Inspection approach for The Bronx
The Bronx includes brick multi-family properties, attached and semi-attached homes, detached houses, condos and co-ops. Many buildings have undergone phased renovations, so system age and visible installation quality can vary throughout a property.
Masonry exteriors, flat roofs, basements and older heating systems are common inspection considerations, along with drainage and conditions at rear yards and extensions.
What we pay close attention to
- Roofing and roof drainage where access is available.
- Masonry, exterior walls and visible structural movement.
- Basement and cellar moisture conditions.
- Boilers, heating distribution and domestic hot water.
- Electrical service, panels and visible branch wiring.
- Stairs, guards, windows and accessible life-safety observations.
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Areas we serve in The Bronx
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Map of The Bronx
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Official property resources
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NYC Home Inspection Guide for Buyers
What New York City buyers should know before inspecting a condo, co-op, brownstone, townhouse or one-to-four-family home.
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