From detached houses in the north Bronx to multi-family buildings throughout the borough, the inspection is scoped to what the property actually is.
The Bronx has a wide mix of housing, from detached single-family homes to small apartment buildings, and each carries its own risks.
Unit layouts, evidence of prior conversion work, separate utilities, and means of egress observations. Undocumented conversions carry both safety and legal-use consequences that are far cheaper to discover before contract.
Boiler and furnace condition, visible distribution, cellar moisture and drainage. Heating plant replacement is one of the largest single costs a buyer can inherit, and remaining service life is estimable during the inspection.
Roof covering and drainage where safely accessible, masonry and siding condition, foundation and framing where visible. Water entry that starts at the roof usually shows itself inside long before the roof visibly fails.
Riverdale, Pelham Bay, Throgs Neck, Morris Park, Fordham, Kingsbridge, Parkchester, Woodlawn, City Island, Soundview and the rest of the borough.
A written report within 24 hours with photographs, separating safety concerns from maintenance items so you can price the work and negotiate on facts.
Yes. Two-, three- and small multi-family properties are a common inspection type in the borough.
Yes, including the detached and semi-detached housing common in the north and east Bronx.