Our Inspection Services

General inspections, energy efficiency assessment, radon testing, thermal imaging, and more.

Home Inspection

Bosetti Home Inspection is committed to providing a thorough, unbiased home inspection at a fair price. Our customers get the information they need to proceed with confidence.​

  • Includes assessment of the house’s structure, exterior, roof, plumbing, electrical, heating, air conditioning, interior, insulation, ventilation, fireplaces, and attics.
  • We deliver personalized quotes and detailed reports to the client.
  • Inspections of residential homes, multi-family units, townhouses, condos, log homes, mobile homes, and swimming pool safety evaluation.

Testing

Our equipment is designed to test for the presence of a range of possible contaminants, hazards, and energy issues. Testing can be ordered as a stand-alone service or as part of an inspection.

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Hazards Testing

We test for radon, carbon monoxide, and fuel gas leaks.

Energy Efficiency

Our thermal imaging scans will help locate missing insulation and weak spots in your home’s heating and cooling system.

Water Quality

We can collect samples of your drinking water to test for total coliform, e coli, and other hazards, and provide documentation for chain of custody, if required.

Do we inspect for Pests, Mold, Asbestos, Lead?

The NYS Standards of Practice state Inspectors shall not be required to determine the presence or absence of any suspected environmental hazards, including hazardous substances, organic compounds, PCB’s, asbestos, urea formaldehyde insulation, toxins, carcinogens, diseases, wood destroying organisms, mold, lead paint, air quality or any other potential environmental hazards. However, The Inspection Report will include visual observations as indicated below with referral to an appropriate licensed professional:

  • Pest Inspection: We will report observations of rodent droppings, animal holes along foundations or under porches, carpenter ant or roach sightings, insect damage to wood components, carpenter bee or woodpecker holes, active wasp nests, and the like.
  • Mold: We will report conditions observed that may be conducive to mold growth, and staining, spotting or discolorations that are suspect and should or could be examined further by a mold professional.
  • Asbestos: Asbestos is present in many products but is of most concern if it becomes “friable”. Asbestos suspected material that is friable will be reported, with referral to a licensed professional for guidance.
  • Lead: Testing for lead in paint and water must be done at a laboratory. Lead was banned in paint in NY in 1978, and from plumbing solder in 1986. Many older inner city homes still have a lead main water line and homes with copper plumbing built before 1986 may have lead soldered fittings. Peeling paint, especially in older homes where lead paint may still be present will be commented on. These observations will be included in the Inspection Report with the recommendation to consult with appropriate water quality professionals or the Department of Health for options.