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Professional Engineers
We are currently looking for preferred professionals to refer our client database to in the following counties.
New York City
Nassau County
Suffolk County
The Hamptons
Queens County
Kings County
As hard as it is to find a good lender or broker, the task of finding a good legal, insurance, taxation, real estate or financial professional is equally as tough. Just because a person passes the state bar exam, insurance exam or receives professional licensing doesn’t mean they are good. We only team up with proven professionals with the highest ethical standards who have demonstrated a desire to work in their clients best interest. If you feel you meet these standards, feel free to contact us to arrange for an interview.
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No doubt you’ve looked long and hard to find the right property to purchase and now it's important to know its true condition. To make this assessment an inspection is needed.
Why choose an ‘Engineer’ over a ‘home inspector’?
Most realtors and attorneys refer to a home inspection as an "Engineer's Report." That's because they know that a licensed engineer is a professional who is accountable for his work. The only problem is that most people doing home inspections are NOT engineers!
They may be licensed as 'home inspectors', but such licenses are not recognized by the State of New York as having the same level of competence and authority as an Engineer’s license. In fact, by law, only an Engineer can give evaluations, recommendations and solutions with respect to structure and other systems. A 'home inspector' may only comment on the condition of individual 'components' within a system. He cannot, for instance, legally state that "the structure appears sound" for this would regarded as the practice of engineering for which he is not licensed. All too often I get a call from someone telling me that, "the home inspector saw a problem and recommended that it be looked at by an Engineer." Don’t get caught in the scenario of having to decide whether or not to undertake the additional expense of another inspection.
THE CHOICE IS CLEAR, CHOOSE AN ENGINEER.
 Lloyd Howell's Qualifications
Lloyd Howell is a New York State licensed professional engineer conducting home and commercial property inspections throughout Suffolk and Nassau Counties in Long Island and in Queens and Brooklyn . He is also a New York State licensed termite inspector, so that he can conduct both the property inspection and the required termite inspection at the same time. Our clients save both time and money by having one person perform both inspections.
Mr. Howell brings to his inspections years of expertise in designing heating, air conditioning, plumbing and fire protection systems for both residential and commercial properties. He also has had both electrical and structural training.
Mr. Howell has performed hundreds of inspections throughout Long Island, from New York City to Montauk, ranging in size from small beach cottages to multi-million dollar Hampton homes. No job is too big or too small. Our fees are competitive and set according to the size and scope of the inspection. Check to see if your 'inspector' is a Professional Engineer
First of all he will have the designation "P.E." (Professional Engineer) after his name.
Sometimes others refer to themselves as 'engineers' because they work in some related field and/or may have graduated from an engineering college, but ONLY persons who have passed the State licensing process are legally allowed to call themselves an 'Engineer'.
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