Military Discount of $25
Licensed home inspectors covering all of
Westchester, Orange, Sullivan, Rockland, Dutchess & Putnam Counties
About Intel Home Inspections
At Intel Home Inspections, we believe in giving you the knowledge and peace of mind you need to make the best possible home buying or selling decision. We do this by offering a wide selection of specialized services for all your home inspection needs. If you want to purchase a home with a pool, are concerned about radon gas levels, are selling an older home, or simply wish to make the home selling process easier and faster, contact our team to schedule any of the specialized inspections below. We are professionally trained and certified by
ATI Home Inspector Training with
New York State Inspector Lic #16000146440, we are also New York State Certified Radon Professionals. Learn more about our owner and lead inspector, below!
First Responder Discount
Intel Home Inspections shares some portion of its inspection fees with St. Jude Children's Research Hospital
Residential & Commercial Inspections
Intel Home Inspections has been the premier choice for home and commercial inspection services. With our professional residential construction knowledge and commitment to exceptional customer service, our certified master inspectors will do our best to make your home inspection experience as stress-free as possible. Schedule online now or request a quote by calling (845) 799-0092.
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Inspection Services For All Your Needs
Client Reviews
“I have tried other inspectors that worked fine, but this one is certainly the best of them all. It brings efficiency to a new level of professionalism.”
Jane Faber,
New York
“If you are looking for a high quality company, I highly recommend this one. They are the very best in the field, no compromise.”
John Smith,
Westchester
“The service is friendly and the results are always of the highest quality. This is the best company I have ever worked with.”
Madelaine Taylor, Hawthorne
“The first time I tried this company, I was hooked. Everything was so fabulous and easy. I’ll never go back to anyone else.”
Sheila Marks,
Realtor
Peace of Mind: 120-Day Warranty from Complete Protection
We back up our home inspections with a 120-Day Warranty provided by Complete Protection (CP™) that delivers a protection plan for the major mechanical systems in the home, including:
- HVAC: AC/Furnace
- Plumbing: Water Heater/Leaks
- Electrical: Wiring/Main Panel/Outlets & Switches
- Appliance Coverage: Dishwasher, Oven/Range, Refrigerator, Washer, Dryer, Microwave
- The CP™ 120-Day Warranty helps protect you from unforeseen costs and appliance breakdowns as you move into your new home.
Inspection Services For All Your Needs
We believe in giving you the knowledge and peace of mind you need to make the best possible home buying or selling decision. We do this by offering a wide selection of specialized services for all your home inspection needs. If you want to purchase a home with a pool, are concerned about radon gas levels, are selling an older home, or simply wish to make the home selling process easier and faster, contact our team to schedule any of the specialized inspections below.
Residential & Commercial Inspections, done right.
Why Choose Intel Home Inspections?
All of our home inspectors are ATI certified. In addition, we thoroughly evaluate all of our recruits and encourage existing staff members to keep up to date with accreditation.
We are certified home inspectors who take pride in generating the most detailed reports with images.
We offer the most
competitive rates in our area which is the best fit to the customer for our service.
We aim for complete customer satisfaction and stand behind our work. Please contact our office as soon as possible if you are not satisfied with our report for any reason.
Experienced and Licensed Home Inspectors, Meet Dominick
I've accumulated nearly two decades of experience in the construction field. For over a decade, I've proudly been affiliated with Ironworkers Local 417, based in Wallkill, NY. Throughout these years, my expertise has been honed in Reinforcing and Structural Ironwork, with a particular focus on Footings and Foundation tasks.
Aside from this, I've ventured into both Residential and Commercial construction on the side, where I've engaged in tasks like house framing, electrical installations, and kitchen/bathroom renovations.
I'm fortunate to have spent a decade in wedded bliss with my wonderful wife, Krystine. We're blessed with an energetic 8-year-old son named Jayden. Our family is also home to two lovable rescue dogs: Cash and Penny.
In my leisure time, I relish activities like fishing, hiking, and gardening. Playing football with Jayden, cruising on my Harley during weekends, and whipping up dishes for my loved ones are some of my cherished moments.
Montgomery, NY, has been our beloved home, where we're embraced by a close-knit community of neighbors and family. The town of Montgomery, with its hardworking spirit, boasts delightful dining spots and picturesque locales to explore.
Intel Inspections Blog
As home flipping becomes increasingly popular, so does the concept of flipping a historical home. However, although the idea can be enticing, it’s important to stay realistic. Historical homes often come with their fair share of complications, especially if they haven’t been lived in or maintained for a number of years. Interested in flipping a historical home? We’ve compiled some tips to help you along the way. What Do I Need to Know to Flip A Historical Home? Often, historical homes are severely lacking in an array of modern amenities. Unfortunately, these are amenities you’ll need to have installed if you’re hoping to sell the home to an enthusiastic homebuyer. First, you should hire an electrician to take a closer look at the home’s electrical system. There’s a chance this will be outdated and pose a safety issue. You’ll also want to have the roof professionally inspected—if there are any problems, these will need to be corrected right away. Some other concerns when it comes to updating and modernizing your historical home include: Are there any drafty windows? If so, have these sealed. Does the masonry need to be touched up? Repointing and foundation work are critical to a home’s value. There’s a good chance the current heating and cooling units (if they exist) will need to be updated and replaced with energy-efficient models. It’s entirely possible to modernize the bathrooms without hurting the space’s historic character. Make these plumbing updates as needed. What Is Most Important? If you’re looking to flip to sell, in particular, then you’ll need to concentrate on the correct projects to make the best possible profit. In this instance, focus on what’s most important to a future homeowner. This includes searching for and repairing any structural or foundational problems, repairing water damage, handling septic concerns, and eliminating any pest issues. If you’re hoping to profit off of your flipped historical home, all the aforementioned issues will need to be addressed. Be sure to have a thorough inspection performed on the home, so that you’re better able to find and address any of these core problems. Otherwise, the value of the home isn’t going to be what you’d hoped, no matter how good it looks aesthetically. Interested in fixing up a historical home and need advice? Contact us for more information today.
When you’re looking to sell your home, you may not think twice about organizing a showing with an interested buyer. However, it’s important to remember that a showing essentially involves inviting a stranger into your home. For this reason, there are some important precautions you’ll need to take if you’re looking to protect yourself and your belongings. 1. Hide Away Valuable or Important Items During a showing, it’s a good idea to avoid having all your most valuable items sitting out in the open. You may even consider having some items locked in a storage facility or kept at a friend’s house during the showing. Even if you believe your items make your space look good for staging purposes, keeping valuables stored away is a safer choice. In addition, personal items like personal electronics, medications, credit cards, bills, and other important records should also be hidden away and out of the visitor’s eye. 2. Only Show by Appointment Under no circumstances should you perform a showing that hasn’t been scheduled in advance. The only exception to this rule is when you’re running an open house, but this will still take place during a pre-determined timeframe. Any individual who enters your home should have made an appointment. For extra safety, ensure that each of these appointments is confirmed and cleared by your agent. Use a trusted appointment management system to stay organized and specify that appointments can only be scheduled by active agents who are in good standing. 3. Don’t Show Your Home on Your Own Especially if you currently live alone, you shouldn’t be the only individual at home during the showing. As such, there should be a minimum of two parties observing the showing, typically including a real estate agent and either the home’s owner or listing agent. Both of these individuals should accompany the potential buyer throughout their tour of the home. Remember, there is real value in using the buddy system when it comes to protecting your home and yourself. Looking for more tips on how to organize a showing for your home? Contact us for more information.
