We are grateful that you visited Chase Rogers Home Inspection LLC.

I am a West Virginia native, born and raised in Martinsburg. I love all things West Virginia! I love spending time with my family, and I enjoy being outdoors. Being a father and husband are my greatest passions. I have a passion also for baseball. My free time is spent coaching at Martinsburg Little League.

My Career: I am licensed in WV and VA and have been a certified inspector since 2014. I take pride in being thorough and professional. I make it as easy as possible for my clients to complete their home inspection. I understand that buying a home can be very stressful and exciting.

What to Expect From a Martinsburg Home Inspection

A Martinsburg home inspection can be a critical step in the process of buying a house. A professional inspector will give you a detailed report on any problems you may find. This report will help you decide if the house is worth buying. You will also find out if the house is worth investing in. A professional inspector can help you find the right home for your needs and budget. So what should you expect from a Martinsburg home inspection?

First and foremost, a Martinsburg home inspection is going to reveal the type and number of mold spores. Your inspector will use air sampling to determine the species and prevalence of mold spores in the air. This is very important because what you breathe is made up of mold spores. Swab sampling is the second method to determine if your home has mold. This is a highly accurate method of discovering whether your home has mold. This requires you to take samples of air and other areas from your home with sterile swabs. Then, send them to a laboratory for analysis.

If you have never purchased a home before, a home inspection is the best way to make sure your house is in good condition. A quality inspector will find problems in all types of homes, from newly built to older ones. Some problems may not seem like a big deal, but they could be a huge money pit – or a life hazard. By hiring a professional home inspector, you can be sure your new home is safe for you and your family.