What to Compare
Both are solid national franchises in Florida — what matters most is finding a local inspector with Florida-specific experience in 4-point and wind mitigation reports.
Head-to-Head Breakdown
WIN Home Inspection
Features and considerations
- Nationally recognized brand with local franchises
- Offers wide range of specialty inspections
- Digital reports with photos
Limits and questions
- May not specialize in unique Florida issues at all locations
Pillar to Post
Features and considerations
- Offers thermal imaging at some locations
Side-by-Side Comparison
| WIN Home Inspection | Pillar to Post | |
|---|---|---|
| Company | WIN Home Inspection | Pillar to Post |
| Florida Coverage | Confirm current WIN Home Inspection availability for your address. | Confirm current Pillar to Post availability for your address. |
| 4-Point Inspection | Included or add-on | Included or add-on |
| Wind Mitigation Report | Ask the WIN Home Inspection provider to document wind mitigation report for the exact offer. | Ask the Pillar to Post provider to document wind mitigation report for the exact offer. |
| Sinkhole Assessment | Basic visual — refer to geotech | Basic visual — refer to geotech |
| Mold Testing | Available as add-on | Available as add-on |
| Typical Cost | Request an itemized quote for WIN Home Inspection; compare the same scope and payment period. | Request an itemized quote for Pillar to Post; compare the same scope and payment period. |
| Report Turnaround | Ask the WIN Home Inspection provider to document report turnaround for the exact offer. | Ask the Pillar to Post provider to document report turnaround for the exact offer. |
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a 4-point inspection in Florida?
A 4-point inspection covers the four main systems insurers care about: roof, electrical, HVAC, and plumbing.
What is a wind mitigation inspection in Florida?
Compare WIN Home Inspection and Pillar to Post on company, florida coverage, 4-point inspection, using the actual models or local proposals. Ask for supporting documentation and a written explanation of how the proposed option meets your needs.
Consumer resources
Use these official resources when evaluating an offer. They provide general guidance and do not establish a winner between these options.
- FTC: checking home-repair offers and written agreements — General consumer guidance; not evidence of either brand's price or performance.