Inspections and Testing in Virginia

We run home inspections, radon testing and mold testing at addresses across Virginia. Humidity puts real stress on older and newer housing alike.

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Where we work in Virginia

Whether a home is older or newly built, what matters most for an inspection is how it was built and maintained. Older homes carry decades of additions, updated systems and settling that a visual inspection has to sort through, while newer construction can still hide grading and drainage issues from the build process. Humidity works on every roof, foundation and crawlspace regardless of when it was built. This page is the index to the individual counties and cities we serve, each with its own coverage page and local detail.

2009

the year NextDay Inspect began inspecting homes in Virginia

counties with a published coverage page today

towns and cities with a published coverage page today

These counts are the pages published on this site today, not a claim about every county or town in Virginia, so call us if your town is not listed yet.

Virginia licenses home inspectors through DPOR.

Licensing means an inspector has met the state's education, examination and continuing education requirements before writing a report on a home's systems and structure. Radon and mold testing can carry their own separate certification or laboratory accreditation requirements depending on the type of test performed. If licensing status matters to your transaction, you can ask an inspector for their license number and confirm it directly with the state before the inspection takes place.

Confirm current licensing with the Virginia Department of Professional and Occupational Regulation, Board for Asbestos, Lead and Home Inspectors.

Every Virginia county and town we publish

Counties link to the county page. Towns link straight to their own page.

Towns with no county page

Alexandria / King George County

Arlington County

County page only. No town pages published yet.

Clarke County

County page only. No town pages published yet.

Culpeper County

Brandy Station / Culpeper / Rapidan

Fairfax County

Annandale / Burke / Centreville / Chantilly / Clifton / Fair Oaks / Fairfax / Fairfax Station / Falls Church / Great Falls / Herndon / Idylwood / Lincolnia / Lorton / McLean / McNair / Oakton / Reston / Springfield / Tysons / Vienna

Fauquier County

County page only. No town pages published yet.

Spotsylvania County

County page only. No town pages published yet.

Stafford County

Falmouth / Fredericksburg / Stafford

Inspections in Virginia, answered straight

How do I know if NextDay Inspect covers my part of Virginia?

We publish a coverage page for every county and independent city we serve in Virginia, and each of those pages lists the specific towns inside it. If you do not see your town listed yet, that does not always mean we cannot reach you. Call our office with your address and we will tell you plainly whether an inspector can get there and roughly how soon, rather than making you guess from a map.

Is radon a real concern for homes in Virginia?

Radon is a naturally occurring gas that rises from soil and rock and can collect in basements and lower levels. Much of Virginia sits in an area the EPA rates as higher risk for elevated indoor radon, and. A short-term test placed in the lowest lived-in level is the standard way to find out what a specific house is actually seeing.

What does mold testing check for in a Virginia home?

Mold testing looks at air samples and often tape or swab samples from areas like basements, attics and crawlspaces, the spots where moisture collects and airflow is limited. In a humid mid-Atlantic climate, homes with poor grading, an unvented crawlspace or a history of water intrusion are the most likely to show elevated spore counts. Results identify what is present and where, so you know what actually needs to be addressed rather than guessing from a smell or a stain.

How soon after the inspection do I get my report?

Reports are delivered in 24 to 48 hours after the inspection, with photos and plain language notes on what was found in each system we looked at. If a follow-up question comes up after you have read the report, you can call and confirm it before the inspection takes place.

Book an inspection in Virginia

Give us the address and the date you need. If the address sits outside the usual radius we will say so and quote the travel before you commit.

Schedule an inspection Call (703) 450-6398

NextDay Inspect
46179 Westlake Dr, Ste 200, Sterling, VA 20165
(703) 450-6398

Licensed, certified and insured

Our inspectors are licensed, insured and continuously trained, and every one is backed by general liability and errors and omissions insurance. These are the credentials that matter for a home inspection; the full roster of certifications, awards and association memberships is a click away.