Private Investigator Services Across Florida

Discreet private investigators serving all of Florida. Surveillance, background checks and missing persons work, statewide.

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Florida Statewide Private Investigator Services

Roberts Investigative Services is licensed statewide and based in Fort Pierce. Some work can begin with records and interviews from the Treasure Coast; surveillance and other field assignments require realistic travel and deployment planning.

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The consultation should establish where the work needs to happen, how often an investigator must be physically present and whether a local field resource would be more proportionate. Statewide coverage is not a claim that every county is local to us.

Our Services

We provide a full range of private investigation services to meet the diverse needs of Floridians, including:

Background Checks: Comprehensive research for employment, tenant screening, or personal matters
Surveillance: Discreet monitoring for infidelity cases, insurance claims, and more
Infidelity Investigations: Get the facts and peace of mind in sensitive relationship matters
Fraud Investigations: Protect yourself or your business from deceitful activities
Child Custody Cases: Evidence to support custody and visitation arrangements.
Missing Persons: Locate individuals with precision and care

Counties We Serve

Roberts Investigative Services, Inc. proudly serves clients across Florida. Explore our dedicated pages for specific counties:

If your county is not listed, call to discuss the assignment and the travel it would require.

Why Choose Roberts Investigative Services, Inc.?

Statewide licence: Authority to accept appropriate assignments throughout Florida, with travel disclosed before work begins.
Licensed and Insured: Fully compliant with Florida’s regulatory standards for private investigators.
Discreet handling: Communication and case information are limited to what the assignment requires, subject to law and professional duties.
Lawful methods only: Every case is worked inside Chapter 493 and Florida Statute 934.03 — no wiretapping, no trespass, no pretexting into accounts. It is a narrower toolkit than clients sometimes expect, and it is why the resulting evidence holds up.

Florida PI: Your Questions Answered

We believe in transparency. Here are answers to the most common questions people ask about hiring a private investigator in Florida.

How much does a private investigator cost in Florida?

Cost depends on the service, travel, likely hours and complexity. Surveillance and field assignments are commonly billed against a retainer; defined records work may use a fixed scope. We explain the billing method and obtain authorization before work beyond the agreed scope.

Is it worth it to hire a private investigator?

It is worth considering when a specific factual question affects a legal, financial, business or personal decision and lawful investigation has a reasonable chance of answering it. A consultation should narrow that question before you commit to paid work.

Is it illegal to hire a private investigator in Florida?

Florida law licenses private investigative agencies and individual investigators. A client may hire a properly licensed agency for a legitimate purpose, but neither the licence nor the retainer makes every requested method lawful. We decline work that would require trespass, illegal interception, unauthorized account access or another prohibited act.

What can a private investigator legally do in Florida?

Depending on the purpose and circumstances, a Florida investigator may conduct surveillance from lawful locations, research records, locate people and interview willing witnesses. Investigators cannot wiretap, hack accounts, trespass or obtain protected information without lawful authority. A court decides whether particular evidence is admissible.

What are the requirements to be a private investigator in Florida?

Florida Chapter 493 distinguishes agency and individual licences. A private investigative agency generally requires a Class A licence, while an individual private investigator holds a Class C licence. Current requirements and licence status should be verified with the Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services.

Discuss a Florida Assignment

Tell us the county, the question and any deadline. We will explain whether the work can be handled from Fort Pierce, requires a planned deployment or would be better served by another resource.

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Every Service, Anywhere in Florida

Background investigations — research for employment, tenant screening or personal matters.
Surveillance — discreet, time-stamped observation for infidelity, custody and insurance matters.
Family disputes — facts rather than suspicion in sensitive relationship matters.
Corporate investigations — protecting a business against internal and external fraud.
Missing persons — skip tracing and locating, for families and for counsel.
Criminal defense investigation — building a defence on evidence rather than assumption.
Legal support — litigation support for Florida attorneys and firms.
Witness location — finding and vetting witnesses before they testify.
Stalking investigations — documenting a pattern sufficient for a Florida injunction.
Personal injury and workers' compensation — claim verification for carriers, employers and counsel.
Autism response — defence investigation for individuals with autism.
Human trafficking investigations — board-certified investigative work.

Private · No Obligation

Find out whether an investigation can help.

Describe the question you need answered. A licensed investigator will explain what can be done legally, what information would help and what the likely scope will be.

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