Inspection approach for Brooklyn
Brooklyn housing ranges from historic brownstones and brick rowhouses to detached homes, condos and newer infill construction. Renovations can combine old and new systems within the same building.
Flat-roof drainage, parapets, masonry, cellar moisture, rear extensions and older mechanical systems are frequent inspection priorities in the borough.
What we pay close attention to
- Roof membranes, drains, flashing and parapet conditions where accessible.
- Brick, brownstone, stucco and other exterior wall materials.
- Cellars, basements and accessible foundation conditions.
- Electrical panels, visible wiring and grounding observations.
- Boilers, heating distribution, mini-splits and hot water.
- Interior stairs, guards, windows and other visible safety items.
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Areas we serve in Brooklyn
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Official property resources
These public links can help with property research. A home inspection is not a title, zoning, permit or legal-use determination.
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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