We understand the Real Estate Process. Our highly experienced inspectors provide thorough and educational inspections to our clients, with timely reporting and environmental results. And we stand behind our work! Call 800-328-4677 to schedule your inspection today.
We understand the Real Estate Process. Our highly experienced inspectors provide thorough and educational inspections to our clients, with timely reporting and environmental results. And we stand behind our work!
Call 800-328-4677 to schedule your inspection.
Commercial Inspections
Tiger’s licensed seasoned professionals with specialized commercial knowledge are experienced in assessing buildings of all types.
Tiger Mold Division
Our Certified Mold Specialists are highly trained and nationally certified for Mold Assessments and Testing
203(k) HUD Consulting
The FHA 203(k) Renovation Loan offers financing for home improvements and repairs in one mortgage, based on the after renovation value.
Defective Foundations
Tiger Group, Inc. Policy Statement Concerning Defective Foundations and Concrete Conditions in Connecticut
Contractor Network
Our contractor network is a geographic database of pre-screened contractors.
Tiger Group, Inc. is more than just a home inspection company. We employ our years of experience and academic training to assist you with your home purchase, sale, and ongoing inspection needs. Tiger’s services include Residential and Commercial Building Inspections, Environmental Testing, New Construction Inspections, Seller’s Preparation Inspections, and Home Owner Services. The process begins with our professional client service staff, available 7 days per week to answer questions and schedule services. Our highly skilled Tiger Inspectors provide the site inspection and the resulting report is emailed to you within 24 hours, and we are always available for follow-up conversations.
Tiger’s Environmental Team carries national certifications to perform Radon, Well Water, and Mold Assessments and Testing. Ask us about our pre-set services for expedited lab results. We understand that people often prefer to do business locally. Our employees live throughout Connecticut and New York in order to provide local service to Tiger clients. Our highly trained inspectors average 17 years of trade and inspection expertise. Read more about their specific specialties on our team bio page. We develop relationships with our clients by offering meaningful services throughout their entire home ownership experience.
Joe DeLaurentis JR.
Principal
It’s That Time of Year Again… Warm Weather Radon Testing Protocols
The first warm days of Summer are here. It’s a natural tendency to want to open the windows and take in the fresh air. We agree… except when a Radon Test is scheduled to be performed.
The Radon Test scheduled during a real estate transaction will require all parties to follow the EPA Testing Standard “Closed House Conditions” during the radon test period of at least 48 hours. What does that mean for you?
We Are Tiger Group
In our 31 years in business, we have grown and cultivated a skillful team of inspectors, living and working throughout CT and bordering counties of Rhode Island and New York. I would like to introduce you to the Tiger Group Team. We have inspectors to assist you in your local area or with particular property specialties. Individually, our inspectors are the core of our company; together they further strengthen our service level through working together on multi-inspector luxury properties and commercial buildings as well as providing an in-house network, sharing expertise with one other.
April Showers Can Bring…. Mold Growth
The only way to know if mold spores are a problem is to have air samples analyzed by a lab to find out if indoor spore levels are significantly higher than in outdoor air. But you want more than just air testing. You’ll want to know what caused the mold to grow, how widespread it is, and how to eliminate it and keep it from returning.
Water: Would We Be “Well” Without It?
In Connecticut, we are incredibly fortunate to have ready access to clean water. But who tests that water to ensure it is safe to drink and contaminate-free?
If you live in a community that provides municipal services, the already-tested water is piped to your home, and you really don’t have to do much. You may choose to add minor filtration to suit your taste preference, but that’s about it. And you can obtain water testing results from your local water company.
When you live in a home served by a private well, one may assume the water is good. But how do you know? I suspect that very question is the reasoning behind a new piece of Connecticut Legislation
