NYS-licensed, InterNACHI-certified inspectors for Manhattan co-ops, condos and townhouses. Your report arrives within 24 hours.
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Most Manhattan purchases are apartments, and the building handles the roof and the boiler. That doesn’t mean there’s nothing to check. Old wiring, tired plumbing, leaks from the unit above and renovations done without approval all end up as the buyer’s problem. We inspect what you’ll own and flag what to ask the board or managing agent before you close.
Plaster walls, original plumbing risers and electrical service that may not handle modern appliances. We test panels, outlets, radiators and windows, and look for water stains from above.
New doesn't mean finished right. We check workmanship, appliances, HVAC, window seals and punch-list items before your final walkthrough.
Harlem, the Upper West Side and the Village. We cover the roof, parapets, facade, boiler, sewer line and every floor of the house.
SoHo, Tribeca and the Flatiron. Converted industrial spaces need a close look at ventilation, plumbing runs, electrical upgrades and windows.
Through-wall AC units, aging windows, kitchen and bath plumbing and signs of past leaks. We tell you what to raise with the board.
Walk-ups and buildings with stores below. Our commercial inspections cover both the residential units and the business space.
We inspect homes across all of Manhattan, including:
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Every standard inspection covers structure, roofing, electrical, plumbing, heating and cooling, and appliances. Add any of these:
Finds hidden leaks from the unit above, missing insulation and hot electrical spots behind walls.
Bathrooms, kitchens and under-window walls in older buildings often hide moisture.
Most pre-1978 apartments have lead paint somewhere. Done by an EPA-certified inspector.
We check gas lines and connections at the stove and other appliances in your unit.
Checks air and drinking water safety, including older pipes and fixtures.
For townhouses and small buildings, a close look at roofs we can't safely walk.
Annual parapet observations for building owners with street-facing walls.
For townhouses: a camera check of the line from the house to the street.
Storefronts, offices and mixed-use buildings.
A licensed team, fast reports and real support after the inspection.
Quick answers for Brooklyn buyers. Still have questions? Call or text 347-777-7782.
An average home inspection in New York is around $550. The price depends on the type of property and its square footage. We charge a flat rate with no surprises.
Yes. The building maintains the common areas, but you pay to fix what’s inside your unit: wiring, plumbing, appliances, windows and any unapproved renovations. Read why you shouldn’t skip a condo inspection.
We inspect your unit and note visible problems in the common areas we can reach. For the building as a whole, ask your attorney to review the board minutes, financials and the latest facade (Local Law 11) report.
Most condos and co-ops take 1–2 hours. Single-family homes take 2–3 hours, and multi-family homes take longer. See our full guide.
Yes. New York State requires home inspectors to be licensed, and our inspectors are licensed and InterNACHI-certified.
Within 24 hours of the inspection.
Yes. We have Russian-speaking and Chinese-speaking inspectors, so you can ask questions and go over the report in the language you’re most comfortable with. Just mention your preferred language when you book.
Yes, and we recommend it. We’ll walk you through what we find as we go.
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