Inspection approach for Nassau County
Nassau housing includes capes, ranches, split levels, colonials, attached homes, condos and extensively renovated properties. Finished basements, additions and system upgrades often make careful visual inspection especially useful.
Dense development and older drainage layouts can make roof drainage, grading, basement moisture and exterior clearances important. Renovation history can also create mixed generations of electrical, plumbing and HVAC components.
What we pay close attention to
- Roofing, gutters and drainage around the structure.
- Finished and unfinished basement conditions.
- Electrical service, panels and visible wiring.
- Heating and cooling equipment and distribution.
- Plumbing fixtures, visible piping and water-heating equipment.
- Additions, porches, decks and accessible structural components.
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Areas we serve in Nassau County
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Official property resources
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