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Evolve Property Inspections provides residential and commercial property inspections in Miami-Dade County and surrounding areas. Its septic inspections use a third-party licensed and insured septic inspection company to pump and inspect septic systems, evaluate their condition and estimated lifespan, and provide reports with photographs. The family-owned business was opened in 2012 by Humberto Suarez and Sandra Pelaez.
Credentials & Experience
- CCPIA Certified Commercial Inspector
- InterNACHI Certified Master Inspector
- Level II & III Infrared-Certified Thermographer
Coverage Area
Miami-Dade County and surrounding areas including Kendall, Pinecrest, Coral Gables, Hialeah, Doral, Miami Lakes, and Broward County.
Additional Details
- Years of Experience
- 14 years
- Report Turnaround Time
- Same Day
- Service Types Offered
- Residential InspectionCommercial InspectionReal Estate Transactions
Location
13335 SW 196th St, Miami, FL 33177
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