Home Inspection Services in Maryland | Trusted by Homeowners

Buying a home or selling a home can be really stressful when you do not know what problems might be hiding in the home. Al Humdin offers home inspection services across Maryland to give you clear answers fast. We help home buyers and home sellers and real estate agents make decisions.

Our certified inspectors check every system in your property. You get an easy-to-understand report with photos. Our process is simple and fast and reliable from start to finish. Al Humdin inspections focus on accuracy and safety and peace of mind.

Why Choose Alhumd Inspections

  • Certified inspectors
  • Insured in Maryland
  • Reports delivered within 24–48 hours
  • Detailed reports with photos
  • Strong knowledge of Maryland homes and climate
  • Transparent pricing with no surprises
  • Trusted by homeowners and agents across the state

We focus on clarity and speed and trust so you always know what you’re getting.

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What’s Included in Our Maryland Home Inspection?

Foundation and Structural Integrity

We inspect foundation cracks and settlement issues and structural supports. We also check for water intrusion and concrete damage.a

Roof and Exterior

We review roof condition and flashing and gutters and siding and window seals to identify leaks or wear.

HVAC Systems

We assess furnace and AC units and ductwork and thermostat function and system age.

Electrical Systems

We inspect panels and wiring and outlets and grounding and safety compliance.

Plumbing and Water

We check pipes and drainage and pressure and water heaters and signs of leaks or corrosion.

Interior Components

We inspect walls and ceilings and flooring and doors and insulation and finishes.

Additional Services

We offer radon and mold and termite and lead paint and septic system inspections.

Our Step-by-Step Home Inspection Process

Step 1: Scheduling and Pre-Inspection

Booking is quick and simple. We respond within 2 hours. Collect basic property details before inspection.

Step 2: On-Site Inspection

Our inspector arrives on time. Performs a full system check. Inspections usually take 2–4 hours.

Step 3: Quality Documentation

We take photos and notes and videos to ensure reporting and proof of findings.

Step 4: Report Delivery

You receive a digital report within 24–48 hours with clear recommendations.

Step 5: Follow-Up Support

We answer your questions. Explain findings and guide you on next steps or repairs.

Professional Services In Maryland

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HOME INSPECTION

Our Home Inspection enlightens you regarding your home’s condition and gives you precise information on what needs to be addressed.

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TERMITE INSPECTION

Our Termite Inspection determines if there is evidence of wood-destroying insects inside or outside your home.

Mold Testing and Mitigation

MOLD ASSESSMENT

Our Mold Assessment gives you detailed information about the types and quantities of mold present in your home.

Radon Inspection Service

RADON GAS TEST

Radon Gas Test determines the level of radon gas inside your house and if it exceeds action levels set by the EPA.

Rental Inspection

WALK THROUGH INSPECTION

We have a detailed discussion on all the components of the house and answer all your questions and concerns about the property.

Lawn Inspection

LAWN SPRINKLER INSPECTION

Ensure your sprinkler system is operating as designed.

Radon-Testing

SELECTED COMPONENT INSPECTION

Select and choose any number of major components i.e. Plumbing, HVAC, Electrical, Structural for inspection. 

New Construction Inspection

BUILDER WARRANTY INSPECTION

A detailed report with punch list for you to give to your builder before your home warranty expires.

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PRE-DRYWALL INSPECTION

Our Pre-Concealment Inspection evaluates the condition of your new home’s major systems – plumbing, HVAC, electrical, structural

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INFRARED INSPECTION

 Our Infrared Inspection deploys high-quality digital infrared cameras to identify water leaks, electrical problems, and energy loss issues.

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Rental PROPERTY INSPECTION

If you don’t care about your property then who will?

Get the property inspected on Move-in and  Move-out.

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PRE-LISTING INSPECTION

Our Pre-Listing inspection informs you about the concerns before you put it on the market.

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DECK INSPECTION

Our Deck Inspection determines the condition and safety of your deck.                                                                               .

BALTIMORE CITY & COUNTY RENTAL INSPECTIONS

We inspect the property and furnish a report as per the directions of Baltimore City / Baltimore county rental registration and licensing.

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HOME RE-INSPECTION

Home Re-Inspection is a revisit to the property to determine if previously identified concerns have been addressed  in a workmanlike manner.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Most inspections take 2–4 hours depending on the size and age of the home. Larger or older homes may take longer. Plan your schedule accordingly so you can attend if needed.

Costs usually range from $300 to $500. Larger homes and add-on services increase pricing. Investing in an inspection can save thousands in repairs.

Make sure utilities are on and areas like basement and electrical panels are accessible. Keep documents ready for review if needed.

Yes it is highly recommended. You can learn about the home. Ask questions directly during the process.

Reports are delivered within 24–48 hours. You receive a copy with photos and clear explanations.

