Ace Home Inspections

A Thorough Inspection is a careful review of your item or system to find defects, issues, or safety concerns, involving checking components, performance, and safety, then reporting findings and recommendations for fixes or improvements.

Accurate Home Inspection is a service that checks a home’s structure, systems, and safety features to identify issues before buying, selling, or maintaining a property. It involves a thorough on-site evaluation and a detailed report of findings and recommendations.

Additional Home Inspection is a supplementary inspection to assess parts not covered in a standard check, such as a specific area or system. It involves focused evaluation, reporting findings, and identifying issues or safety concerns for informed decisions.

Additional Home Inspection Services are extra checks a home inspector offers beyond the standard inspection, such as termite, radon, chimney, or mold assessments, to give a fuller picture of a property's condition.

Air Conditioning is a system that cools and dehumidifies indoor air using a compressor and refrigerant, providing comfortable temperatures. It involves installing, maintaining, and repairing units such as central AC or split systems to control airflow and improve air quality.

Air Sampling is the process of collecting air samples to measure what substances are present, such as dust, chemicals, or microbes. It involves using devices to capture air, storing the samples, and analyzing them to assess air quality and safety.

Clearance Inspections are checks performed to verify a space is clear of hazards, debris, or unauthorized items before use or occupancy. It involves inspecting for safety, ensuring compliance, and documenting clearance before approval.

Consulting Services help you solve business problems by offering expert advice, analysis, and recommendations. It involves assessing needs, sharing insights, planning, and guiding implementation to improve efficiency, strategy, or outcomes.

Electrical Systems is the design, installation, and maintenance of electrical wiring, panels, circuits, lighting, and safety devices in buildings, ensuring reliable power, proper grounding, and adherence to codes for safe, efficient operation.

Let a NY State Licensed Mold Assessor at Ace Home Inspections do a mold inspection of your home or business. We can help you take control of your home's mold problems.

Family Homes is a service that helps families find, secure, and settle into suitable housing. It involves matching needs with available homes, assisting with paperwork and leases, and offering support for neighbors, budgeting, and moving in.

A Heating System provides warmth for a home by circulating heated air or water through a network of ducts or pipes, using a furnace, boiler, or heat pump. It involves installation, maintenance, thermostats, and seasonal service to keep rooms comfortable.

Home Construction is the process of building a house from start to finish, including planning with designers, obtaining permits, laying foundations, framing, installing systems (electric, plumbing, HVAC), and finishing touches like insulation and interiors to create a livable home.

Home Inspection Mold Inspection is a service that checks for hidden mold in a home, assesses moisture sources, inspects affected areas, uses tools to detect mold, and provides findings and recommendations to keep indoor air safe.

Home Remediation is a service that fixes hazards and damages in a home to restore safety and livability. It involves assessing problems, removing or repairing dangerous materials, cleaning affected areas, and making necessary repairs to prevent future issues.

Home Repair is a service that fixes and maintains the inside and outside of a house, from fixing leaks and torn drywall to painting, replacing broken fixtures, and improving safety and functionality in living spaces.

Hvac Systems is a service that installs, repairs, and maintains heating, ventilation, and air conditioning components to keep indoor spaces comfortable and safe, including thermostats, ducts, furnaces, and cooling units.

Indoor Air is a service that checks and improves the air you breathe indoors, focusing on filtering pollutants, controlling humidity, and ensuring proper ventilation to create a healthier, more comfortable indoor environment.

Infrared Thermometers measure temperature without touching a surface by detecting infrared energy emitted. Point the device at a target, read the temperature on the display, useful for quick, noncontact checks in medical, industrial, or food safety contexts.

Initial Inspection is a first, quick check of a site or item to identify obvious issues, safety concerns, and current condition. It involves visual review, basic measurements, notes on notable problems, and determining next steps or needed follow-up actions.

Insulation And Ventilation is a service that improves a building’s comfort and energy use by keeping heat in during cold weather and out during hot weather, while ensuring air quality with proper airflow and moisture control through insulation and vent systems.

Lab Analysis is a service where samples are tested in a lab to identify composition, quality, or other properties. It involves collecting and preparing samples, running tests with instruments, and reporting results and any recommendations.

Lead Inspection is a service that checks buildings and materials for lead hazards, especially in older homes. It involves testing dust, soil, water or paint, evaluating risks, and providing safe recommendations to reduce exposure and protect health.

Lead Paint is a service that identifies and tests for lead-based paint in buildings, assesses safety risks, and provides guidance or remediation options to remove or manage lead hazards for healthier, safer living or working environments.

Licensed Mold Inspector is a certified professional who tests buildings for mold, identifies sources of moisture, collects samples if needed, and provides a report with findings and recommendations to improve indoor air quality.

Manufactured home inspections assess factory-built homes for safety and quality, checking structure, systems, and finishes to ensure they meet building codes and are in good working order for buyers or lenders.

Moisture Intrusion is a service that checks for and removes water damage, mold, and excess humidity in buildings. It involves inspecting areas, identifying sources of leaks, drying wet spaces, and preventing future moisture problems.

Mold Assessments identify mold presence in a building, determine where it comes from, and assess moisture issues. A tester visits, inspects spaces, takes samples if needed, and provides a report with findings and recommendations for cleanup or remediation.

Mold Exposure is a service that helps identify, assess, and reduce health risks from mold in homes or workplaces. It involves testing for mold presence, evaluating moisture issues, and providing steps to clean, remediate, and prevent future growth.

Mold Growing is a service that teaches how to cultivate mold colonies for study, hobby, or food fermentation, covering safe handling, preferred strains, equipment setup, environmental controls, and basic growth techniques in simple, step-by-step terms.

