Mid-Atlantic Home Inspection Services

With Mid Atlantic Home Inspection Services, you can rest easy knowing that you've chosen the right home inspector. We work exclusively for you, to serve your best interests and to arm you with the information you need. We hold ourselves to a high standard of ethics and professionalism to provide you with a comprehensive, unbiased report on the condition of your home.

The short answer is yes. Buying a new home is an expensive investment, possibly the largest one you'll ever make. A home inspection brings more clarity to what it is that you're buying and will help to mitigate the risk involved in such a purchase. There are many potential problems that could either go unnoticed, or could lead to bigger problems, that a home inspector is trained to uncover.

Home Inspection Services We have you covered with a variety of inspection services to meet your unique requirements. Are you looking for a full home inspection or something more specific? We have you covered with inspection services ranging from standard home inspections to mold inspections, testing for radon gas, and water quality testing.

When you purchase a new home, you're also buying any problems that come with it. These problems can add up to a large expense. You can think of a home inspection as a safety net which protects you from falling into a poor investment. Problems found during the inspection which were not disclosed by the seller can put you in a stronger position for negotiation.

Pre-Listing (Seller's) Home Inspections Make the process of selling your home faster, less stressful, and more rewarding with a pre-listing home inspection. While home inspections are typically used by home buyers, you - as the seller - also have a lot riding on this transaction.

Renegotiations after an inspection may result in you needing to make repairs, a reduction in the price, or if more serious issues are discovered, revocation of the offer from the buyer.Put yourself in a stronger position for negotiations, and maximize your sale price, by having your home inspected before listing it on the market.