Home Inspection in Baltimore County, MD

Bungalow and cottage streets from the old turnpike era sit blocks from newer subdivisions built well into the twentieth century.

Older crossroads dwellings share a corridor with ranch and split-level houses raised during the postwar building years.

Townhouses inside planned communities share walls with newer construction rising along the commercial corridor near the highway.

Curving streets platted for a nineteenth century summer resort now carry additions, sunrooms and garages built decades later.

A Main Street of older houses gives way to a resort-era village and newer subdivisions further from downtown.

Streetcar-era cottages and garden apartments sit alongside later subdivisions built out toward the county's western edge.

Company-built duplexes from a single wartime push stand along curved streets close to newer infill near the water.

Small wartime cottages and postwar additions sit along tidal creeks where crawlspaces and bulkheads take the brunt of high water.

Older bungalows near the reservoir valley give way to newer streets built closer to the city line.

Homes backing wooded parkland sit alongside newer mixed-use construction and active community associations further from the tree line.

Detached houses, brick rowhomes and managed condominium buildings sit within a few miles of each other near the county seat.

Formstone rowhouses, older houses split into apartments, and harbor condominium towers each carry water through the building differently.