Mark Bradeis
- NJ HOME INSPECTOR LIC# 24GI00169300
- CERTIFIED ASHI INSPECTOR ID# 266136
- RADON MET# 13896
Services are provided throughout Hunterdon County, NJ, including Flemington, Stockton, and Lambertville.
See how findings are presented—clear, detailed, and easy to understand.
Due Diligence Services
Inspection services in New Jersey are designed to identify conditions that are not visible during a typical showing.
Many of the most expensive issues—such as sewer line failures, underground oil tanks, elevated radon levels, or structural concerns—are not obvious without proper inspections.
All inspections are non-invasive and limited to readily accessible areas unless otherwise stated.
Concealed defects, environmental hazards beyond the scope of selected services, and code compliance are not included in a standard home inspection.
MBI Home Inspections provides services throughout:
- Hunterdon County, NJ
- Stockton, NJ
- Flemington, NJ
- Lambertville, NJ
- Upper Bucks County, PA
Home Inspection in Hunterdon County, NJ
A home inspection is a visual evaluation of the readily accessible systems and components of a residential property, performed in accordance with the New Jersey Standards of Practice (N.J.A.C. 13:40-15).
MBI Home Inspections provides professional home inspection services throughout Hunterdon County, NJ, including Stockton, Flemington, and Lambertville.
The inspection includes the structure, roof, exterior, electrical, plumbing, heating, cooling, insulation, and interior components.
Each inspection is performed personally by Mark Bradeis and typically takes 2–3 hours depending on the size, age, and condition of the home.
The purpose of the inspection is to identify conditions that may substantially affect safety, habitability, or value, and to provide clear, practical recommendations for repair or further evaluation. Many significant defects are not visible during a typical showing and can result in unexpected cost if not identified prior to closing.
A detailed home inspection report with photos is delivered asap.
Termite Inspection (Wood Destroying Insect Inspection) in NJ
A wood destroying insect inspection evaluates the home for visible evidence of termite activity and other wood-destroying organisms.
Wood destroying insect inspections are performed throughout Hunterdon County, NJ, including Flemington, Stockton, and Lambertville, and are commonly referred to as termite inspections in New Jersey.
Accessible structural components are examined for:
- Active infestations
- Past damage
- Conditions conducive to infestation
Undetected termite activity can result in structural damage and costly repairs if not identified and addressed.
This inspection provides documentation commonly required for real estate transactions, including buyers, sellers, and lenders.
Radon testing is performed using calibrated electronic monitors placed in the lowest livable area of the home.
Radon testing services are provided throughout Hunterdon County, NJ, including Flemington, Stockton, and Lambertville.
Radon is a naturally occurring radioactive gas and is the second leading cause of lung cancer in the United States. It is colorless, odorless, and not detectable without proper testing.
- The EPA action level is 4.0 pCi/L
- Results are typically available within 48 hours
Elevated radon levels present a known health risk and are common in this region. Testing is the only way to determine if radon is present at levels that require mitigation.
If elevated levels are detected, mitigation is typically straightforward and cost-effective.
Mold Air Quality Testing and Sampling
Mold testing evaluates indoor air quality by comparing spore levels inside the home to an outdoor control sample.
Mold testing services are provided throughout Hunterdon County, NJ, including Flemington, Stockton, and Lambertville.
Samples are analyzed by EMSL Analytical, Inc..
Standard testing includes:
- 2 indoor air samples
- 1 outdoor control sample
Tape samples may also be collected when visible growth is present, and likely moisture sources are identified during the inspection.
Elevated mold levels may indicate conditions affecting indoor air quality and are often associated with underlying moisture issues. If present, further evaluation or remediation may be recommended.
Results identify mold types and concentrations to help guide next steps.
Sewer Scope
A sewer scope inspection evaluates the condition of the main waste line from the house to the municipal connection or septic system.
Sewer scope inspections are performed throughout Hunterdon County, NJ, including Flemington, Stockton, and Lambertville.
A specialized camera is inserted into the sewer line to identify:
Cracks, breaks, or offsets
Root intrusion
Blockages or buildup
Improper repairs or materials
Sewer line defects are not visible during a standard home inspection and can result in significant repair or replacement costs if not identified prior to closing.
This is one of the most important inspections for older homes, where aging materials and root intrusion are common.
A video recording and summary of findings are provided.
Oil Tank Sweep
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An oil tank sweep is performed to determine the presence of underground storage tanks (USTs), which can pose significant environmental and financial risk.
Oil tank sweep services are performed throughout Hunterdon County, NJ, including Flemington, Stockton, and Lambertville, and are especially important for older homes in New Jersey.
The inspection includes:
Interior evaluation for evidence of oil heating systems
Exterior scanning using a magnetic locator
Underground oil tanks, particularly those that are abandoned or leaking, can result in environmental contamination and costly remediation.
If no tank is detected, a certification letter is provided.
If results are inconclusive, ground penetrating radar (GPR) may be recommended for further evaluation.
Schedule an Inspection
Scheduling is available online or by phone.
Call or text to book an inspection or to discuss which services are appropriate for the property.