Strictly Business Home Inspections will provide you with a thorough and professional home inspection to make sure that you are well informed about the home you are purchasing.
You can buy your home with confidence, knowing that we have carefully examined it, and reported all findings to you in our east-to-read complete report.
We welcome the opportunity to serve you!
Strictly Business is a licensed professional property inspection company with the experience to inspect your home from basement to roof, and let you know exactly what condition it is in, and what, if anything, you will need to have repaired.
Strictly Business is certified by:
* FEMA
* NACHI
* ESA
* AHIT
* IAQA
Licensed by:
* NY State
* The Residential Builder's Commission
* New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection
Ira Eisenstein is even a certified mold inspector!
We have inspected nearly 1,000 homes and have the experience, training, and equipment to thoroughly and professionally inspect yours!
* Air Conditioning Equipment
* Air Leaks around Doors
* Air Leaks through Windows, And Window Frames
* Any Skylights, And How to Make Good Use of Them for Energy Efficiency
* Air Flow in Your House (Possible Advantage of Ceiling Fans, Or a Whole House Fan)
* Carbon Monoxide
* Certified Infrared Thermographer Level 1
* Certified Mold Inspector
* Commercial
* Condition and Maintenance of Radiators to Maximize Their Heat Radiation into the Room
* Electrical
* Electrical Inspection Energy Leaks
* Exterior Inspection
* Foreclosed Properties
* Foundation
* Green Energy
* Heat Loss through Any Fireplaces You May Have
* Heat Loss through Electric Outlets, Switches, Etc
* Heat Loss through Heating Pipes
* Heat Loss through the Floor into the Basement
* Heat Loss through Water Pipes
* Heating/Cooling Inspection
* Home Energy Inspections
* Insulation in the Attic
* Insulation in Walls
* Interior I
* Plumbing
* Possible Zoning of Heat (If You Do Not Already Have Zoning)
* Radon
* Roof
* Structural
* Termite Inspection
* The Type and Location of Flooring That May Influence Heat Retention
* The Type, Age, and Condition of Your Boiler and Your Hot Water Heater
* Type and Thermal Efficiency of Your Windows and Doors
* Water Leakage in Your Basement Foundation Walls
* Weather-Stripping Under and Around Doors