All Islands Inspections
Home Inspectors · Key West, FL · Source details, contact options, quote requests, and local activity
About
RealReviews profileAll Islands Inspections is a Key West-based inspection company publishing residential, condo, commercial, wind-mitigation, four-point, roof-certificate, drone, and thermal-imaging services from Key West through Big Pine Key. Outside ratings remain attributed to their source and are not a RealReviews score.
All Islands Inspections: what to know
RealReviews editorial research · checked 2026-07-27All Islands has the clearest exact-Key-West identity and one of the broadest locally documented scopes in this comparison. Its public material resolves the operating name, inspector, Key West contact, license claim, service territory, and several inspection products. That makes it a strong first call for a buyer or owner who needs a full inspection and may also need insurance forms. It does not make every marketed service automatically included, and the current license, agreement, access method, form version, price, and report deadline still need direct confirmation.
Strongest fit
- A buyer who prefers an inspector publicly based in Key West
- Residential or condo work paired with wind-mitigation or four-point forms
- Properties where roof access, drone observation, or thermal imaging should be discussed before the visit
Verify before booking All Islands Inspections
- Verify HI12393 directly in Florida DBPR and confirm who will perform the inspection
- A drone or thermal image is supporting evidence, not proof that concealed conditions do not exist
- A condo-unit inspection does not automatically cover association common structure, roof, seawall, elevators, or reserves
- Provider-posted testimonials were not converted into RealReviews review themes
Start with the name on the inspection agreement
A quote from All Islands can be matched to a fairly specific local identity. Its site names Chris Occhiuto, publishes 305-240-5641 and HI12393, and describes a territory from Key West through Big Pine Key. The business record gives 21 Bamboo Terrace in Key West as the address. If the proposal names a different inspector, that is the point to stop and resolve who will actually inspect the property.
HI12393 is a claim on the company's own site, so the useful check is the current Florida DBPR record for the person assigned to the job. The same name should carry through the agreement, invoice, insurance evidence, and report. A current license settles identity and regulatory status; it says nothing by itself about appointment timing, report quality, or what is wrong with the house.
A condo buyer and a house buyer need different orders
For a house, All Islands' residential page names the roof, structure, attic, exterior, garage, driveway, foundation, electrical, plumbing, HVAC, interior, appliances, windows, and doors. Condo and commercial inspections appear as separate work. Wind mitigation, four-point reports, and roof certificates are described on the insurance-report page; drone and thermal imaging have their own page as well.
Consider a Key West house with a dock and an insurance deadline. The buyer inspection and insurance forms can be priced together, but nothing in the published menu establishes that the dock, seawall, boatlift, pool, mold sampling, sewer scope, or WDO inspection comes with them. Those items belong in the request by name. So do the roof-access method, required photographs, report deadline, any return visit, and the answer when All Islands does not provide a needed specialty.
A roof image is not a roof conclusion
Florida's statutory definition is a limited visual examination of readily accessible installed systems. On a property with no safe roof access, a drone may document the visible covering; it cannot establish what is happening below it. The agreement needs to resolve the consequence before inspection day: the chosen roof-observation method, inaccessible attic or crawlspace areas, utility status, and whether detached or exterior components are included.
Thermal imaging shows temperature differences. A responsible report connects an anomaly to observations and, where appropriate, a moisture reading or specialist recommendation. Ask for a sample report that shows how limitations, photographs, severity, and follow-up are explained. The useful product is the inspector's documented reasoning, not the presence of a camera.
Send an assignment that can be priced without guessing
Provide the address, property type, age, size, structures, contract deadline, occupancy, utility status, roof and attic access, association restrictions, and each required form. Identify pools, docks, seawalls, boatlifts, generators, solar equipment, guest units, crawlspaces, or visible moisture conditions without attempting a diagnosis.
Require an all-in proposal showing base inspection, size or age adjustments, wind and four-point forms, travel, specialty items, expedited delivery, cancellation, inaccessible-component returns, and reinspection. Ask when the report arrives and how questions are handled after delivery. A complete local quote is more useful than a statewide average.
Your file for All Islands Inspections
- Verify the assigned inspector and HI12393 in Florida DBPR.
- Read the agreement, standard of practice, exclusions, and dispute terms before the appointment.
- Name the full inspection, wind form, four-point form, roof documentation, and every add-on separately.
- Confirm roof, attic, crawlspace, utility, condo-common-area, seller, tenant, and association access.
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Sources and update dates- Editorial research checked 2026-07-27
- 5 approved source records
- Google Places snapshot checked Apr 2026
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