How much does a home inspection cost in Maryland?

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  • Home Size: Larger homes typically cost more
  • Age of Home: Older homes typically cost more
  • Location: Urban Areas may have higher fees
  • Inspection Type: Specialized inspections for pests or mold may add to the base cost

Home inspection costs in Maryland average between $300 and $600!

There are many homes that may look appealing at first but could have costly issues. Not knowing about these issues could cost you tens of thousands of dollars if not more in maintenance costs later down the road. Without an inspection from a qualified professional home inspector, you may be leaving future costs and fees up to chance, and leaving yourself in the dark about any potential issues with your present or future home. 

We will perform the inspection in accordance with the current Standards of Practice of the International Association of Certified Home Inspectors (InterNACHI). Learn more

– Appliances
– Electrical
– Exterior
– Foundation
– Garage
– Grounds
– Interior
– Kitchen
– Plumbing
– Roof
– Structural

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Additional Inspection Add-ons

Some services are generally not included within the typical scope of a general home inspection, and may carry additional fees when scheduled with a home inspection. These services require specialized certification and below are a few examples of extra services that may be scheduled in addition to a home inspection: 

Asbestos is a group of naturally occurring silicates. They have properties that make them useful for insulation or binding materials in buildings. When asbestos becomes damaged or disturbed, the asbestos fibers become airborne and can be inhaled. We provide asbestos testing to determine if a material in your home contains asbestos.

There are six types of asbestos. We test for these six types.

– Chrysotile
– Amosite
– Crocidolite
– Anthophyllite
– Tremolite
– Actinolite

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The government banned the use of lead-based paint in 1978. If you are buying a property built before 1978, you most likely have lead-based paint in your home. While the presence of lead is not a health hazard, if you decide to paint or remodel your home, you can easily breathe in lead-based paint dust.

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Mold is a type of fungus that exist almost everywhere. It will grow in places with a lot of moisture.  Mold growing in your home is an indication that there is a water or moisture issue. It will be best to fix the cause of mold and then get a mold sample test to detect if there is mold growth. At NextDay Inspect®, we test for these mold types.

The most common types of indoor mold types are Cladosporium, Penicillium, and Aspergillus.

At NextDay Inspect, we offer Radon testing and provide recommendations for remediation in the case that the level of Radon is above the safe levels, as stated by the EPA (Environmental Protection Agency), to ensure that your property is safe.

Our Radon Reports include:

– Hourly readings of Radon Levels
– Minimum and Maximum Readings of Radon Levels
– Average Reading of Your Radon Level in Your Property
– Charts for Temperature, Humidity and Pressure
– Recommended Best Course of Action Depending on Radon Level

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When purchasing a property, it is always good to make sure to get a Wood Destroying Organism Inspection, more commonly known as a termite inspection. Wood destroying organisms represent a large danger as they can cause major structural damage to the property. Our termite inspector will look for any current and previous signs of termite or other wood destroying organism in the property. 

Our Inspector will look for:

– Termites
– Carpenter Ants
– Carpenter Bees
– PowderPost Beetles

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Thermal imaging helps the inspector to uncover problems that aren’t always visible to the human eye. The thermal camera employs a process that translates the heat signature in your home on a gradient scale, ranging from bright red to dark blue. Higher temperatures will translate as red, while darker colors are triggered by lower temperatures in wet areas. Thermal Imaging will uncover:

– Potential Heat Loss Around Walls and Floorings
– Potential Heat Loss at Windows and Doors
– Energy Loss
– Electrical Hot Spots
– Flue Leaks in Chimney
– Locate Wood Destroying Insects
– Detect Moisture Intrusion

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Based on the findings included in your inspection report, your home inspector may recommend one or more of these additional services. If that happens, be prepared to pay an additional fee. These fees may differ from company to company, so we recommend reaching out to your inspector for their rates to ensure you get the best home inspection cost in Maryland.

Value and Experience

When it comes to booking your home inspection, sometimes cheapest is not always best. Your home inspection report is your best defense against future surprises that may cost you thousands in repairs.

With NextDay Inspect, you can be sure that your inspector will be licensed, certified, and insured. You can also check if your inspector is licensed personally by searching for their name in Maryland’s license lookup tool. You can also check the website for InterNACHI to see if your home inspector is certified with InterNACHI, the International Association of Certified Home Inspectors. NextDay Inspect® is proud to provide full-service home inspection services in Maryland. Each of our fully licensed and certified inspectors are held to a high ethical standard and internal code of conduct. We make sure that each inspector has the right tools, training, and experience to handle every job with care.

Additionally, NextDay Inspect® performs environmental testing services to ensure our clients can experience comprehensive service when utilizing our services for their homes in Maryland. 

Speak with your realtor and read online reviews to get a sense of the type of experience you can expect during and after your inspection. Schedule Now

Maryland Home Inspectors

We have ASHI Certified Home Inspectors in Maryland providing high quality and detailed inspection reports. Learn more

Service Area

The team at NextDay Inspect® has home inspectors based in Maryland. You can visit the link here to see the counties we service in Maryland!

NextDay Inspect® has licensed and highly trained home inspectors covering most of the counties in Maryland. If your home is located within the borders of Maryland and you’re searching for a reliable home inspection service, then call NextDay Inspect® today at (703) 450-6398.