Steven Turetsky, UID#16000002314

WELCOME

If you are getting ready to purchase or sell a home/building or already own one, having a home inspection is a wise choice. It is very important that you have good information so you can make well informed decisions regarding the property.

I will look very closly at your home or building, and then will present you with an explanation and report that is "user friendly" and full of important information.

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I am a proud graduate of and certified by the Exterior Design Institute and provide CERTIFIED EIFS INSPECTIONS for both "completed" EIFS installations and "in progress" EIFS installations. If you are considering an EIFS installation, I cannot stress the importance of having each and every stage of the installation inspected. Improper EIFS can seriously damage your building's structure and create stumbling blocks in refinancing or mortgaging attempts.

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You also may have a project in mind that needs quality control inspections. Or, perhaps your home/building is experiencing a particular problem that you are having a difficult time understanding or correcting. I offer versatile project supervision solutions and I am very, very good at troubleshooting.

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I am certified by N.Y.S.D.E.C. and perform Termite/WDI/WDO inspections and provide NPMA33 reports, as required by many lending institutions.

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STEVEN TURETSKY, STATEN ISLAND HOME INSPECTOR

Through the years, I have built many things and managed to get hands on, working knowledge of many trades that I now find myself inspecting. In most cases, when I look at something, it is not only something that I am familiar with because I learned about it in school, but it is something that I have built myself or had built under my supervision.

Having been involved in so many different projects, I have become professionally familiar with many different skills and techniques. The right one's, the wrong one's, the best one's, and how to fix the mistakes.

I have worked on large projects (ie: Starret City, Brooklyn), small projects, well known projects (Outerbrige Crossing Administration Building), residential projects, commercial projects (my work can be seen in malls, airports and bus stations throughout the tristate area) and institutional projects(Saint Vincent's Hospital, Baley Seaton Hospital, Interfaith Hospital)). I have knocked down certain buildings, and picked up others.

Don't get me wrong, I have also spent a great deal of time learning in classrom settings too, and have to tell you that just because you are a carpenter, or a plumber, or whatever, it dosen't make you a Home Inspector. A good Home Inspector never stops learning. A good home inspector loves what he or she does... I love what I do.

As a matter of fact, continuing education is required to maintain a state license or membership in many organizations that I belong to.

I still am quite active in the construction process and right now I am overseeing multiple hi-end residentil construction projects. It is amazing how things are built through the eyes of an inspector.

Please visit my GALLERY at HOMEINSPECTIONSNEWYORK.COM and you can see some of my current projects. The gallery is new and I'm still posting pictures, but there are enough to get started.

I have great pride in every task I undertake... with a keen eye for detail, I strive to ensure that my finished product is noticably superior. As your inspector, I promise you a thorough inspection and will use all of my knowledge and ability to supply you with clear, complete and useful information that you can rely upon.

That is MY flavor.

WHY A HOME INSPECTION?

Why do you need a Home Inspection?

For most of us, even the most real estate savvy, the decision to purchase a home and the selection of the home itself are probably some of the biggest and most important decisions we have the option to make. Most people are not construction experts, and even those that are... are not experts at inspecting buildings.

So much goes into inspecting a home, there are so many things to look at, there are so many clues to find.

It is the role of the Home Inspector to study and report on a building in a way that only an inspector can. Whether it be the exterior or the interior, the basement to the attic, structural, mechanical, or environmental, it is the duty of an inspector to provide his client with a complete, easy to read, non biased and honest report. It it the duty of the inspector to provide their client with the information necessary to make an educated decision when purchasing a home.

Since no building is perfect, it is important that an inspector not be an "alarmist", but rather an "informist" and should be capable of presenting his findings in a way that is commensurate with it's priority.