Redding CT Home Inspector

Licensed and certified home inspections for Redding CT and surrounding areas

Moving here from out of state? Use Allied for your Redding Connecticut home inspection. As a local, independent house and condo inspector I'll provide you with personalized service and a detailed home inspection. As most real estate transactions are time-sensitive I email you with a written report the same day I inspect your new home. Additional services such as water and radon testing are provided in house, and I can arrange septic inspections to be provided by licensed local firms as needed.

Redding is situated among the hills and rolling countryside of Western Connecticut. Largely residential, with little business and much open space, the town is known for its parks, ponds, and marshes as well as hiking and riding trails. The town’s environmentally aware and preservation oriented residents enjoy their abundant natural assets. Redding consists of four main regions: Redding Center, West Redding, Redding Ridge and Georgetown.

Redding Center was designated a National Register Historic District in 1992. The district consists of approximately 55 acres and includes 39 historic structures and a cemetery that dates from the 18th and 19th century.

Georgetown, which includes parts of Redding, Ridgefield, Wilton and Weston, was designated a National Register Historic District in 1987. There are approximately 144 properties in the district, including the now defunct Gilbert and Bennett wire factory.

Redding has access to Route 84 to the north and Route 7 on its western border. In addition, Routes 107, 53, and 58 cross the community, allowing access to the Merritt Parkway, Connecticut Turnpike and points south such as Stamford, CT, New York City, and White Plains, NY. Redding is located 63 miles from New York City and the commute time is approximately 1 hour and 35 minutes.