NYS-licensed, InterNACHI-certified inspectors for Westchester colonials, Tudors, co-ops and multi-family homes. Your report arrives within 24 hours.
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Westchester homes tend to be older, larger and set on more land than homes in the city. Many date to the early 1900s, have been expanded more than once, and still carry original slate roofs, stone foundations or old heating systems. In the northern towns, many homes also rely on septic systems and private wells. We check the whole property and tell you what needs a specialist before you buy.
Scarsdale, Bronxville, Larchmont and Rye. We check slate and cedar roofs, chimneys, older wiring, plumbing and the additions built over the years.
Tarrytown, Irvington, Dobbs Ferry and Hastings-on-Hudson. Victorians and older homes with plaster, original framing and systems updated in pieces.
Common across mid-county towns. We look at roofs, attics, grading and drainage, and finished lower levels for signs of water.
Yonkers, Mount Vernon and New Rochelle. We inspect every unit, shared boilers and water heaters, and separate electric services.
White Plains, Hartsdale, Yonkers and New Rochelle. We test what you'll own and flag building issues for the board or HOA.
Along the Hudson and Long Island Sound. Slopes, retaining walls and drainage deserve a close look, as do signs of past water damage.
We inspect homes across Westchester County, including:
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Every standard inspection covers structure, roofing, electrical, plumbing, heating and cooling, and appliances. Most of these services are included in our general inspection:
Steep slate, cedar and multi-level roofs we can't safely walk still get a close look.
Finds hidden leaks, missing insulation and hot electrical spots behind walls.
Radon levels vary across Westchester. A short test is the only way to know.
Important for homes on private wells, and a good check for older plumbing.
Basements, crawl spaces and stone foundations often trap moisture.
For homes on public sewer: a camera check of the line to the street.
Most pre-1978 homes have lead paint somewhere. Done by an EPA-certified inspector.
Wood-frame homes, decks and older gas lines.
Storefronts, offices and mixed-use buildings.
A licensed team, fast reports and real support after the inspection.
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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.
Many older Westchester homes once heated with oil. We look for signs of a tank, such as fill and vent pipes, and recommend a tank sweep if we find them. Removing an abandoned or leaking tank can be expensive, so it’s worth knowing before you buy.
Many homes in northern Westchester use a septic system and a private well. We note visible signs of problems and recommend an evaluation by a licensed septic contractor. Our drinking water testing checks the well water.
Most condos and co-ops take 1–2 hours. Single-family homes take 2–3 hours, and larger or 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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