR-B1-1802; Rule 69O-170.0155, F.A.C.).

Services in Jupiter

Residential inspection

House or condo: municipal systems only. No wells, septic, or marine structures.

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4-Point (where needed)

Where the insurer or housing age requires roof, electrical, plumbing, HVAC.

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Wind mitigation

OIR-B1-1802 as installed—especially relevant near the inlet. No savings figure.

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Roof certification

Houses and where we have access. Association roofs stay with association records.

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Jupiter inspection questions

Do you inspect wells and septic in Jupiter?

No. Wells and septic systems are outside a home inspection and outside our insurance inspections. We inspect house systems on municipal service.

Source: InterNACHI Standards of Practice (home inspection of readily accessible systems).

Do you inspect seawalls?

No. Waterfront is site context for the house. Seawalls, docks, and marine structures are outside a home inspection and outside our insurance inspections.

Source: InterNACHI Standards of Practice (home inspection of readily accessible systems).

Is Palm Beach Gardens part of Jupiter?

No. Palm Beach Gardens is a different city and does not have a dedicated page. Call with the address; that job is quoted per call.

When is a 4-point needed in Jupiter?

When the insurer or the age of the house requires the four systems. Citizens requires a 4-point on applications for homes more than 20 years old; private carriers vary. Confirm with the carrier.

Source: Citizens Inspections.

Does a condo inspection replace a milestone inspection?

No. Palm Beach County has no Miami-Dade or Broward-style 40-year recertification. Condominiums three stories or more follow Florida’s statewide milestone inspection (Fla. Stat. 553.899), an engineer or architect filing—not a unit walk-through.

Source: Palm Beach County mandatory milestone inspections (Fla. Stat. 553.899).

How is inlet Jupiter different from west Jupiter?

Near the inlet and water, the stock is a mix of houses and condos with water as site context. West Jupiter is more inland CBS and HOA. Neither side includes wells, septic, seawalls, or docks.

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