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Home Inspections, Environmental Testing, Energy Auditing
 Call Prochek and USHP for professional home inspection services, building diagnostics, thermal imaging services, energy audit, and environmental testing needs. Being an ASHI Certified Inspector is proof of verifiable experience. Our inspectors are university graduates, with additional licenses or certifications as: BPI (Building Performance Institute) certified Building Analyst Professional; MD accredited Lead Inspector; MD Pest Control Applicator/Inspector for Termites and Wood Destroying Insects; Certified Mold Inspections; and, certified Radon Measurement Specialist with the National Radon Safety Board.
Due to our experience, no matter what type of property you can be assured of a professional inspection, energy audit, specialized diagnostics, or environmental testing.
Buying a home is probably the biggest investment you'll ever make, and it's a decision that will affect you for years to come. The process can be extremely stressful and confusing. And of course, there is always considerable risk involved when making such a large purchase decision. A professional inspection will significantly reduce your risk and help make the entire home buying process easier and less stressful. Be assured that we are the premier home inspectors in this market area, offering the most professional home inspection services available. Customer service is our highest priority. We make ourselves available to you anytime for a quote, or consultation. 7 days a week! We strongly encourage all of our clients to be present during the inspection. You should feel free to ask the inspector any questions you may have during the inspection, and issues found will be fully explained in your presence.
We are also committed to using the very best in building diagnostic equipment and tools. Our equipment and technology is second to none.
Currently in the state of Maryland, all that is required to be a licensed home inspector is a high school diploma, one class, and minimal general liability insurance. You can be a licensed home inspector NEVER HAVING PERFORMED EVEN ONE. There are many inspectors attempting to 'learn on the job'. Ask your prospective inspector how long they've been inspecting. Few have been ASHI Certified for a decade, or more. All the experts (including published articles in This Old House, Good Housekeeping, Smart Money, etc., and television broadcasts such as on 20/20 and the Today Show) recommend ASHI as a source for competent inspectors, and for good reason. You can trust an inspector that has premier and verifiable credentials. Use an ASHI Certified Inspector (see www.ASHI.org for a listing of certified inspectors). Many inspectors say they 'belong' to ASHI, but few are ASHI Certified.
Our Inspection Report is a state of the art, computer generated report with digital photos that is easy to understand. No company produces a better written report. We deliver the report over the Internet that is available anywhere in the world within 24 hours. You are provided a unique password protected link for viewing. Everything identified during the inspection will be included in the report. Beware of inspectors that deliver computerized reports on site. Any inspector can do it, but it only benefits the inspector. Reports must be less specific, and are often filled with boilerplate, if not cryptic, comments. With the software available today, almost anyone can make a bad inspection or inspector "look good".
With our extensive experience, and armed with the information we will provide, you can make your decision with confidence and peace of mind.
"A Professional Inspection Service"
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