Who should get a Home Inspection

Buyer: A home inspection is going to uncover any major defects, saving you money and aggravation. When major deficiencies are uncovered before you close, you can deal with them before they become your problem. Investing a little money in a home inspection now, can save you a lot of money at closing. More importantly, your home inspection is going to uncover potential safety and health hazards that you can have addressed before you move in.

Seller: Having your home inspected before you sell allows you to see what the buyer's inspector is going to see, before it becomes an issue. It gives you the opportunity to address any major concerns, and gives the home a "Pre-Certified" advantage. It's always a good selling point when potential buyers begin their tour of the house, greeted by copies of the inspection report on the kitchen counter. Many times they fore go having an inspection of their own.

End of warranty: This is one of the most important and overlooked inspections a homeowner can get. You have certain rights when you buy a new home in NYS. You're only going to get one shot at uncovering any deficiencies and submitting them to the builder. The "End of Warranty" inspection will protect you and your investment for years to come. Click here for more info on new home warranties.

Monitoring Inspection: This is a great service for people who are building new. These are workmanship and code compliance inspections that take place during the course of construction. Please call me for more information.

Infrared Inspection

Upgrade your inspection and take it to the next level with an infrared thermal imaging inspection. Infrared (thermal imaging) is an advanced non-destructive technology that allows me to show you things about your home that no one can show you with conventional inspection methods.

An infrared inspection can identify and document:
electrical faults before they cause a fire.
overloaded and undersized circuits.
circuit breakers in need of immediate replacement.
missing, damaged, and/or wet insulation.
heat loss and air infiltration in walls, ceilings, floors, windows and doors.
water and moisture intrusion that could lead to mold.
possible pest infestation.
hidden roof leaks, before they cause serious damage.
air conditioner compressor leaks.
under fastening and/or missing framing members.
structural defects.
broken seals in double pane windows.
energy loss and efficiency.
dangerous flue leaks.
damaged and/or malfunctioning radiant heating systems.
unknown plumbing leaks.
overheated equipment.


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