Professional Home Inspectors in North Bethesda, MD

As long as we have access to the building, we can perform a thorough inspection, even if you are not able to attend. On the other hand, our clients benefit greatly by attending the inspection because they get first-hand explanations of findings and can discuss and better understand maintenance needs, etc.. By prior arrangement, we can provide post-inspection conferencing with out-of-state clients for a detailed review of inspection findings.

We highly recommend you have a radon test performed in any home or low-level condo. It is also recommended that you retest every few years, even if you have a mitigation system in place. Radon is the second leading cause of lung cancer behind smoking, and if you smoke AND have high radon in your home, your chances of developing cancer are exponentially higher.

Please visit our Services Page for more information. You can also read the InterNACHI Standards of Practice on our PDF's page to understand what the minimum requirements are. Be advised, we go well above and beyond the standards during our inspections!

Even the best general contractors cannot be present for all of the work that is done in every building. A home inspection provides a second set of eyes for quality control and to evaluate for proper installation of building materials and components. In addition, most builders expect that a homeowner will be knowledgeable about routine maintenance that is required to prevent deterioration of the building and its components. During a home inspection, your inspector will educate you about how to maintain and care for your home to ensure longevity of building systems and safety for your family. It is our experience that we routinely find issues at new construction inspections, ranging from minor to very significant, that are either overlooked or had occurred subsequent to construction supervisor and building inspector review.