Buying A Home?
Building A New Home?
Selling A Home?
PRE-PURCHASE INSPECTION:
A pre-purchase inspection is a smart move. It minimizes the risk of unexpected, costly issues and gives you confidence in your home purchase decision. Many clients have saved thousands through renegotiations based on the findings in the report, while others have steered clear of purchasing a “money pit.” You’ll want peace of mind knowing the home you’re considering is safe, sound, and free of unwelcome, expensive surprises.
Selling A Home?
Building A New Home?
Selling A Home?
PRE-SALE INSPECTION:
Anyone selling their home should consider a pre-sale inspection. Having one before listing your property gives you a competitive edge by addressing any issues before potential buyers notice them. Understanding which repairs to make can boost your home's value and help it sell faster.
Building A New Home?
Building A New Home?
Have A Builders Warranty?
NEW CONSTRUCTION/PROGRESS INSPECTION:
Even new homes can have defects, often resulting from subpar construction methods, poor workmanship, cost-cutting, or overlooked details, despite the builder's best efforts. Sometimes, builders or city inspectors miss certain issues. A new construction/progress inspection can be the key to ensuring a smooth homeownership experience, helping you avoid unpleasant surprises down the road.
Have A Builders Warranty?
Want To Know The Condition Of Your House
Have A Builders Warranty?
BUILDERS 11 MONTH WARRANTY INSPECTION:
Most builders provide a one-year warranty on the materials and workmanship of the home. As the warranty nears its end, we can help you create a final "punch list" of items to present to the contractor for resolution.
Want To Know The Condition Of Your House
Want To Know The Condition Of Your House
Want To Know The Condition Of Your House
MAINTENANCE INSPECTION:
A maintenance inspection is similar to a standard home inspection, but it is conducted for the benefit of the current homeowner. Think of it as a routine check-up with a doctor or dentist, typically recommended every five years. This type of inspection helps homeowners identify and prioritize home improvement tasks while catching minor issues before they develop into major problems.
Buying A Condo/Co-Op Or Townhouse
Want To Know The Condition Of Your House
Want To Know The Condition Of Your House
CONDOMINIUM INSPECTION:
When purchasing a condominium, you’re investing in a single unit within a larger building. A Condominium Inspection safeguards your interests and investment by providing a thorough assessment of the systems and components specific to your unit. Common elements, however, are not part of this inspection, as they fall under the technical audit conducted by the condominium corporation and are collectively managed by all unit owners.
What's Included In A Home Inspection?
We thoroughly inspect the structure, systems, and components of your home, from the foundation to the roof, using the latest tools and technology. We encourage you to join us during the inspection so we can walk you through our process, explain our findings, highlight key maintenance items, and address any questions you may have.
As a New York State-licensed Certified Professional Inspector® trained by the International Association of Certified Home Inspectors (InterNACHI), we follow a detailed Residential Standards of Practice. This ensures we inspect all visible and accessible areas, including:
- ROOF
- EXTERIOR
- BASEMENT, FOUNDATION, CRAWLSPACE & STRUCTURE
- HEATING
- COOLING
- PLUMBING
- ELECTRICAL
- ATTICT, INSULATION & VENTILATION
- INTERIOR, DOORS & WINDOWS
After completing the evaluation, we will provide you with a clear, easy-to-read report that includes detailed descriptions and high-resolution photos of any issues we identify. Typically, you’ll receive your report via email within 24 hours. We’re committed to ensuring you fully understand the findings, so our job isn’t complete until all your questions are answered.
