NYS-licensed, InterNACHI-certified inspectors for Queens houses, co-ops and multi-family homes. Your report arrives within 24 hours.
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Queens is New York’s most varied housing market. A Tudor in Forest Hills, a two-family in Flushing, a garden co-op in Jackson Heights and a high-rise condo in Long Island City each need a different eye. We’ve inspected them all, and we know what fails in each.
Bayside, Whitestone, Douglaston and Fresh Meadows. We add a drone roof check, a sewer scope to the street, and grading and drainage around the foundation.
Middle Village, Ridgewood and Woodhaven. Shared walls, flat roofs and old plumbing need a close look.
Flushing, Elmhurst, Astoria and Ozone Park. We inspect every unit, shared boilers, separate electric services and signs of structural damage.
Jackson Heights, Forest Hills, Rego Park and Bayside. We test what you'll own and flag building issues for the board.
Long Island City and downtown Flushing. We check workmanship, HVAC, windows and appliances before your final walkthrough.
Howard Beach, Broad Channel and the Rockaways. We look for past flood damage, corrosion and repairs after major storms.
We inspect homes across all of Queens, including:
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Every standard inspection covers structure, roofing, electrical, plumbing, heating and cooling, and appliances. Add any of these:
Old clay and cast-iron lines to the street crack and clog. Repairs often run into the thousands.
Flat and steep roofs we can't safely walk still get a close look.
Finds hidden leaks, missing insulation and hot electrical spots behind walls.
Basements, especially in flood-prone areas, often trap moisture.
Checks air and drinking water safety.
Most pre-1978 homes have lead paint somewhere. Done by an EPA-certified inspector.
Needed for many rowhouses and walk-ups with flat roofs.
Wood-frame homes and older gas lines.
Mixed-use buildings with storefronts below.
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. We have Chinese-speaking and Russian-speaking inspectors, which helps many of our clients in Flushing, Elmhurst, Rego Park and Forest Hills. Just mention your preferred language when you book.
Yes. We inspect every unit, the shared systems and the basement. We also point out signs of mold infestation or termites damage.
Yes. The building maintains the common areas, but you pay to fix what’s inside your unit. Read why you shouldn’t skip a condo inspection.
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, and we recommend it. We’ll walk you through what we find as we go.
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