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Greg Haley, Home Inspection LLC
308 Fayette Dr.
Fayetteville, NY 13066
phone: 315-559-6666
fax: 1-866-372-3304
greg@ghaley.com
I am a full service home inspector near Syracuse NY, serving all of Onondaga and Madison counties. I do residential home inspections, 48 Hr radon testing, pest inspections, septic dye testing, well flow and water purity testing.
- Home Inspections - Accurate and reliable with outstanding and professional service.
- Radon Testing - ELAP laboratory on premises. No delays from using an out of town lab for radon results.
- Pest Inspections - NYDEC Licensed ≈ ID# C7849641
- Weekend Inspections Welcomed
- Call 7 Days (till 9:00 PM) - Available on Short Notice
- Mechanical Engineer - Tri-State University 1971
- Member - American Society of Home Inspectors # 207866
- GSAR - Affiliate with Lockbox Key
- Board of Directors - CNY Coalition for Healthy Indoor Air, Inc.
- Certified, Licensed and Insured
- NY State Home Inspection License #16000005546
- NY State DOH ELAP ID #11809 (Radon Testing)
- NY State DEC ID #7849641 (Pest Inspecting)
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For an Informed Decision
A home inspection is an opportunity for a prospective buyer or a seller to get timely, unbiased, and accurate information about the condition of a house in order to complete a transaction. We conduct a thorough visual investigation of the structure, inspect major architectural features, check the operation of the major systems and built-in appliances and provide a thorough report of the existing conditions in the home. You should plan to come to the house at the time of the inspection, ask questions and review the inspection report with the home inspector. Inspections are conducted in accordance with the rigorous guidelines of the Standards of Practice of the American Society of Home Inspectors (ASHI).
For Professionalism
Our inspections are completely independent. Our inspections are conducted with only your interests in mind. Business practices are guided by the Code of Ethics of (ASHI). We do not receive commissions from any real estate broker or agent. We do not attempt to influence the terms of any real estate transaction. We are not a party to any transaction involving an inspected home. We do not contract for any recommended repairs.
About the American Society of Home Inspectors
Established in 1976, ASHI is the oldest, largest and most respected national professional organization of home inspectors in North America. It is a nonprofit organization whose membership consists of more than 6,000 individual home inspectors representing solely-owned, franchise and multi-inspector companies.
Here is a brief history of how I got to be a Syracuse NY home inspector
I was born in Gary, Indiana in 1947. I went to St. Mark’s grade school (1st-8th grade). I went to Andrean High School and worked at Bramms toy and hobby store during this time. At Bramms I repaired bicycles, mopped floors and generally was an all around gofer. For the next six summers I worked as an Ironworker: that is where I learned to run a torch and stick weld. I also worked as a "checker cleaner" in the open hearth for a short time but that was a nasty job, so I went back to Ironworking. During this same time period I attended Butler University for two years in their pre-pharmacy program. I then transferred to Tri-State University, a very good engineering school in northeast Indiana. I got my pilot’s license during my senior year at college and flew a Mooney Mark 21.
In 1971 I graduated with a Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering. Because no one was hiring engineers in 1971, I took a job working for Great Lakes Steel Company as a turn foreman in the maintenance department. Not liking to play the corporate game I packed up and came to Syracuse, to go into business with my old roommate from collage who was also an engineer. We took over his father's business on the south side of Syracuse and I have been here ever since. Over the next 35 years I owned three business and was involved in many endeavors including construction, retail sales and repairs. Now home inspection is my full time business. As a home inspector in Onondaga and Madison county I don't have the overhead and responsibilities of a large organization with buildings, trucks and employees. I get to meet new people every day and help them with their home buying experience.
I do a lot of work in Manlius, Fayetteville, Dewitt, Cicero, Clay, Camillus, Jamesville, Cazenovia, Skaneateles and of course, Syracuse. I love Syracuse University Basketball and playing tennis at East Side Racquet Club. I am an ASHI member and treasurer of the Central New York chapter. I am on the board of directors of the CNY Coalition for Healthy Indoor Air, Inc. "Syracuse New York home inspector" is a good title for me now because the kids are out of the house and I don't mind working weekends and odd hours to help out my clients.
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