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Shenandoah Farms, Frederick County
Inspections and Testing in Shenandoah Farms
We run home inspections, radon testing and mold testing for houses in and around Shenandoah Farms, along the Shenandoah River. Reports arrive 24 to 48 hours after the visit.

What we see in Shenandoah Farms homes
Shenandoah Farms sits in the Blue Ridge foothills along the Shenandoah River, and its housing runs from cabins and cottages to larger single family homes, many on wooded, rural lots with access to community owned riverfront areas.
Riverside and wooded lots bring drainage and grading to the front of an inspection, since water moves differently across a sloped, forested parcel than across a graded suburban yard., and In a cabin or cottage, it's worth checking how heating, insulation and wiring have been updated over time.
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River proximity and drainage
For homes near the Shenandoah River or its tributaries, we look closely at how the lot sheds water and whether the foundation or crawlspace shows signs of past moisture intrusion.
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Cabins and older cottages
A number of homes in the area began as simpler cabins or cottages. We check whether insulation, heating and electrical work have been brought up to a standard suitable for year round living.
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Wells and septic on rural lots
Private wells and septic systems are common on Shenandoah Farms' rural lots. We note the age and condition of both and can arrange water testing alongside the inspection, particularly for older systems.
Shenandoah Farms inspections, answered straight
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NextDay Inspect
46179 Westlake Dr, Ste 200, Sterling, VA 20165
(703) 450-6398
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- Licensed and continuously trained inspectors
- General liability and errors and omissions insurance
- Every report peer reviewed before it goes out
- Passed the National Home Inspector Examination
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