From downtown Frederick’s historic brick to the new builds in Urbana and Spring Ridge, we inspect across Frederick County and the towns around it.
Frederick County holds eighteenth-century stone and brick within a few miles of subdivisions finished last month. One needs an inspector who understands old framing, lime mortar and retrofitted systems. The other needs someone who will catch a builder’s shortcuts before settlement.
Rural properties usually need the well and septic work as well.
A full evaluation of the structure and every major system, for buyers and sellers.
Catch builder defects before the final walkthrough and closing.
Document defects before your builder warranty runs out.
Measure this invisible gas before you commit to the property.
Well flow testing and water sampling for rural properties.
Tank, baffles and drain field condition before you buy.
Frederick and the surrounding towns, villages and rural parcels.
What comes with every inspection in Frederick County.
Doug Bassett holds the CMI designation and InterNACHI certification, with more than 25 years inspecting Maryland property.
Photos, video and the Create Request List tool, delivered inside one day so you never lose negotiating time.
Qualifying inspections include the roofing and property warranty programs plus our 200% Guarantee.
Evening and weekend appointments by request, to fit a contract timeline that will not wait.
Call Doug and the team on (410) 925-2088 or email clientcare@mdhi.com with anything else.
Yes, throughout Frederick County including Thurmont, Emmitsburg, Myersville and the surrounding areas. Rural properties usually need well and septic inspections as well, which we handle in the same visit.
Yes. We run pre-drywall, final walkthrough and 11-month warranty inspections throughout the new communities in southern Frederick County.
Much of the county sits on geology that produces radon, and levels vary house by house. A test during your inspection period is the only way to know the level in your specific property.
Historic properties, new builds and rural parcels across Frederick County.
