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Our goal is to protect our clients' interest by providing a thorough and detailed inspection of the property. Safeguarding our clients' investment is our priority. We provide residential home inspections, commercial building inspections, pre-drywall inspections, radon gas testing, and mold sampling. View the rate for your home inspection and scheduling availability on our website. Home Inspectors at NextDay Inspect® are licensed by DPOR and DLLR and are certified members of ASHI and InterNACHI. Upon completing the on-site inspection the inspector will prepare a report, including photographs taken at the property, and arrows with commentary detailing the areas of concern. Specialized tools are used to ensure a thorough inspection of the properties components. Some of these tools are thermometer, moisture & humidity meter, thermal infrared camera, outlet tester. We have an 'A+' rating with the Better Business Bureau.

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2020 

by Nick Gromicko, CMI® and Ben Gromicko from InterNACHIBuilding orientation is the practice of facing a building so as to maximize certain aspects of its surroundings, such as street appeal, to capture a scenic view, for drainage considerations, etc. With rising energy costs, it’s becoming increa...
11/30/2020
 Relocation is often stressful and time-consuming, but rarely do we wonder about the impact the process has on the environment. This is amplified when moving to a smaller house or condominium, and additional decisions have to be made regarding items that must discarded in order to save space.  If...
11/24/2020
 Electrical PanelsElectricity enters the home through a control panel and a main switch where one can shut off all the power in an emergency. These panels are usually located in the basement. Control panels use either fuses or circuit breakers. Install the correct fuses for the panel. Never use a...
11/24/2020
A sinking sidewalk is bad news for you and your guests. Where the pavement is uneven, someone’s bound to trip eventually.Pavement sinks because exterior concrete is always on the move. Soil settles. Moisture moves soil up and down. In cold climates, frost can heave and lift concrete slabs.Tearing...
11/18/2020
No matter if you’re a prospective home buyer, real estate agent, or even selling your home, it pays to schedule an inspection with a certified and licensed home inspector in Maryland.With an inspection from a qualified professional home inspector, you may be leaving future costs up to chance, and...
11/18/2020
by Nick Gromicko, CMI® and Ben Gromicko from InterNACHIThe following items are essential tools, but this list is by no means exhaustive. Feel free to ask an InterNACHI inspector during your next inspection about other tools that you might find useful.1.  PlungerA clogged sink or toilet is one of ...
11/06/2020
Save Money and EnergyMost people don’t know how easy it is to make their homes run on less energy, and here at InterNACHI, we want to change that. Drastic reductions in heating, cooling, and electricity costs can be accomplished through very simple changes, most of which homeowners can do themsel...
11/02/2020
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