Residential, new construction and commercial
Inspection Services
Licensed, InterNACHI certified inspectors covering the whole property, roof to foundation, across Virginia, Maryland and Washington DC. Start from what you are doing.
Schedule an inspectionCall (703) 450-6398
★★★★★4.9 rating, over 4,000 reviewsLicensed and insured inspectorsReports in 24 to 48 hours
Every inspection we offer
Pick the one that matches your situation. Everything here is booked with the same team, and most of it can share one visit to the property. Environmental testing can be added to any inspection.
Property inspections
Specialty inspections and reports
Inspection Packages
The home inspection bundled with the tests most buyers add anyway, at a package price.
Compare packagesWhat every inspection includes
Whichever one you book, the visit and the report work the same way.
We inspect. We do not do the repairs. Nobody at NextDay Inspect earns anything from what the report says, and we take no referral fee from contractors.
Inspection questions
Which inspection do I need?
If you are buying, selling or living in a finished house, that is a residential home inspection. If the house is still being built, it is a new construction inspection, timed to a stage of the build. A commercial building has its own inspection. If you only want one part of the property looked at, that is a component inspection.
How long does an inspection take?
A typical single family home takes two to three hours on site. Larger or older properties take longer, and a component inspection is much shorter. You are welcome to be there for any of it.
When do I get the report?
Most reports are delivered within 24 to 48 hours of the inspection, with safety concerns and major defects listed first.
Can I add radon, termite or mold testing?
Yes, and it is the usual way they are done. Our own technicians handle them on the same visit, which is why they cost less alongside an inspection than on their own.
Do you do the repairs you find?
No. We inspect and report, and we take no referral fee from contractors, so nothing in the report is written by someone who stands to sell you the fix.
Where do you inspect?
Virginia, Maryland, Washington DC, southern Pennsylvania and West Virginia's Eastern Panhandle. Check your city, county or ZIP code in the service area.