Mold Problems is a service that detects, inspects, and removes mold in homes or buildings, explains causes, repairs affected areas, and provides tips to prevent future mold growth, aiming to improve air quality and safety.>

Mold Removal is cleaning and eliminating mold growth from homes or buildings, addressing moisture sources, and preventing future growth with proper ventilation, cleaning, sealing, and sometimes repairs or replacement of affected materials.

Mold Sampling is a service that collects air or surface samples to check for mold. It involves using sterile swabs or pumps, sending samples to a lab, and receiving a report to identify mold types and levels inside a building.

Mold Testing checks your indoor air and surfaces for mold spores. A technician collects samples from air or surfaces, sends them to a lab, and analyzes them to identify mold types and levels, helping determine necessary cleanup and prevention steps.

Mold inspection is a check by a professional to see if your home has mold growth. They inspect walls, ceilings, and more, collect samples if needed, identify moisture sources, and recommend steps to remove mold and prevent future problems.

Mold sampling is a test to check for mold in a building. It involves collecting air or surface samples, sending them to a lab, and analyzing the numbers to identify types and amounts of mold so you can address moisture and hygiene issues.

Most Inspections is a service that helps you check and confirm important aspects of a property, vehicle, or system. It involves arranging skilled inspectors to assess condition, identify issues, and provide clear reports and recommendations.

Multi-unit inspections is a service that checks multiple properties or units at once to ensure they meet safety, quality, and regulatory standards, involving coordinated scheduling, standardized checks, and unified reporting for all units.

New Home is a service that helps you plan, purchase, and move into a new residence, including finding a suitable property, arranging finance or leasing, coordinating inspections, and handling tasks to set up your home and utilities for a smooth relocation.

New construction inspections check that a newly built home or structure meets design plans and building codes, inspecting foundations, framing, electrical, plumbing, insulation, and safety features at key stages to ensure quality and compliance before completion.

Our Home Inspection Reports provides clear, professional assessments of a property’s condition, detailing structural, electrical, plumbing, and safety issues, with photos and recommendations to help buyers, sellers, or owners make informed decisions.

Our Inspections is a service that checks your property or site for safety, quality, and compliance. It involves scheduled visits, thorough checks, clear findings, and practical recommendations to fix issues and ensure standards are met.

Pre-Listing Inspections are home checks done before selling to spot issues, like repairs or safety fixes, so you can fix them upfront, share a clear report with buyers, set an accurate price, and avoid last‑minute surprises during the sale.

Pre-listing inspections are home checks done before selling to spot issues, estimate repair needs, and provide a truthful condition report for buyers. It involves a licensed inspector evaluating structure, systems, safety, and minor repairs to speed the sale.

Property Inspection is a professional check of a home or building to assess its condition, safety, and systems. It involves inspecting structure, roof, plumbing, electrical, HVAC, and visible defects, then reporting findings and any needed repairs or risks.

Radon Inspection is a home test that checks for radon gas, a colorless, odorless radioactive air contaminant. It involves placing detectors in the home for a period to measure levels, then reporting results and recommended mitigation if needed.

Radon Inspector is a service that tests indoor air for radon, a radioactive gas. It involves installing a monitor, collecting samples or analyzing air over a period, and providing a report with results and recommendations to reduce exposure.

Re-Inspections is a follow-up check to review a previously inspected item or site, ensuring issues were fixed. It involves a new assessment, re-testing, and documenting whether standards now meet requirements.

Rental property inspections are visits by landlords or managers to check the condition of a rental home, document wear and damage, verify safety, and plan maintenance or repairs to ensure the property stays in good shape and meets lease terms.

Repair and Maintenance is a service that fixes broken parts or systems and keeps them working well. It involves diagnosing issues, replacing or repairing components, performing routine upkeep, testing performance, and preventing future problems.

Ace Home Inspections non-invasive Residential Home Inspection is offered for single-family homes up to four-family homes. The inspection abides by NY State's Standards of Practice and Code of Ethics.

Residential Home Inspection Services evaluate a home’s condition by checking structure, systems, and safety features, identify defects, and provide a written report with repair suggestions so buyers, sellers, or owners understand risks and needed repairs.

Roof System is the set of components that form a building’s top, including shingles, underlayment, flashing, and supporting structure. It involves designing, installing, and maintaining weatherproof protection to keep water out and support the building.

Schedule Inspection lets you book a time for a professional to check a property or item. You choose a date, provide details, and the inspector confirms or suggests alternatives, then visits to assess, report findings, and note any required actions.

A septic system is an on-site waste treatment setup that uses a tank and a drain field to break down and filter wastewater from a home, separated from the storm system; it involves installation, maintenance, pumping, and occasional repairs.

Single-Family Homes is a service for finding, buying, or managing standalone houses designed for one household, including property search, inspections, financing options, and ownership guidance without shared walls or multi-unit structures.

Specialized Inspections is a tailored service that checks and verifies specific areas or systems to ensure they meet required standards, often focusing on safety, quality, and compliance through detailed, expert assessments.

Structural Systems involve planning and detailing the framework that supports a building, including beams, columns, and floors. It covers how loads are carried, how parts connect, and how the structure stays safe, stable, and efficient during construction and use.

Termite Inspection is a professional check of a building to find signs of termites or damage. It involves a thorough walk-through, looking for mud tubes, damaged wood, and stated pest activity, with a written report and recommendations.

Termite Inspector is a service that checks buildings for termite damage using inspections and treatments to prevent or stop infestations, including identifying signs, reporting results, and recommending remedies.

Thermal Imaging uses infrared cameras to detect heat and show it as colors, helping see hot spots and temperature differences. It involves capturing thermal data, creating images or videos, and interpreting patterns for diagnostics, safety, or maintenance.