We guide you on steps and repairs. You can use the report to negotiate or plan maintenance.

Yes radon testing is available as an add-on. It is important in Maryland due to risks.

Yes we are fully. NAHI certified and insured for your protection.

Inspector Certifications and Experience

Our inspectors are NAHI/ASHI certified with years of field experience. We stay updated through training and education. We are fully licensed in Maryland. Carry proper insurance and bonding. Our team follows standards to ensure reliable and accurate inspections.

Schedule Your Maryland Home Inspection Today

Do not take risks with your property. Call us now. Email to get started. We respond within 2 hours. Make booking simple. Fill out our contact form to request your quote today.

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Home Inspection

Home Inspection: Our thorough Home Inspection enlightens you to understand the home’s condition and gives you precise information to handle potential concerns. We explain condition of all components during the inspection and answer all your remaining questions during the informative walk-thru at the end of the inspection. 

Buying a new home is one of your major investments in life. With all the fun and excitement of buying a new home comes the stress of unexpected defects. Our in-depth inspection and on-site discussion aims to address all the concerns you may have and the detailed, user-friendly reports makes the condition of complex structures and components simple and easy for you to understand. 

Our Licensed and Professional inspectors perform thorough and accurate inspection with one objective; to ensure you are well educated about the condition of the property and make an informed decision. If you are not satisfied with our services, kindly inform us, either we make it right or you pay nothing.

General home inspections include a visual examination of the following components:

Structural Systems

  • Foundations
  • Grading & Drainage
  • Roof Covering Materials
  • Roof Structures & Attics
  • Walls (Interior & Exterior)
  • Ceilings & Floors
  • Doors (Interior & Exterior)
  • Stairways (Interior & Exterior)
  • Fireplaces & Chimneys
  • Porches, Balconies, Decks, and Carports
  • Driveways and Sidewalks
  • Exterior Finishes and Windows

Electrical Systems

  • Service Entrance and Panels
  • Branch Circuits, Connected Devices, and Fixtures

Heating, Ventilation & Air Conditioning Systems

  • Heating Equipment
  • Cooling Equipment
  • Duct Systems, Chases, and Vents

Plumbing Systems

  • Plumbing Supply, Distribution Systems and Fixtures
  • Drains, Wastes, and Vents
  • Water Heating Equipment
  • Interior Sprinkler/ Fire Suppression Systems

Appliances

  • Dishwashers
  • Food Waste Disposers
  • Range Hood and Exhaust Systems
  • Ranges, Cooktops, and Ovens
  • Microwave Ovens
  • Mechanical Exhaust Vents and Bathroom Heaters
  • Garage Door Operators
  • Dryer Exhaust Systems

Additional

  • Infrared Thermal Imaging
  • Drone (if required)
 
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Termite Inspection

We identify the wood-destroying insects inside your house. It is highly recommended that homebuyers protect themselves with a termite inspection prior to purchase. Termites can cause serious, lasting damage to your home. Termite control and damage may set you back thousands of dollars and this might not be in your budget. The best preventative measure is a termite inspection.

Wood-destroying insects and other organisms can cause serious problems in the wooden structural components of a house, and may go undetected for a long period of time.
Our professionally trained and certified inspectors inspect thoroughly to determine if there is an infestation, damage, and/or conditions that could invite a termite attack, or the need for remedial control measures.

Our inspectors check the foundation of the house, garage and other buildings for shelter tubes coming from the soil. We look closely around porches, connecting patios, sidewalks, areas near kitchens and bathrooms, and hard-to-see places. We also check window and door frames, and where utility services enter the house for termite infestation or wood decay. Also, we look behind shrubbery and plants near walls. Our inspectors pay special attention to areas where earth and wood meet, such as fences, stair carriages and trellises. Open and check any exterior electrical meter or fuse box set into the wall, a common point of infestation.

Our inspectors carefully check all doors, window facings, baseboards, and hardwood flooring. Discoloration or stains on walls or ceilings may mean that water is leaking and can decay wood, and this can aid termite infestation. We inspect where plumbing and utility pipes enter the foundation and flooring. Also, we examine the attic for shelter tubes, water leakage, and wood damage.

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Mold Assessment

Our certified and licensed inspectors begin by researching the property’s recent history to discover if there has been a flooding problem on the house. We further collect information regarding past water leaks, plumbing leaks or other types of moisture issues on the property. This provides insight as to what type of mold issues may be present on the property. The next phase will be a thorough visual inspection of the outside and inside of the property. The inspector will be looking for signs or conditions that may encourage mold growth, as Mold will grow in places with a lot of moisture, such as around leaks in roofs, windows, or pipes, or where there has been flooding. Mold grows well on paper products, cardboard, ceiling tiles, and wood products. Mold can also grow in dust, paints, wallpaper, insulation, drywall, carpet, fabric, and upholstery. We will Investigate any signs of past or present water intrusion, which can promote mold growth. We will take samples of any suspected mold for laboratory analysis. A minimum of 2 Air samples will be taken, one inside and one outside of the house. Surface sample are collected as required. All samples taken will be sent off to the lab to be tested. The most common indoor molds are Cladosporium, Penicillium, and Aspergillus.

