A standard inspection looks at what's visible. The Peace of Mind Bundle goes further — adding sewer scope, radon testing, indoor air quality, and a 2D digital floor scan so you walk into closing with answers to questions most buyers don't even know to ask.
Most home defects aren't dramatic. They're slow — a sewer line tree-rooting itself shut, radon seeping in from soil, or mold spores in HVAC ductwork. By the time you can see or smell them, you've already paid the bill. The Peace of Mind Bundle is designed to find them before closing, while the seller still has leverage to fix or credit.
The Peace of Mind Bundle includes a complete environmental health screening alongside your inspection — all on the same visit, all in one report.
A waterproof camera travels the main sewer line from the house to the city tap or septic system. Reveals cracks, blockages, tree roots, and bellied pipes — issues that average $5,000–$15,000 to repair after closing.
A continuous radon monitor measures levels in the lowest livable area over 48 hours. The EPA recommends mitigation at 4.0 pCi/L or higher — and Maryland's geology means many homes test above that threshold without anyone knowing.
Lab-tested samples that screen for airborne mold spores, allergens, and volatile organic compounds. Critical for buyers with asthma, allergies, or young children — and a smart safeguard in older homes with original HVAC systems.
From foundation to filter, every component of the home — plus the digital tools to manage it for years after closing.
Roof, foundation, plumbing, electrical, HVAC, structure
Wood-destroying organism check, lender-accepted
Camera-based main sewer line evaluation
48-hour continuous monitor in lowest livable area
Lab analysis for mold, VOCs, and allergens
Efficiency analysis with practical savings recommendations
Interactive digital floor plan and home report
Digital home management hub — manuals, warranties, history
Automated seasonal maintenance reminders and alerts
Instant repair cost estimates for every flagged issue
Coverage on major systems for your first four months
Month-by-month tasks, system lifespans, DIY essentials
Ditanyan Sye is one of fewer than 1,000 Certified Master Inspectors® worldwide, and one of a small handful in the DMV with full environmental certifications. That means every test in the Peace of Mind Bundle is performed and interpreted by the same inspector — no subcontractors, no schedule scrambles, no finger-pointing if questions arise later.
The Peace of Mind Bundle is an investment in long-term protection. Pick the payment path that fits your closing situation.
Split the bundle into manageable payments. First recurring payment typically one month after inspection.
Defer payment until closing day. Settle the full bundle when your transaction wraps — no payment until you get the keys.
Peace of Mind Bundle buyers tend to ask the same handful of questions. Here are the ones we hear most often.
Buyers who want every base covered — especially those with kids, allergies, asthma, or older relatives in the home; anyone purchasing a property older than 20 years; or anyone who's been burned by a surprise repair on a past home. The environmental trio (sewer, radon, indoor air) catches the issues that don't show up on a normal walkthrough.
The First-Time Home Buyer Bundle is education-heavy — thermal imaging, a guided walkthrough, and tools to teach you the home. The Peace of Mind Bundle goes deeper on environmental testing instead — sewer scope, radon, and indoor air quality. Both include the full inspection, termite, energy report, and digital tools. Many buyers ask whether they can combine elements; just call us and we'll build a custom quote.
Plan for 3.5 to 5 hours on site. The radon monitor stays in place for 48 hours after the inspection and gets retrieved on a follow-up visit. Sewer scope and indoor air quality samples are collected during the main visit. The full report — including all environmental results — is typically delivered within 24–72 hours of the radon test completing.
You'll have documented evidence to negotiate with the seller for mitigation, a credit, or a price reduction. Radon mitigation systems typically cost $1,200–$2,500. Catching it before closing means the seller often pays for it — catching it after, you do.
It depends on access to the cleanout. Most single-family homes and townhomes have one; condos often share lines and may not. We'll confirm access during scheduling and adjust the bundle if needed — no charge for tests we can't actually perform.
Yes — two ways. Buy Now Pay Later (BNPL) splits the bundle into manageable payments, with the first typically a month after inspection. Pay at Close lets you defer the entire payment until your closing day. Both options work for the full $1,449 bundle.
Central Maryland (including Fort Washington, Bowie, Bethesda, Rockville, Baltimore), Washington DC, and Northern Virginia (Alexandria, Arlington, Fairfax, Herndon, and beyond). Travel beyond 45 miles may incur a small mileage fee.
Schedule the Peace of Mind Bundle today. One inspector, one visit, one report — covering everything from the foundation to the air your family will breathe.