Inspection approach for Queens
Queens contains detached homes, attached and semi-attached houses, brick multi-family buildings, condos, co-ops and mixed-era renovations. The inspection focuses on accessible physical condition rather than zoning, permit or legal-use determinations.
Flat and low-slope roofs, masonry exteriors, cellar moisture, older utility systems and densely built property lines can require a methodical inspection approach.
What we pay close attention to
- Flat or pitched roofing and visible drainage components.
- Masonry, exterior walls and accessible foundation areas.
- Cellars, basements and visible moisture conditions.
- Electrical service, panels and accessible branch wiring.
- Boilers, furnaces, mini-splits and domestic hot water.
- Interior safety items, windows, stairs and accessible common areas.
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Areas we serve in Queens
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Map of Queens
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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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