Every one of my inspection services comes with a full digital report and the chance to talk through what I found. I’m not interested in handing you a stack of pages and disappearing. If something in your report needs more explanation, I’m a call or text away, and flexible scheduling means I can usually work around your timeline rather than the other way around.
This is the inspection most buyers and homeowners start with. It covers the structure, roof, electrical, plumbing, HVAC, and built-in appliances, giving you a full picture of the home's condition from top to bottom. I use thermal imaging on every standard inspection to identify moisture intrusion and HVAC performance.
If you're building new, a pre-sheetrock inspection lets me look at the framing, plumbing, and electrical rough-in before the walls close everything up for good. Pairing this with a standard inspection once the home is finished gives you a complete look at the build from the studs out.
Selling a home comes with fewer surprises when you know what a buyer's inspector is going to find first. A pre-listing inspection lets you address issues on your own terms, price the home with confidence, and head off last-minute negotiations before they start.
Radon is invisible, odorless, and unfortunately common in Maryland homes. I use passive radon monitors placed for a short-term test window to measure levels accurately, giving you the information you need to protect your family or satisfy a lender or contract requirement.
A Condominium Inspection focuses on the interior components and systems of an individual residential unit, evaluating everything from the "drywall in" while accounting for the unique boundaries of shared ownership. Unlike a standalone single-family home inspection - where the client owns and maintains the ground, roof, siding, and foundation - a condo buyer typically shares ownership of common areas governed by a Homeowners Association (HOA) or Condominium Association.
A Pool & Spa Inspection is a dedicated evaluation of the structural, mechanical, and safety components of a residential swimming pool and hot tub system to ensure safe operation, code compliance, and proper equipment function.
A Baltimore County Rental Housing Inspection is a mandatory local code compliance evaluation required for residential rental properties (buildings with 1 to 6 units) before a landlord can legally lease the property or renew their rental license with Baltimore County. Unlike a full buyer’s home inspection, this inspection is strictly a pass/fail compliance assessment based on the official Baltimore County Rental License Inspection Sheet.
I work with real estate agents throughout Westminster and the surrounding area, and I know how much a fast, clear report matters to a deal staying on track. My digital reports are built to be shared easily with agents and buyers alike, and I’m always reachable if a question comes up during negotiations.
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