Boiler inspection and performance evaluation before a home sale

Last updated October 27, 2026Reviewed by Waseem Shahzad, Lead Technician

Deer Park, NYBoiler InspectionTechnician: ShabbyDecember 2025

A boiler inspection and performance evaluation for a home being sold, with a written report and recommendations.

Boiler and water heater in a Deer Park basement

Boiler controls inspected during a performance evaluation, Deer Park NY

Boiler piping and circulators, Deer Park NY

Zone piping and valves on the heating system, Deer Park NY

What the homeowner reported

A boiler inspection and performance evaluation was requested as part of a home sale, with a written report to follow.

What we found

The boiler was working well at the time of the inspection. The record also notes an older air conditioning system in the house.

What we did

Shabby inspected the boiler and evaluated how it was performing, and wrote up the findings and recommendations in a summary report.

The result

The boiler was working well, and the written report with recommendations was provided after the inspection.

Job details are from our December 2025 service record for this Deer Park home. Customer details are left out.

General information, not details from this job

About boiler inspections for a sale

Buyers and sellers often want a heating system looked at by a heating contractor, separate from a general home inspection. A boiler inspection looks at the burner, controls, venting, relief valve, expansion tank, circulators and zone piping, and how the system runs through a full cycle. A written summary gives both sides the same facts: what is working, what is aging, and what to plan for, so the heating system does not become a surprise after closing.