Know Your
Home.
Before You Buy.
Sanad Home Inspection delivers thorough, certified residential and commercial inspections across all five boroughs — with your full report delivered within 24 hours.
Your
Investment
Deserves
Certainty.
From brownstones in Brooklyn to high-rises in Manhattan, every property has its own story. I take the time to read it — thoroughly, honestly, and completely — so you never walk into a surprise after closing.
What New Yorkers
Are Saying
We were buying a 1920s brownstone in Bed-Stuy and had no idea what we were getting into. Sanad found knob-and-tube wiring hiding behind the finished walls, old galvanized pipes starting to corrode, and a foundation crack that needed attention before winter. The report was so thorough our attorney used it directly in negotiations. We saved more than we spent on the inspection ten times over.
Our house in Tottenville had a finished basement that looked perfect. Sanad popped every panel cover, tested every outlet, and found water intrusion behind a drywalled corner the seller hadn't disclosed. In Staten Island the moisture issues are real — he knew exactly where to look. Got the report next morning with photos of everything. Couldn't recommend him more.
We bought a two-family in Fordham and needed someone who understood older Bronx housing stock. Sanad inspected both units top to bottom — flagged an oversized electrical service issue, a failing boiler the tenants had been nursing along, and improper venting on the water heater. Every item was prioritized by urgency. Made our renovation budget so much clearer.
I was purchasing a colonial in Jamaica, Queens and my agent referred me to Sanad. The house looked great on the surface but he found evidence of an unpermitted addition, active termite activity in the crawl space, and a roof one season away from failing. He was calm, thorough, and explained everything without being alarmist. Worth every penny.
Buying a co-op in Inwood felt like buying a mystery. Sanad inspected every accessible area, tested all appliances, checked windows for seal failure, and flagged a slow drain pointing to a partial blockage in the branch line. His report included photos of everything and was easy enough to share with the co-op board. Already sent three friends his way.
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