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Radon Gas Test

Radon Gas Test indicates the level of radon gas inside your home as most radon exposure occurs inside homes. We use most advanced professional grade Continuous Radon Monitor. Its detector technology is based on the trusted 1028 design that utilizes advanced detection algorithm resulting in high sensitivity, while also providing superb immunity to external radio interference.This professional grade Continuous Radon Monitor is equipped with a tamper sensor, and programmable PIN protection.
You can take steps to reduce and control the amount of radon in your home. Testing is the only way to determine radon levels. EPA guidance suggests mitigating if levels are at or above 148 Becquerls/meter3 (4 picocuries/liter).’

Radon is a naturally-occurring radioactive gas that can cause lung cancer. Radon gas is inert, colorless and odorless. Radon is naturally in the atmosphere in trace amounts. Most radon exposure occurs inside homes, schools and workplaces. Radon gas becomes trapped indoors after it enters buildings through cracks and other holes in the foundation.
According to EPA,’ Breathing radon over time increases your risk of lung cancer. Radon is the second leading cause of lung cancer in the United States. Nationally, the EPA estimates that about 21,000 people die each year from radon-related lung cancer.

 
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Walkthrough Inspection

We discuss all the components of the house in great detail and answer all your questions.

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Lawn Sprinkler Inspection

Discovering issues with your system early on will not only reduce water waste but will also save you money while helping to ensure your home is surrounded by a lush, healthy landscape throughout summer.

A defective sprinkler system may direct water into your home’s structure and cause water problems.

We visually inspect and report on:

  • Broken, clogged, or missing sprinkler heads
  • Overspray
  • Broken pipes or fittings
  • High vegetation
  • High or low pressure
  • Heads that are slanted and not vertical
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Four Point Inspection

Our Four Point Inspection evaluates four major systems – HVAC, electrical, plumbing, roofing – for insurance company policies.

Four Points for Insurance Coverage

Our Four Point Inspection ensures that insurance companies have documentation required to issue a homeowner’s policy. The inspection focuses on four main categories – heating, ventilation, and air conditioning), electrical wiring and panels, plumbing connections and fixtures, and roofing.

What’s Included

Our Four Point Inspection assesses the condition of four major categories and provides information about the types of maintenance required to keep the components operating property.  We deliver results in a report that is mandated by insurance companies in Florida.

If we identify issues, we provide you with specific recommendations and next steps.

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Builder’s Warranty Inspection

A builder’s warranty inspection is a thorough inspection of your newly constructed home that you order before the warranty expires. Most builders provide a 12-month warranty that covers defects with workmanship and materials.

Our inspection furnishes a detailed report with punch list for you to give to your builder before your new home warranty expires.

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New Home Pre-Concealment Inspection

This will be the last time you see inside the walls of your new home. Our pre-drywall inspection takes place prior to the installation of the wallboard/drywall.

Our inspector walks the home prior to the installation of wall insulation. This allows us to examine and report on the exterior sheathing, structural framing, fire stopping, electric, plumbing, and HVAC from the inside of the home.

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Infrared Inspection

Thermal imaging detects differences in the surface temperatures of a material and we use thermal imaging during our inspections to assist in detecting temperature differentials.

The differences in temperature are a clue to the inspector that further investigation is warranted by a qualified professional to check for an outlier such as a water leak, electrical issues or missing insulation in that area.

Our inspectors are professionally trained to use and interpret the reading that thermal images indicate. Defects that are not visible to human eye can be detected and confirmed with infrared thermal scan.

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Rental Property Inspections

If you don’t care about the property, why should they?

Routine rental property inspections can help prevent big problems down the road. A rental property inspection allows for you and your tenant to review the condition of the property before the tenant moves in, and sets the expectation of the condition in which it should be returned. 

We furnish a detailed report documenting the issues with photographs, and evaluates physical condition and make recommendations. 

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Pre-Listing Inspection

A pre-listing inspection will make sure, YOU (the seller) is aware of any issues prior to the buyer becoming aware. 

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Deck Inspection

Is Deck Inspection Included with Regular Home Inspection?

YES! We do check decks for safety and repairs. 

However, This specific deck inspection is much more detailed and follows the American Wood Council’s “Guide For Code Acceptance” or DCA 6, a “best practices” standard for inspection.

We check every visible component of the deck including the ledger board, support posts and joists beneath the deck, hardware and deck floor boards, railings and stairs.

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